Usually there's so much light pollution in big cities that people can't see the stars at night, so when they experience major power failures and suddenly see the Milky Way for the first time they have no idea what it is. In the US people even tend to call the police on the Milky Way.
@Dorsai Chill, I can assure you, we can beat the Reapers. All we have to do in find the Charon Relay, found a space force, r
promote someone with the last name Shepard to Commander and make friends with the Turians and with their help build a frigate class spaceship named Normandy. And the give Shepard the command of the Normandy. And everything will solve itself from there
@DanishPride It's easy, you just make a really NEBULOUS and confusingly worded prediction of the obvious, like "there's a 50% chance that the rainfall will be above the median" or something. Our future looks BRIGHT, that's for sure. We've really got a NOVAl thing going.
@SchrodySweden Yes, and we didn't even have to PLANET. It just was good luck! These puns are really OUT OF THIS WORLD! Some would say we're LUNAtics, but I say otherwise! (Btw, your grammar was right in your other comment. Tak, ven! )
This isn't true at all. This is a reference to something that supposedly happened during a 1994 blackout in Los Angeles, but in that instance they were calling local observatories not the police.
I do like that America's first instinct when confronted with potential danger, is to protect Norway and buy time for him to get away and call for help.
People calling the police on the Milky Way has to be the funniest thing I've read this whole year OMG you made my day. And America is just the most adorable dork ever, trying to protect Norway.