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there is also a really good book i was reading for leisure at the book store called something like "death bed confessions" and it was about what people spilled right before they died, something to look at if you enjoy this time of stuff that is actually fun to read for the people who hate reading
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That was an interesting read for certain. It's like there's a mountain of evidence for extra-terristial life existing, but the possibility is mostly limited to the realm of crackpots. Meanwhile there are churches dotted around everywhere.
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I don't think they have little green men and space ships there but I would love a tour and a peek in all the hangers. Everybody thought that the F117 was this super futuristic deal but I think they were test flying it in 1981 and it was kept secret for a long time. This was when the Atari 2600 was cutting edge. I can't imagine what kind of cool toys might be in there now some 28 years and leaps in technology later.
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From: Kufstein
Originally Posted by vader1,Apr 15 2009, 01:33 PM
I don't think they have little green men and space ships there but I would love a tour and a peek in all the hangers. Everybody thought that the F117 was this super futuristic deal but I think they were test flying it in 1981 and it was kept secret for a long time. This was when the Atari 2600 was cutting edge. I can't imagine what kind of cool toys might be in there now some 28 years and leaps in technology later.
Imagine living in that area in the mid 60's and seeing the SR-71 flying around
