Are we really alone?

[Postie]

bro, i didn't think you smoked weed

[Big Dave]

Well, you're not entirely alone. You've got me.

Didn't he say 'Life'?

[Ixion]

It is life Jim, uh Dave, just not as you know it.

[boomer]

Markauckland is from another planet. He even has an alien space suit.

duely credited

[diggydog]

I believe you are talking a load of new age hippy bollocks

I'LL STUCK TO MY GUNS AS I'M A OLD HIPPIE MATEAWE !!! JUST MINUTE I SEE A UFO SORRY NOT.

[boomer]

I'LL STUCK TO MY GUNS AS I'M OLD HIPPIE MATE

an illiterate one at that

[Colapop]

No no... not we... I

"... arrogant to think I top of the pops"?? So we have trouble illiterating too? Or are you saying you think I am top of the pops? If the latteris true - thanks a bunch.

[Biff]

I know for a fact we're not alone.

I've *porked* a space alien.

Kinda kinky it was too.

It gave great tenticle.

[Ixion]

Oh, well if we're going to start counting the Welch, let alone things they've porked, then the argument becomes pointless doesn't it.

[Biohazard]

Your only really on your own if ya dont get the beers in

[Biff]

I highly recommend a read of Bill Bryson's "A short history of everything" (or very similarly titled). A brilliant read.

He wrote the book after extensive research and interviews with boffins, in order to present a lay-mans view, in a humorous way, on life the universe and everything. From the commonly accepted (by scientists and such like) birth of our universe, to the modern day. He explains that while there probably was a 'big bang', which eventually resulted in our emergence from a time where time itself didn't exit, that this in itself and everything else that followed doesn't necessarily negate the existence of any 'superior being'.

The book also explains that, to the best of our knowledge, it's mathematically and theoretically impossible that we are the only planet in the entire universe with intelligent life. And Gixxer riders.

Oh, well if we're going to start counting the Welch, let alone things they've porked, then the argument becomes pointless doesn't it.

I still think you're a bitch.

[oldrider]

God made us in his own image!
Biff made his avatar in his own image!
With universal skills like that all around us, how could we be alone!

[Drum]

If there are "others" out there, and I suspect there are, I just hope they are better at driving cages than the cretins on this unholy rock!

[Sniper]

Dont drink at work BJ, lol

[Lazy7]

The closest thing to infinite in the entire universe is the universe itself.

Try and think about the idea of 'infinite'

Its not just a big number. You dont add 1 to 978,000,000,000,000,000 and get 'infinite'

There are more stars in the sky than a computer can count. And those are just the ones we can see.

now back to the idea of infinite. In an infinite universe all posibilities are possible, however improbable.

Meaning there could be a sun the same as ours, circled by nine planets like ours. And on the third planet there could be a civilisation of people just like you find on our earth.

And on this planet there could be a country called New Zealind and in this country there would be a collection of bykers on a web foram talking about whether or not there is life out there outside their own known galaxy.

In a truly infinite universe all this could exist and the only difference would be that in this galaxy, on this planet, in this country, within this web forum, WINJA isn't a cunt.