Sunday, June 13, 2010

My Mom Was An Alien

It's not generally known, but I'm a product of alien/human interbreeding, and it has profoundly affected my life in several important ways.

38871, RACHEL, NEVADA. Tuesday March 23, 2010. The tiny town of Rachel in Nevada is the most isolated and lonely place in America. Famous for UFO sightings, the population of approximately 98 people live in trailers and shacks, cut off from the rest of America and the World by hundreds of miles of dusty desert roads. The town is just 25 miles from the infamous 'Area 51' top secret military testing site where rumors of alien sightings have been rife since 1989. The Little A'Le'Inn provides a focal point for visiting tourists to meet and discuss UFO sightings over a cold beer. Photograph: James Breeden, PacificCoastNews.com


1. I can't vote. It's not that they won't let me... my off-world senses don't tell me which crook is the lesser of two evils.
2. I can't work without a green card, and they won't issue one to off-worlders like myself -- I wasn't born, I was hatched -- and with pods instead of fingers, it's hard to type -- maybe gardening?
3. The only work I can get these days is waiting tables at the A'LE'Inn here in Rachel, Nevada, just a few miles from our vehicle's crash site at Area 51.
4. I can't find clothing to fit me, except these t-shirts, and without a tie and jacket I can't get into any of the great disco clubs around town.
5. I have no security clearance, so I can't use the rest room.
38871, RACHEL, NEVADA. Tuesday March 23, 2010. The tiny town of Rachel in Nevada is the most isolated and lonely place in America. Famous for UFO sightings, the population of approximately 98 people live in trailers and shacks, cut off from the rest of America and the World by hundreds of miles of dusty desert roads. The town is just 25 miles from the infamous 'Area 51' top secret military testing site where rumors of alien sightings have been rife since 1989. The Little A'Le'Inn provides a focal point for visiting tourists to meet and discuss UFO sightings over a cold beer. Photograph: James Breeden, PacificCoastNews.com

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