We had a few minutes of time to kill before we could clock out at work so about 5 of us were discussing things that we had experienced that couldn’t be explained.
Really surprising how each of us had some kind of experience. Something we had seen or heard that we couldn’t explain.
Then it was this shy guys turn to tell about his experience and he said he had a flying saucer detector when he was a kid down south.
That really sparked our interest and although you could tell he really didn’t want to tell us all about it we pried it out of him question by question.
He said that he had ordered the flying saucer detector out of the back of a comic book.
“How does a flying saucer detector work.”
Well he started off in his shy way it has a metal band that was hanging down from a tripod and had a ball hanging down in middle of it.
It has an alarm that goes off when the ball makes contact with the inside of the band.
Works on the principal that the magnetic field of a flying saucer would pull the ball to the side where it makes contact with the band and that sets off the alarm.
“Well did you ever try it?”
He really had us hooked by now and he knew that he had to finish the story no matter how painful it was for him.
“Yeah he said! I sat it up on the front porch one night and the darned old hounds ran into it and knocked it over and it made such a racket that my Mom wouldn’t let me use it any more!”
You could tell that he felt a relief when we all laughed because he knew we were laughing with him and not at him.
He was a little backwards and shy but we all liked him because he was a great guy.
Can’t you just see the dogs knocking the UFO detector over in the middle of the night and waking everybody up?
Really surprising how each of us had some kind of experience. Something we had seen or heard that we couldn’t explain.
Then it was this shy guys turn to tell about his experience and he said he had a flying saucer detector when he was a kid down south.
That really sparked our interest and although you could tell he really didn’t want to tell us all about it we pried it out of him question by question.
He said that he had ordered the flying saucer detector out of the back of a comic book.
“How does a flying saucer detector work.”
Well he started off in his shy way it has a metal band that was hanging down from a tripod and had a ball hanging down in middle of it.
It has an alarm that goes off when the ball makes contact with the inside of the band.
Works on the principal that the magnetic field of a flying saucer would pull the ball to the side where it makes contact with the band and that sets off the alarm.
“Well did you ever try it?”
He really had us hooked by now and he knew that he had to finish the story no matter how painful it was for him.
“Yeah he said! I sat it up on the front porch one night and the darned old hounds ran into it and knocked it over and it made such a racket that my Mom wouldn’t let me use it any more!”
You could tell that he felt a relief when we all laughed because he knew we were laughing with him and not at him.
He was a little backwards and shy but we all liked him because he was a great guy.
Can’t you just see the dogs knocking the UFO detector over in the middle of the night and waking everybody up?
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