20070423-Alien Watcher

There was a commercial on television from Mercury Insurance and was aired on April 23, 2007. In this commercial, the ufologist by the name of Dr. D.B. Selwick enters from the left of the screen shot, walks over to the right and talks with a Mercury woman dressed up in her silver costume.One could partially view the black banner with white letters reading ‘Intergalactic Transportation’ towards the upper part of the back scene as well. In the middle of the scene there is this little light-brown, alien sitting on some sort of contraption. There are similar little alien props elsewhere in the scene.

This is what one type of alien looks like. The one I imagined seeing (right after my ‘session’) was as tall as me. The skin coloration is almost exactly as the tone of the one in the commercial. The skin texture seemed smooth. ‘His’ head would be as large as mine and more ovoid than the rounded version of the commercial.

‘His’ eyes were not situated towards the front or as small as depicted in the commercial. The eyes are much larger and filled, I say, approximately from the outside of my nose to past the hairline of where guys would normally start balding. The eyes were upturned towards the side of the head. Instead of the outside corner of the eyes terminating to an aggressive point, the edges were much more rounded off in appearance — like a large, inverted tear drop.

But of course, I was already down the hall when I turned to look and heard ‘him’ say: ‘Don’t let them get you’. The holographic image was but a blur from a distance of, say, eighteen (1 feet away as I stared in amazement for approximately five seconds before I turned away to go out the building. I sensed ‘his’ sense of humor.

Yes, the good Dr. D.B. Selwick was correct in the commercial when he stated that these aliens look just like you and me. I held off on this piece of information from a couple of years or so ago until I felt like ‘disclosing’ this personal experience of mine. As usual, I did not have my camera or video to ‘prove’ this instantaneous ’sighting’ ever existed to the public.

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