Sentences with phrase «as an alien abduction»

You forgot to mention that, when the rapture will happen, all these un-believers will explain that as alien abductions... doohhh!

So how and why would an individual develop a story line as unusual as an alien abduction?

of time sped up so fast that a normal star looked like it shot across the sky that would be just as strange as an alien abduction.

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If that were valid thinking the I should live my life as if leprechauns, vampires, Santa Claus, alien abductions and monsters under my bed were real.

Wenger abduction # 4: The aliens were not done with wenger after teleporting him to rome on deadline day as well as deleting his memory to buy a CB and DM.

Wenger abduction # 2: it seems as though the aliens returned last night and erased wengers knowledge of deadline day.

In episode 103, Penn & Teller spend three days at a UFO convention and visit an alien - abduction group therapy session as they explore the psychological explanations for - and the influences of pop culture on - the typical abduction story.

Joseph Gordon Levitt shines as reckless young prostitute Neil, while Brady Corbet plays Brian, who is convinced he was part of an alien abduction.

Earth is gripped by panic as a spate of abductions and attacks by aliens compel our nations into action, XCOM.

This statement transported me back to my arrival in New York, working for the late Budd Hopkins, who, as a New York School artist and (in the mid-1980s) an emerging investigator of reports of alien abduction phenomena, often told me that a true skeptic finds it impossible to deny the possibility of anything.

Ergo, the «control knob» proposition has the same likelihood of reality as those space alien abductions one reads about, Big Foot enrolling at Univ. of Washington, Congress balancing the budget, or Earth developing a climate of «boiling» oceans.

What most of us don't do, however, is consider insuring particular parts of our bodies, or using insurance as a hedge against seemingly impossible things occurring, like an alien abduction.

If you're a freelance writer tackling an article on alien abductions, you can tag all of your notes as «alien.»

Then, as if seamlessly, she segued into this next sentence: «In the 1980s and «90s, people all over the country filed scores of legal cases accusing parents, priests and day care workers of horrific sex crimes, which they claimed to have only just remembered with the help of a therapist... But as the claims grew more outlandish — alien abductions and secret satanic cults — support for the concept waned... Harvard psychologist Richard McNally called the idea of repressed memories «the worst catastrophe to befall the mental health field since the lobotomy `.»