I saw one of the black triangle UFOs. Should I be afraid?

Question

I saw one of the UFOs a few years ago similar to these two questioners descriptions

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AqUwxneLWyMjQpgKOO4sa7kjzKIX?qid=20061126084021AAFKxYx

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AvfDHMMykLv75RlihSf.VdwjzKIX?qid=20061114121444AAjvkfM

It had BIG round lights on the corners, the corners were rounded, and it had a slowly flashing or pulsating reddish light in the center.

It changed my life and the way I look at the world and whats possible militarily... I want to talk about it all the time because it was so amazing.

At the same time It was the most terrifying moment in my life.

When I look up information about it and talk about it online I get creeped out... Should I be afraid to talk about it?

Practically everyone has seen it. I think I'm hardly exaggerating when I say that. Information about it is made readily available online and its not like they are trying to hide it... like I've said a TON of people see it all the time!

Answer 1

OH MY GOD!!! You should be screaming hysterically!  You exhibit 3 of the signs of anal probing:  wanting to talk about the incident, moral reevaluation, and rationalization.  The extraterrestrials you've encountered have been seen before, and likely they used a technique only recently developed by CIA researchers, known as Electromagnetic Tracing (EMT), which uses X-rays to place a small tumor in the colon to track biological status.  Consequently, after examination, everyone claiming to see EXACTLY what you have seen have mysteriously dissappeared before any conclusive evidence could be determined.

If I were you, I would beware of any medical exams in that area, and content myself to know that the extraterrestrials have chosen me to exemplify the human race.

Answer 2

Well , I haven't seen it. I don't think you should get creep-ed out though. I know how you feel about it . I am still absolutely amazed at the one I did see. It wasn't a Black Triangle. I'm so Flabbergasted might describe it. Overwhelmed with Amazement. Shocked, TOTALLY AMAZED. I just can't to this day,believe standing there and looking up at this thing.It wasn't supposed to really be real! I can't believe what I don't believe i am actually standing here with what can't possibly be real, hovering over my head!And it's spinning! And it's just up in the air, sitting there where it's not even supposed to exist! That's the best way to describe what I can't believe I saw! and this is true , no joke. Bye

Answer 3

it could have been a new military designed plain

Answer 4

No,I dont think you should be afraid.I think you should talk about it.I think alot more people see them and they dont talk about it.

Answer 5

I wouldnt be afraid but Id talk to a shrienk.

Answer 6

Be afraid.

Answer 7

I'm afraid if you've see it, it means you've been or will be abducted.  Don't be afraid.  The worst part is the probe, but they have different sizes and if you're lucky, they will pick the small one for you.  Try to avoid falling asleep alone and put duct tape around your doors.  I also heard that if you wear a clown mask to bed, they tend to pass you over for someone else.

Hope this helps.

Answer 8

As I recall, Firesign Theatre had the answer to this:

FST Commentator): "Here's the official, stolen, government training film of the secret plan to deal with an alien uprising."

(Martial music swells in the background)

(NCO-In-Charge Commentator): "Classified ultra-secret! Air Force generals only! Ten-hut! At ease mens (sic), take your seat!"

(The General): "This is General Curtis Goatheart. If you are viewing this film, then we are under extraterrestrial attack. Beware- your brain may no longer be the boss! If you are beginning to doubt what I am saying, you are probably hallucinating. Listen carefully!"

(One second burst of ringing alarm bell)

(NCOIC): "What to do if an alien appears! ONE!"

(The General): "Drop beneath the seat of your plane and look away."

(NCOIC): "TWO!"

(The General): "Avoid eye contact."

(NCOIC): "THREE!"

(The General): "If there are no eyes, avoid all contact."

(One second burst of ringing alarm bell)

(NCOIC): "How to identify alleged sightings! ONE!"

(The General): "Pie plates, or as reflections in the atmosphere."

(NCOIC): "TWO!"

(The General): "Dry cleaning bags filled with marsh gas, or..."

(NCOIC) "THREE!"

(The General): "Mass insanity!"

(One second burst of ringing alarm bell)

(NCOIC): "How to inform your wife, and others under your command!"

(Bugle blowing reville in the background, faint drumbeat, soft clatter of dinnerware)

(General's Wife): "...Can I freshen that up for you?..."

(The Colonel): "I don't know how she got that requisition..."

(General's Wife): "Oh, she gets it in the back..."

(The Colonel): "Well, she's not allowed to have them unless she's..."

(Another Officer): "Unless she's related to the (undecipherable) of the PX..."

(Sound of a spoon repeatedly striking a water glass)

(The General): "Honey and men- I have something awesome to reveal to you."

(The Colonel): "Well, go ahead, sir."

(General's Wife): "Go ahead."

(The General): "Two flying saucers have just landed on my plate."

(Long moment of silence)

(The Colonel): "Well, turn away sir- I'll eat them."

(Nervous laughter)

(Sound of a spoon repeatedly striking a water glass)

(The General): "Men- our greatest fear is realized- we are under attack from superior consciousness."

(The Colonel): "The eggs, sir?"

(The General): "They're only the beginning."

(More nervous laughter)

(Another Officer): "Can I have some more of those flapjacks?"

(The General): "All right, men- questions? Questions?"

(The Major): "Ah, sir?"

(The General): "Yes, Major?"

(The Major): "Ah, pass the ah, syrup, General?"

(The General): "That's a good idea, Chuck, but syrup won't stop 'em!"

(Another Officer): "But, sir..."

(The Colonel): "Ah, sir?"

(The General): "Colonel?"

(The Colonel): "Are you nuts?"

(The General): "H-Hmmm! That is just exactly what they want you to believe! (chuckle)"

(The Colonel): "The eggs, sir?"

(The General): "Let's just call them 'the phenomena' "

(The Colonel): "Well, if I may respectfully submit, sir, I think you've got your phenomena

scrambled, General."

(More nervous laughter)

(General's Wife): "What about my eggs, dear?"

(The General): "Honey- they're in- everybody's eggs!"

(The Colonel, slightly sarcastically): "Good lord!"

(Faint drumbeat, soft clatter of dinnerware in the background)

(The General's wife begins sobbing hysterically, but softly)

(Another Officer): "I think I'm going to have to leave this table..."

(The Major): "...another cup of coffee, sir- settle you down a bit..."

(NCOIC): "CONCLUSION!"

(The General): "They think he is insane. Yet he outranks them. His option- command!"

(NCOIC): "ONE!"

(The General): "He seals off the area."

(NCOIC): "TWO!"

(The General): "Secures the cooperation of local officials."

(NCOIC): "THREE!"

(The General): "Obtains expert scientific susistence (sic)."

(NCOIC): "FOUR!"

(The General): "Evacuates all government employees, and..."

(NCOIC): "FIVE!"

(The General): "...bombs aliens back to stone age!"

(Martial music swells up in the background)

(NCOIC): "END OF FILM!"

lol, good luck.

Answer 9

asfdasd a has a point. With all the cameras around where are the photos?You've nothing to fear.Like many others you have a vivid imagination.That and a desire to be special.You'll get over it.

Answer 10

Well since it hasn't done you any harm over all these years, I'd forget it. It was probably an F-117. When you say practically everyone has seen it, I think you'll find things are quite opposite of that.

Answer 11

Nothing to be afraid of. Those are time travelers from the future. They wont touch anyone or cut them up like those low-tech grays from a nearby galaxy. They are just human historians from the future trying to observe the present. Nothing to be concerned about. They dont even land.