Subject: Re: light balls
From: "ozestrange" <ozestrange@...>
Date: 09 Mar 2002 10:59
Hello snip > I realized that in your ALP terminology you use the term " lighning" Its not my terminology.I think It might have started back in deveraux`s time.I think I used the term light,in all my posts. not "lightning".If I used the word lightning, then it was a typo. Also, Anomalous Luminous Phenomena etc, which is virtually the same thing. Or Earth lights, Spooklights, Ghost lights, Mystery lights, Nocturnal lights, min-min lights, Cemetery lights, Treasure lights, Night suns, Foo fighters, Fiery dragons, Luminous vapours, Fiery coruscations, Burning shields, Fiery drakes, Devil's bonfires, Amber gamblers, Strange lightning, Mysterious flares, Ghostly lanterns, Bodhisattva lights, ORBS, Strange meteors, Fluffy fire, Unctuous vapour, Blazing stars, UFOs, Luminous columns, Ghost beacons, Lum=E8res de la terre, Flying flame, Sparkling fires, Flaming torch, Money lights, ALP, Geophysical meteors, Ghost beacon, Elf-fire, Ghostly lights, Rocket lightning, Fieballs, Earthquake lights, Ghost fire, Phantom effluence, Luminous Clouds. Will-o'-the-wisps, Ignis fatuus, Fox fire, Fata morgana, Foolish fire, Fairy lights, Corpse candles, Elf light, Will-with-the-wisp, Wisp, Friar's lantern, Meg of the lantern, The swamp ghost, Bramaracokh, Peggy with the lantern, Fairy death lantern, Jack-o'- lantern, Peg-a-lantern, Flickering fire, Spunkie, Death light, Walking fire, Fools fire, Lambent flame, Fetch lights, Dead man's candles, Pixie lights, Fair maid of Ireland, Friar's lanthern, Friar Rush with a lantern, Ball of wildfire, Going fire, Fire of destiny, Robin Good-fellow, Hob-lantern, Fairy-lantern, Puck-lantern, Corpse light, Corposant, Corpo Santos, Dickepoten, Teine sionnii, Teine side, Fairy fire, Sean na gealaige, Jack of the bright light, Laim na lasoige, William with the little light, Feu follet, Irrlicht, Blud, Eskuddit', Fetch candle, Fools fire, Spirit lantern, Lantern man. phew! Mike > I prefer 'light ball' because the word "lightning" is mostly connected> with electric storms which is not the case here. Sure! Mike