Have you seen this?

Someone has done his homework and put effort.

https://www.hoxhunt.com/blog/breakin...weve-ever-seen

I dont like that we have no evidence of alien existence. Should be pretty easy to verify. A malfunction of the system or alien tech. Propulsion systems and movents should be enough to know.

Tic tac alien is a good candidate for the first alien encounter. But why dont we have more observations?

I found it quite amuzing the part where the intelligence officer told that he is a scifi fan and want's also to know about things. Just felt so like a planned role play that hey you can trust us 'cause he is a scifi fan so he is one of you UFO fan guys.


Like for public he can play a role of a scifi fan and for the intelligence community he says I am a fan of science FICTION and I deal with these things as fiction.

Maemish, did you steal Dave's apostrophes? You still have one more to return!

Yes! And I will use them as I choos'e!

Let's cover the basics.

Do not = Don't
Donut = Dont

Z = Zorro was here.
But this Z is everywhere nowdays. What we need to find is A. A's can bring us the Aliens. Alien's A. M'key.

Thank's Dave. Its' hard when English is'nt your native language to know where to put those ' ' '. In finnish language they're really rarely used.


I think you use in this: yht'äkkiä = suddenly

Dont or Don't. They're both correct or incorrect. Since it should be 'Do not'

I vote no ' in next US/UK election. Put an end to this uptown dot once and for all.

I think with the former president the odd's would have been in your favor.

It's actually very simple. The apostrophe always stands for missing letters:

• "don't" = "do not" (missing letter "o")
• "let's" = "let us" (missing letter "u")
• "B'ham" (on some road signs in UK) = "Birmingham" (missing letters "irming")

You may think, "but hang on, where do possesive nouns come into this? What letters are missing in "John's house"?

Well, I don't know if this is true, but it helps: I've been told that in some unspecified ancient times, people used to say "John his house", which got shortened to "John's house". That theory breaks down on "Mary's", but let's not go too deep into looking for logic in a language, especially English.