its a fact that bigfoot is fiction
A hirsute beast to be sure
But short. Much too short to be mistaken for Sasquatch.
The Olympic peninsula in Washington state (where many sightings have occurred) is genuinely remote, however. Temperate rainforest, densely wooded, no roads into the interior. Sheena, Tarzan and El Dorado could ALL be in there and you'd never know about it.
My thoughts exactly.
NANP
No thanks, I'm not eating a 400 million year old fish.
I thought you were going to say Bigfoot is alive and well on your couch. Did you ever figure out who did that?
What evidence?
A goofy footprint here or there which could easily be faked?
Noises in the woods?
Where is the hair samples which have been DNA tested and shown to be NOT a deer, or a dog or a human?
Where is the scat?
Where are the bones?
Where are the photographs that don't resemble the UFO dinner plate on a string shots?
BF Believers will answer these questions by posing stumbling blocks like "the woods are lovely, dark and deep" and "Big Foot is so smart he can avoid digital thermal imaging" and "there's a secret big foot graveyard where they hide all the bones" but they never answer the questions.
In short, while there is nothing that proves that big foot doesn't exist, there is nothing that proves he does.
This means that those who do believe in big foot do so without a shred of scientific evidence. And that's ok. People can believe whatever they want to believe.
But until such time as evidence is provided, Big Foot believers unfortunately will likely be relegated to the ranks of Willie and Bubba who swear they got probed by aliens not 20 yards from the still.
Damn that was fun though. I mean drinking from the still not the probing.
I knew you'd be back in here after a post like that!!
Nope!
Oh, snap!
Had a great ride today. 80 degrees and sunny. My wrist is killing me from not using a clutch all winter.
Didn't see any Big Foots (Big Feet? what's the plural?)
(actually I just added that last sentence to stay on topic)
