That last is what makes me doubt this story the most: Why would anything that looks like a satellite talk? I’m guessing this is a hoax, but it’s an amusing one at this hour.
Finding any more information on this using Google is futile. A few blogs have picked it up and they all link back to the site I linked to. I hope more comes of this, even if it is all just a put-on.
I think it was Joan Rivers who had a joke saying (paraphrased), “Why is it that none of the UFO sightings are over someplace like Harvard? There’s always out in the boonies and witnessed by a drunken farmer…”
Camels in Somalia? Could be. Jungle in Somalia? I don’t think so. Perhaps the flying karaoke machine landed in a mangrove forest along the coast. (Scroll down on the Wiki page)
Until we see a grainy out-of-focus photo of the damned thing, I will remain unconvinced. :dubious:
No, that’s the other side of the continent. But they can start …
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You do not know this person, but I found a crashed camel from space, as you may hyave read in the international news. The driver of the camel from space, who comes from a world many thousands of light parsecs away, left me …