Pallets in fields

[k0ua]

Hey wait a second... James. Not that I am tracking, but I recall you were in the fertilizer faction. Are you officially changing your allegiance?

It doesn't really matter, it is all in fun anyway isn't it? I think I have joined about 5 "factions" now. maybe more!

 

[stuckmotor]

Wow, excellent point! Until now, I've been watching from the sidelines. I'm now joining the military faction.

Hayists, seedists, and now, militarists. Can they all live in the same world?

 

[smstonypoint]

Hey wait a second... James. Not that I am tracking, but I recall you were in the fertilizer faction. Are you officially changing your allegiance?

I am confident that James has many virtues, but constancy is noticeable by its absence.

Steve

 

[TomSeller]

Herman droppings. Such a guilty look on his face.

 

[stuckmotor]

Herman droppings. Such a guilty look on his face.

Are those eletrical contacts or bulletin board pins in Herman's neck?

 

[lilranch2001]

I think James is the leader of the "Joinest" faction

 

[lilranch2001]

And I think I shall join the Joinest

 

[stuckmotor]

I think James is the leader of the "Joinest" faction

I was blind not to see that.

 

[dragoneggs]

I am confident that James has many virtues, but constancy is noticeable by its absence.

Steve

Wait another second... all along I was pondering James consistency... and now realize I was analyzing the wrong virtue. James, I owe you an apology. For what... I am not sure but you deserve it.

 

[GolfAddict]

The rapid growth of this "military" clique makes me skeptical of the scientific qualifications of its members.

As I demonstrated in my critique, the "military" theory is flawed.

The pictogram on the side of the military vehicle has but two sides, while the pallet formations are triangular, with the base of the triangle being formed by the earth. I used the term "earthbound" in my critique, which orezok misread, whether by mistake (which I doubt) or by design, as "earth brown."

Rather than accept my critique as constructive criticism, he has managed to dupe a gullible public by claiming that his theory is not flawed.

Absent photographic evidence of the pallets suspended in mid-air, the "military" theory must be dismissed as idle speculation.

Steve

I beg to differ. Re-visit the pictures in post 26, especially the middle one. Clearly this is how the pallets are meant to be viewed. Notice the pallets are "suspended" in a sea of earth tone. This image is captured in a simple, almost Cubist, representation on the military vehicles.

Hmmm, just had a scary thought. Perhaps there is a couple of factions at play here. Could the military be involved in some sort of alien conspiracy?