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Bjork has a lovely voice. Reminds me of the video where she explains how her TV works and summarises that you should never let an Icelandic poet lie to you…
It was this woman, wasn’t it,…
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‘Boobs-out Boebert’ behaves blatantly belligerent by bouncing boyfriends balls during Beetlejuice.
2016,… “I really would consider autonomous driving to be basically a solved problem,” Musk said. “I think we’re basically less than two years away from complete autonomy.”
Well we still need a human to explain that Kenya actually exists in Africa.
I believe that they recently discovered who the guy probably was.
The girls reported the smell of ammonia.
I think that smell is part of ufo lore, which kind of points towards this being written by somebody more familiar with the lore than the facts.
This from another forum…
The primary named witnesses from Varginha Brazil emphatically stated the alien they stood a few feet from did not smell of anything, and the mother who went to the spot shortly after also denied a smell:
My search of the literature concerning this case reports the following episode, pertaining to the mother of the two girls who were sisters, Luiza Helena Fatima de Silva. It states she saw the alien creature in Jardim Andere district on January the 20th and reported a peculiar smell when she went to the park at 4:00 PM. I personally questioned Mrs. Silva in reference to this statement and she denied it. I believe this is an important issue, as the rumors of strange smells have become associated with this case. I questioned Bira about this story and he told us the case was filled with rumors, which totally disregarded the facts.
Valquiria: No. There was no smell.
Dr. L: Are you absolutely sure? I am asking this because there are many rumors about this case and some of the witnesses have claimed there was a foul odor.
Valquiria: I am absolutely sure there was no smell whatsoever.
Liliane: No. There was no smell at all.
Leir 2006, UFO Crash in Brazil (chapter 4)
As an MD,… would need a very intricate knowledge of anatomy and physiology…
I saw posted on another forum from an apparently learned person that there are errors in the physiological descriptions. From what I recall in particular was the discussion related to looking for the olfactory bulbs inside the nasal cavity. The quote is “ There appears to be no equivalent to the olfactory bulb in the nasal cavity. “ As an MD you’d know that the olfactory bulbs (plural) are part of the forebrain and not located in the human nasal cavity.