Down here in the DFW area of Texas

[flamin lib]

and am seeing a strange bright light in the sky. Just hangs there and make things cast shadows. Odd thing. Can't tell much about it cause it's too bright to look directly at.

[malthaussen]

1. Keep an eye out for Will Smith. n/t

[Avalux]

2. I see the same thing here in San Antonio. Very strange!!!

It's also really warm when standing in the path of the light.

[Aristus]

3. It's the NRA shining you guys on.

Anytime you drive by a college campus, get ready to duck and cover...

[Paladin]

4. It's the toxic light from all the Texas-bashing, here at DU. (nt)

[DFW]

9. THAT would be enough to darken the sky for six months straight.

3.3 million of us voted for Obama in 2012, but we get written off as if we were all some kind of amalgam of the Clampetts and the Ewings, all talking like Louie Gohmert, frothing at the mouth in anticipation of secession.

Good thing people on here aren't prejudiced, or we'd REALLY be in for it!

[Paladin]

10. Well said. (nt)

[DamnYankeeInHouston]

14. Thank you. I sure worked hard for Obama and Wendy.

[LiberalEsto]

5. Have they landed yet?

Have they asked to be taken to your leader?

[Wounded Bear]

6. Same here around Seattle...

I think all the years of chem-trails are coming to fruition.

[blogslut]

7. Sadly, it's only temporary.

Up here at the top of Texas we're not getting bashed with floods but we are having to take extraordinary measures like pumping excess water from our man-made lake. For us, well, we'll curse the wind but we never ever curse the rain.

Enjoy the sunshine. Good luck to you.

[kentauros]

8. Be wary:

Though, it's likely the operators are all down in the canteen getting lunch...

[shenmue]

11. Martians

[sarge43]

12. If it felt warm too,

it's possibly the same thing that occasionally shows up here in northern New England. Flat Landers call it the son.

[Dont call me Shirley]

13. Maybe it's coming from Roswell.