Alien lovers around the world are congregating in Arizona for the 20th Annual International UFO Congress -- fielding a mixture of the cute, the critical and the downright crazy.
Apparently, the skies above Phoenix are a hotbed for alien activity. If you don't believe in extraterrestrials, you might start to after a visit to this convention, held all week at the Radisson Fort McDowell.
Skeptics may want to prepare themselves for some eye-widening ET yarns.
"I think everybody should be interested. Isn't that the biggest story in the world? Visitation from an extra terrestrial civilization?" said Jeff Willes, a skywatcher.
More than 700 people are here in the valley for the convention, where they can share their enthusiasm for alien activity. "Evidence" of alien life forms is on display and many gathered have personal stories. One woman even claims she's not entirely human.
Thursday, February 24, 2011
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Why you would include this phrase in your intro,"One woman even claims she's not entirely human"just boggles my mind. Even if it was true, your are, (forgive the pun) alienating other people such as fence sitters and and skeptics from going to see what it's all about ! SO for your intro you get an "f" for FAIL>
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