Pallets in fields

[smstonypoint]

OK, let me expound on my previous post. For those who don't live near a military base. Every Marine vehicle and I think Army has the "pallets in field" emblem on the vehicle. The pic is of a Humvee.

I think there is some government involvement here!

Your theory is a "kissing cousin" of the "Caret Farm Symbol" theory that was proposed earlier.

Both theories suffer a fatal flaw. The pallet formations are earthbound and thus form triangles. Although you might claim that the pallets are merely resting after a long squawk, you need to provide photographic evidence of the pallets suspended in mid-air in order for your theory to be taken seriously by the scientific community.

Steve

 

[orezok]

Your theory is a "kissing cousin" of the "Caret Farm Symbol" theory that was proposed earlier.

Both theories suffer a fatal flaw. The pallet formations are earthbound and thus form triangles. Although you might claim that the pallets are merely resting after a long squawk, you need to provide photographic evidence of the pallets suspended in mid-air in order for your theory to be taken seriously by the scientific community.

Steve

Based upon the fact that military vehicles are painted in an "earth" color. it meets the requirement exactly.

 

[orezok]

Your theory is a "kissing cousin" of the "Caret Farm Symbol" theory that was proposed earlier.

Both theories suffer a fatal flaw. The pallet formations are earthbound and thus form triangles. Although you might claim that the pallets are merely resting after a long squawk, you need to provide photographic evidence of the pallets suspended in mid-air in order for your theory to be taken seriously by the scientific community.

Steve

Based upon the fact that military vehicles are painted in an "earth" color. it meets the requirement exactly.

 

[GolfAddict]

Based upon the fact that military vehicles are painted in an "earth" color. it meets the requirement exactly.

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

 

[murphy1244]

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

Me three.

 

[lilranch2001]

I think the military faction is the first one that I want to join

 

[dragoneggs]

Somebody please track down BOB!!! There are now too many factions to follow. I, for one, have not jumped on any one of the theories yet, at least publicly (at least that I recall). That said, I suppose I did advance the alienist theory with speculation on Bob's disappearance.

 

[k0ua]

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

I'm In!

 

[dragoneggs]

I'm In!

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?

 

[smstonypoint]

OK, let me expound on my previous post. For those who don't live near a military base. Every Marine vehicle and I think Army has the "pallets in field" emblem on the vehicle. The pic is of a Humvee.

I think there is some government involvement here!

Your theory is a "kissing cousin" of the "Caret Farm Symbol" theory that was proposed earlier.

Both theories suffer a fatal flaw. The pallet formations are earthbound and thus form triangles. Although you might claim that the pallets are merely resting after a long squawk, you need to provide photographic evidence of the pallets suspended in mid-air in order for your theory to be taken seriously by the scientific community.

Steve

Based upon the fact that military vehicles are painted in an "earth" color. it meets the requirement exactly.

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

Me three.

I think the military faction is the first one that I want to join

I'm In!

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