>... until I see one.

Good answer. And I probably would have agreed with you, had I not seen one up close myself (too close). And my neighbours who were with me were shocked beyond belief and I'll bet they WISH they could have your attitude about them. When people say they "wish" they could see one, I tell them that they might change their mind after. You see, it pokes holes in all your theories and every single thing you thought was concrete in your life. If people here think I'm different and my perspective is slightly warped, you can blame it on that CE II and it's aftermath.

>I know Lindy will claim that I am a victim of disinformation but I think the UFO phenomena will historically be viewed as nothing more than folklore.

You're wrong there. You need to see the official military compilation of the reports they've RELEASED, and the percentage of them that ARE "unidentified". It still happens.
And fighter jets are scrambled and NORAD goes on high alert.
One of the best books for this is Timothy Goods' "Above Top Secret". And there are two excellent videos out there......"UFO's..50 Years of Denial?" and Dr. Steven Greers' "Disclosure" video with testimony of dozens of military, governmnent and Intelligence witnesses.
See www.projectdisclosure.org or www.cseti.org

>My wife has instructed me, if I ever get abducted, "Just tell them you don't believe in them." ;-)

That's cute. A nice way to end an argument.