Correa Neto
Philosopher
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Most likely Baron Münchhausen.
He certainly would have some bigfoot habituation tales to tell.
He certainly would have some bigfoot habituation tales to tell.
Come on, man. Daniel Boone most certainly did not shoot a bigfoot!!
The "Actually he did" comeback is priceless, though.
The closest Daniel Boone came to bigfoot was reading Gulliver's Travels.
It could be a tall tale but I have seen evidence to suggest he may have been telling the truth as well. Chris B.
I love the accusatory "if you spent a little time outdoors" meme you always get from hard core bigfooters.
Chris, I'm not surprised you've had such luck seeing this variety of apex predators roaming the wood lots of rural Kentucky though. Seers of fantastic things often have a knack observing the incredibly rare or outright unbelievable. The one guy I know in real life who claims to have seen a bigfoot also claims to have seen ghosts on multiple occasions, and a UFO.
Possibly.Is it as good as the rest of the bigfoot evidence?
Possibly.
Another anecdote then.
Campfire stories within a campfire story.
Sorry, my "No Fishing" sign is up when it comes to that stuff.
Chris B.
All that's required is a hike into the woods.
If that were true we'd have bagged at least hundreds of bigfoot over the thousands of years that humans have wandered the North American woods. As it stands, that number is zero.
No it isn't. See monkey, bag monkey. It's just that simple. You guys are all story, no monkey.Your response is out of the context of my statement.
What you've gotten used to is the bigfoot fantasy and are unable to comprehend how unconvincing that fantasy is to nearly everyone. Too deep into the BLAARG perhaps?I've gotten used to that here though. Chris B.
It must be awful to see an elephant often, but not be able to prove it. Heck, not even be able to convince anyone who doesn't believe that you see elephants.
Gotta' be frustrating.
Can't get a picture worth a nickel.
Can't find any elephant tracks.
Can't find any elephant dung.
Can't find any sign of any elephants.
But you see elephants and you know they are in your woods.
Your response is out of the context of my statement.
Then perhaps you could be more clear. All one needs to do is go out in the woods to see a bigfoot, but no one can actually bag one? Why is that?
No, you implied it's even easier.Bolded mine.
That's the part you're unclear about, I never said that now did I? Please reread my previous statement with some comprehension applied next time.
Chris B.
If that's the case I'll agree with you. I've seen more Bigfoot creatures than Mountain Lions and Wolves combined here in KY. Chris B.
No it isn't. See monkey, bag monkey. It's just that simple. You guys are all story, no monkey.
What you've gotten used to is the bigfoot fantasy and are unable to comprehend how unconvincing that fantasy is to nearly everyone. Too deep into the BLAARG perhaps?
You're a funny guy Chris. Most of the world has caught up, or more accurately, caught on to what proponents are up to.For me the mystery has been solved, I've already crossed that bridge, you guys will have to catch up.
Chris B.
No, you implied it's even easier.
Your posts don't exist in a vacuum.
You're a funny guy Chris. Most of the world has caught up, or more accurately, caught on to what proponents are up to.
BLAARG on.