Comments by "voteZDLR" (@voteZDLR) on "Tom Delonge Explains His UFO Obsession to Joe Rogan" video.

  1.  @TwwIX  So why not wear a... non-winter Hat? First off my response is I think it's an unwritten rule or law that if you're in a band, you can basically wear whatever you want and get away with it, but yeah... a beanie in LA, but to be fair this was posted in late October so it was probably actually pretty chilly out there, and it's always semi to moderately cold in California at night.
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  2. I actually don't think he's crazy though, to be completely frank. For one thing, the universe is so incomprehensibly large that the idea that we are the only place life exists is completely ridiculous. The universe is so large we don't even have the technology yet right now to even be able to see like a microscopic fraction of a percent of what has to be out there otherwise. So yes, I think "aliens" as we have defined them have to exist with 100% certainty. Whether they're behind us or ahead of us in terms of space travel though, like, maybe they are, some are, but some aren't, but if any of the ones who actually have the tech to actually visit us wanted to take us over I think they'd have already done it by now. I subscribe more to the benevolent theory of aliens in terms of them coming explicitly to help people do things. For example, helping people to make the Sphinx. Helping the people in South America to make the Mayan temples and other installations in those places. Things that are so impossibly large in scale for the time they are date marked and technologies involved, that there is just simply no way that it could've just been made like that even with the most dedicated slave labor of all time. No. There's more to it. For instance speaking of the Mayans there are these long, miles long things built from the ground that could only be appreciated from the sky about 2000 years or so before airplanes ever existed. Why build something so large and clearly meant to be appreciated from above when not even the ruler himself who ordered it supposedly could ever see it himself? What if those ancient peoples who made contact with them a long ass time ago revered the aliens who visited them as Gods, as you can imagine they only could have if they back then encountered them what with their limited technology vs what they must have seen if any of it is true to begin with? In both examples above, they built what they did for someone ABOVE to be able to see it, that's for sure. They wanted it to be seen from ABOVE for a reason. That coupled with logic only makes me think that not only do aliens actually exist but they've been aware of this planet for quite some time now. But you also have to realize some of these alien civilizations may still be in cavemen years, that's also the thing we're sure to be ahead of some of those life forms. But we're not ahead of all of them, but the good news I think is that I think they must be benevolent or else why not invade and kill us all by now?
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  3.  Slick Armor  I mean I know when I was out like vacationing on Manhattan Beach and in that general area, it would be warm/hot during the day but as the sun started to set it would actually get cooler and even cold in some cases. Granted I was pretty close to the beach where it's windier and maybe that was part of it, but yeah I ended up buying a hoodie when I was out there after failing to pack one because it was colder than I imagined it would be.
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  4.  Slick Armor  For sure yeah it's just like a weird phenomenon being from other places where if it's hot it stays hot (the South, namely) you just expect it will remain hot sometimes everywhere like LA but that's just not the case, it's almost got that desert like property where it's hot during the day but chilling at night. And yeah man Cleveland, I have never been there but I've been close enough during the wintertime to know that cold is COLD. The only people who have it colder I guess at least on our continent are Alaskans and Canadians who just experience temperatures I do not think I'd survive. At least the summertime is beautiful there haha
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  5. Hey Mom there's something in the back room
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  6. This is basically how Mormonism was created, weirdly enough. Joseph Smith gets a paranormal vision telling him to go out deep into the woods at a very specific place and search for something that God had promised him to be there, and lo and behold there were golden plates, which of course contained what Mormons now believe is the third book after the Old and New Testament. He transcribed what the plates said onto pieces of paper and that became the book... but the only caveat was he could never show anybody the plates themselves! "I don't wanna get into that" so he's sitting here talking about time travel and all this other crap but "he can't talk about it" (presumably so as to not endanger his sources but honestly until then he does substantiate it if he can, I am also gonna take everything he says with a near microscopic grain of salt)
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