Ausdaddy
Active Member
And he has a kid named Lumpy!!! I saw it on a Christmas special once.
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And he has a kid named Lumpy!!! I saw it on a Christmas special once.
:sohappy:
George Lucas would like to speak with you. He has a brain scrubber and would like to remove any memories you have of the holiday special.
:lol:
Ausdaddy
Active Member
I wish he would because it sure was "special". :lol:
DisneyDellsDude
New Member
Yeah, it is more of a were-wolf type creature.
I just threw that one out there because it is probably one of the more "well known" stories in WI.
imagineer boy
Well-Known Member
*sigh* Just WATCH a few of the episodes on youtube before making a judgement on its credibility. They really do their homework.
Heck, they even disproved a cryptid which was the Rhod creatures. So just from that, its not all a bunch of hooey.
Pongo
New Member
For me, there's a difference between keeping an open mind and believing what logic and lack of evidence support otherwise.
I watched. I've watched plenty of shows on cryptids, and each time my patience is worn thinner.
Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
It was made by aliens filming a reality TV series about gullible earthlings
imagineer boy
Well-Known Member
But you didn't watch monster quest did you? I don't see how your patience can grow thinner after the DNA evidence they found...
MousDad
New Member
Got Zeta Reticuli's highest ratings of the season.
hemloc
Member
Strangely, that is probably the most logical explanation out there, lol...
Maybe Tila Tequila is an alien, after all???
Pongo
New Member
Yes, I did. And yes, it did :lol:
It didn't really impress me either. The best evidence (I'll say it again) by Monsterquest was the restored digital transfer of the orginal Patterson/Gimlin film. That actually made me change my feelings about that evidence...
1disneydood
Active Member
Sasquatch is real.
*Whips out photo of mother-in-law, then runs*
:dazzle:
*Whips out photo of mother-in-law, then runs*
:dazzle:
CaptainMichael
Well-Known Member
Well played.
imagineer boy
Well-Known Member
How can DNA evidence not impress? They actually found DNA from the bed of screws that was half human, half chimp in the middle of canada!
1disneydood
Active Member
Too bad they didn't get a video of bigfoot stepping on the screws, that would be priceless. :ROFLOL:
Pongo
New Member
Yes, in many ways it would be.
If they thought of putting screws, why not think of putting a camera to accompany them? It's a logical idea, and one that was on my mind the entire time I watched it :lol:
Of Note: It is kind of hard to set up running cameras in the wilderness. And wasn't it not intended for Sasquatch? Not that I don't agree, it would've been a wiser idea.
Ausdaddy
Active Member
Sure, there's a difference between keeping an open mind and believing, but do you see the bias in that statement? You said believing what logic and lack of evidence support. Lack of evidence doesn't support anything. It leads to no conclusion at all. That is the true logic, here.