Sorry guys

[argona369]

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[Aphasiac]

Thanks for the links, Cliff.

I suppose maybe it's time I throw in my GPS unit and trade geocaching for a new sport!
But... most of the sightings I read are just random, so I guess it would be easier to chase down a tornado.

All the same, it looks like fun.

Ciao, Mark.

[argona369]

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[raburgeson]

Damn I saw 1 tonight, it was to light for a picture I think, I made three tries to get a pick.
I flashed my headlights for a good ten minutes. I can't tell if I got a pic. that's good yet because the Sony software is on my wifes computer, needs WinXP, I hate that bloatware, it will be Monday before I get to look.

The lights were dimming and this post didn't post in it's entirety, I didn't think I got any of it up. I would have tried to fix it earlier if I new it made it.

[raburgeson]

Haven't you seen the videos from Lake Erie yet? We don't need another picture. I flashed my headlights at one tonight, I am not going to show fear of fear itself anymore. I took some pics. They may show nothing, it was very light in the industrial park I was in. The Sony program is on my wifes computer and, she's busy answering her spam junk mail right now, it may be a couple of days. ( I swear to god that's what she does with her computer). If I did get it it was just a small dot in the sky, no it was not a plane, yes I know the difference. There were 4 planes I could count doing a panoramic sweep. Might be Monday before I can check the camera, after she has to go back to work. And, no I will not degrade my computer with Windows XP to run the camera software.

Add to this a bit. I have a car that was concidered dangerous because the head lights beam all the way to straight up. In fog or snow at night time if the top of the lenes are not taped you can't see anything. (1996 Concorde) If it's in front of the car they will see it.