UFOs

C’mon! A billion, zillion stars out there and some people still think our little speck of dust is the only party in town! What planet do they live on!!

But why bother visiting us

I like the theory that they are a race of saints, here to assist us in our spiritual evolution.

i dont believe in the existence of UFO's unless i've seen it..

"to see is to believe"

I used to take that point of view, too, but lately I've begun to notice that I have exactly the same sort of evidence (hundreds of eye-witness testimonies, photographs, videos, documents from multiple governments, etc.) that I have supporting the existence of various famous landmarks and people who I've never met. The evidence for UFOs of an extraterrestrial origin is so vast, that I've become convinced. The argument for them has been won for this former skeptic.

pictures are just pictures as well as videos.. it can be edited though computers..

That's true, but not all UFO photographs were captured at a time when computers were available to edit them. I will admit that a large portion of UFO sightings can be explained away as other things, like balloons, hoaxes, and top secret government technology, but I guess I just have too much respect for human intelligence to believe that every single one of these reports is mistaken or dishonest. My 55-year-old parents and my brother saw a trail of light streaking across the sky one night a few years ago, and my mother seemed determined that it was some alien craft, though my brother, who was still in highscool, said that it might have been space junk burning up in the atmosphere. I knew that must have been what it was (and it was), because I knew that if it didn't look like space junk, my brother wouldn't have suggested it, even though neither he nor I had ever actually seen an event like that happen before. The point is that people who grew up around modern human technology have an intuitive instinct about its limits, and you can tell when somebody has considered other explanations for what they've seen, before concluding that it was something else. 

I do understand skepticism, though, in a world where science has been so successful and doubtful. Trust is an acquired comfort zone.

you have a point Mr. Hideous Monster...

I've actually seen a few UFOs before.