Darktower007
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It was in my yard about 6 inches down? It's not super heavy or anything but looks like aluminum. I really have no clue??[emoji848]
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Any ideas what this is?
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It was in my yard about 6 inches down? It's not super heavy or anything but looks like aluminum. I really have no clue??[emoji848]
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Bayoutalker
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Melted aluminum can
Cliff
Cliff
worm12ga
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Darktower007
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Thanks! I figured that's what it was due to its weight.
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schmitzplumbing
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meteorite? just kidding. melted can.
DIGGER27
In Memory Of
A piece of the alien craft that crashed in Roswell Ga. in the 50's.
It flew right over you losing pieces along the way until it came down in the next state.
Great find.
It flew right over you losing pieces along the way until it came down in the next state.
Great find.
TandTmrh
Full Member
The main reason why I don't believe in aliens is this.... They traverse the vastness of space, survive solar storms, meteors, radiation, etc. only to crash land in a trailer park? Nope, I'm not buying it.
GLASSHOPPER1955
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That is Paul Bunyan's tooth filling, lol.
DIGGER27
In Memory Of
They were all older aliens...probably lost and confused.
Ever go to St. Petersburg Fla. and watch the elderly drivers down there?
Crashing into stuff is common.
There is always someone who mentions blinking lights when they spot these things.
That is probably one of their turn signals they had left on for millions of miles.
Cwsearcher
Senior Member
They're called campfire nuggets.
T-Man
Elite Member
Transformer dingleberry??
TandTmrh
Full Member
ROFL....... That is probably one of their turn signals they had left on for millions of miles.
I almost spit up some water I was drinking when I read that, LOL.
