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Undoubtedly one of the most important events of the 20th century occurred in July of 1947. It was during this month that one or more “disk shaped objects” crashed near Roswell, New Mexico. Now it has been debated for decades exactly what happened. Whether it was mass hysteria; a weather balloon; project mogul; a classified military aircraft; a flying saucer; or Santa and his sleigh does not matter. What does matter is that something happened during that summer and that in the decades afterwards technology suddenly took a boost.


The key word in that sentence is “boost”. It should be obvious to anyone with a brain. Something crashed in Roswell in 1947; something with advanced technology. And the US Government, (in cooperation with several private businesses), is reaping the benefits of that technology. They have reverse engineered all kinds of stuff from that crash that summer. If you are looking for proof, then look no further. I present to you my list of technologies stolen from the Roswell Crash.


1. Silicone Chips
2. Silicone Breasts
3. Silly String
4. MS Windows 3.11 (the ship did "crash" afterall)
5. Double Paned windows 6. Microwave Ovens
7. Microwave Popcorn
8. Mood Rings
9. Pop rocks
10. Pop Up Tissues
11. "I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter"
12. Guinness Draft in a Can
13. Touch Tone Phones (does "phone home" sound familiar?)
14. Lava Lamps
15. Tofu
16. Y2K Bug
17. Zip Lock Bags

After 99,000 years of human evolution we were barely out of caves, and log cabins. Then in the time span from 1947 to 1967, we go from prop driven airplanes to landing men on the moon. We suddenly go from no computers at all to people walking around with computers in their pockets?

Do you really think that diarrhea causing, non-fat WOW Potato Chips could be the product of the human mind? To this day, no one knows what makes Glow Sticks glow or how Dry Erase Markers work. And if an Earthling created Non-Stick Frying Pans than how come no one knows how they get the Teflon to stick to the pan?

Oh yeah, baby, the truth is out there and Dick Clark is one of them. We are not alone. Or I could be wrong.

Here's a link for further reading.

Billo
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