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chuck667Sep 4, 2009
If only someone had thought of holding him under in the movie, i wouldn't have had to sit through 2 hours of s**t.
sirlowkeySep 4, 2009
It is only 15 years old if you start counting from the Simpsons 1994 episode (Deep Space Homer), it actually originates from the 1977's movie "Empire of the Ants"; hmmmmm Joan Collins...
tvarmySep 4, 2009
Here's the thing: You need to use Occam's Razor here. Monkeys tend to squirm, so it takes a lot of effort to shave a monkey. Meanwhile, it's relatively easy to stumble on an alien. You just have to be a little lucky. It's much simpler to drown an alien than to shave a money, so I'm afraid logic is on my side.
tvarmySep 4, 2009
It's simple. If you advertise a basic feature of something proudly, it likely has little else going. It's like "whole grain" popcorn or "recycled" aluminum foil. There's not much to pitch, so they just end up describing the product.
capfranzSep 21, 2009
You should add 'it comes from mexican hoaxer Jaime Maussán'I discovered that the 'alien baby' is a Squirrel Monkey (Saimiri sciureus) See and translate to english:<a class="user" href="http://www.alcione.org/00_CASO_SER_METEPEC1.html" rel="nofollow">http://www.alcione.org/00_CASO_SER_METEPEC1.html</a>Regards to all.
lightbeingSep 21, 2009
And still no follow-up from the scientist . . . sigh
traceskersDec 19, 2009
you're an idiot. we are completely capable of calculating the temperature of a flame... not that I necessarily believe this story is true, but the fact that you doubt human capability is pathetic.
dwojkowskiDec 22, 2009
How does anyone know that it's a baby?