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nucl34rgg said:
Ridiculous. The evidence is irrefutable. I will not accept such nonsense in this thread. Begone .
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The discussion centers around a news article claiming the discovery of an alien corpse in a fridge by a Russian woman, which participants find both amusing and absurd. Many express skepticism about the story, questioning the plausibility of keeping an alien body in a fridge for two years without it smelling. The conversation takes a humorous turn as users joke about the situation, including the idea of the alien being used for cooking. Some participants reflect on the lack of credible evidence, emphasizing that the topic should be treated lightly and not taken seriously. The thread also touches on the deletion of posts, with users speculating on moderation practices and the tone of the discussion. Overall, the thread blends skepticism with humor, showcasing a mix of disbelief and playful banter regarding the supposed alien discovery.
Ridiculous. The evidence is irrefutable. I will not accept such nonsense in this thread. Begone .
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FlexGunship
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Nano-Passion said:
Sorry, pet peeve flame... it's actually "must have." The confusion originates from the common use of the contraction "must've." "Must of" has no meaning.
I'm sorry, but I just can't let it slide.
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FlexGunship said:
Lmao. Should I proofread my posts even under a title named "Russian woman found alien"? That's alien talk. I actually know that it is an improper usage of the word but thanks for reminding me =]
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DaveC426913
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No. Flex's inner Grammar Nazi gets the better of him when he's been drinking.Nano-Passion said:
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ianmc
Typical, first contact with an alien race and what does she do, she EATS IT!
Should go well with white wine I'd imagine although I'm not sure about letting it 'mature' for two years but perhaps that's what you have to do with alien meat?
There could be a whole new line of cookery books waiting to be written here!
btw. I think it's a baby Vogon.
'it was confiscated' yeah, right, she ate it.
Should go well with white wine I'd imagine although I'm not sure about letting it 'mature' for two years but perhaps that's what you have to do with alien meat?
There could be a whole new line of cookery books waiting to be written here!
btw. I think it's a baby Vogon.
'it was confiscated' yeah, right, she ate it.
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FlexGunship
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DaveC426913 said:No. Flex's inner Grammar Nazi gets the better of him when he's been drinking.
Hey, we prefer to be called Grammar National Socialists. The, uh, other name sort of has negative connotations.
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