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Simple Challenge For Bigfoot Supporters

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Why should the BFF thread about the found Cambodian woman be put in the Cryptozoology section? This woman is a woman, not a potentially "new or hidden" species.

Actually it's quite appropriate in members lounge.. It's supposed to be for matters ' whatever ' ....


Only Lu would think it has something to do with Cryptozoology ..




Psssst, Lu ... Humans, even dirty wild ones, are well documented ...
 
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I expect that people will WEIGH the evidence to the best of their own ability to do so...
I guess the fact that you can only come up with the options 'Joyce is telling me a pack of lies' and 'bigfoot is real' shows what the best of your abilities is. Apparently you have the reasoning skills of asparagus.

RayG wrote:

I honestly...truly...happily...believe...and think...that Joyce's memory of the incident is wonderfully...clearily :boggled: ...and stunningly....vivid. :D

It was one of those "OH MY GOD" :jaw-dropp moments.......you know...the type that STICKS in your mind.

In your opinion, Ray, which explanation seems MORE LIKELY to be the truth? Which one makes more sense to you?
I couldn't help but think in the little woo-gasm you had there how much you sounded like Padme confessing her love to Anakin.

Hey desertyeti...judging from your attacks on us "BF fans" in posts #871, 874, and 877.......I take it you don't like Bigfoot sighting reports.
That's too bad! :p
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I'll go out on a limb and say the toes are real, the heel is fake. And the mound in the middle would be a good site to build a Jack-in-the-Box for ants.

Hey! I appreciate the response! No, that is a true-blue human footprint, made by me while simply striding normally in wet, compliant sand. This is really nothing new, and more or less a riff on what Dr. Daegling already pointed out; namely that you don't need a "mid-tarsal break" to create rather prominent mid-foot pressure ridges in tracks.

When I first became aware of the famous "Laverty photo" I was amazed, as it seemed markedly different than the usual "stamped" appearance of most purported Bigfoot tracks.

Something that I figured out while doing all these tests is this; it's up to the photographer to decide which tracks to photograph and publicize. I've certainly chosen the one that makes my point, and this leads me to conclude that this may also be going on with Bigfoot advocates; I suspect we see in the various Bigfoot books the tracks that the authors believe look most believable as having been made by Bigfoot.

I suspect this will begin to change with time, as camcorders become cheaper and more common. I suspect we will see YouTube videos of purported Bigfoot trackways in the future.

More fodder to keep the movie rolling...
 
Because there was NO WAY that what they saw was a bear.
Here's Joyce's report...filed in 2002...

May, 1983


Joyce told me on the phone that when they first saw it, her daughter shouted out "What the f---is that!?"

They didn't see a bear.
I've decided to dig in a little to what has Sweaty so convinced. Here is a link to Joyce's original report on the BFRO. Sweaty, try not to have a coniption fit. 'Skeptic harassment' worries aside (that's rich), any information she provided, she provided willingly knowing it was being displayed on the internet. Report #5245

This report is from '83 near Kinderhook in Columbia County, New York State. The BFRO has 83 listings for New York State (though not all are encounter reports). From this I have compiled a list of NY State reports that are roughly contemporaneous with Joyce's report. First I will link BFRO's NY State map followed by individual reports listed alphabetically.

http://www.bfro.net/GDB/state_listing.asp?state=NY#map

Fall '85 or '86 Broome County
May '83 Columbia County (Joyce's report)
May '85 Dutchess County
June '89 Essex County
August '79 Hamilton County
December '85 or '86 Oswego County
August '73 Otsego County
August '80 Putnam County
July '88 Rensselaer County
April '79 or '80 Steuben County
November '86 Steuben County
December '85 Ulster County
Summer '80-'82 Warren County
Spring '90 Warren County
January '81 Washington County
January '89 Washington County

Make your own deductions.
 
I honestly...truly...happily...believe...

And you have demonstrated that numerous times. :boggled:

Would you like a new avatar?

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RayG
 
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I wrote:
I honestly...truly...happily...believe...and think...that Joyce's memory of the incident is wonderfully...clearily :boggled: ...and stunningly....vivid. :biggrin:

It was one of those "OH MY GOD" :jaw-dropp moments.......you know...the type that STICKS in your mind.

In your opinion, Ray, which explanation seems MORE LIKELY to be the truth? Which one makes more sense to you?
To which Ray replied....
Originally Posted by SweatyYeti
I honestly...truly...happily...believe...
And you have demonstrated that numerous times. :boggled:
Yessum. :)
More significantly, Ray....you have demonstrated an unwillingness to answer questions.

There's a reason for that...it's called fear. :cool:
 
I've decided to dig in a little to what has Sweaty so convinced. Here is a link to Joyce's original report on the BFRO. Sweaty, try not to have a coniption fit. 'Skeptic harassment' worries aside (that's rich), any information she provided, she provided willingly knowing it was being displayed on the internet.

This report is from '83 near Kinderhook in Columbia County, New York State. The BFRO has 83 listings for New York State (though not all are encounter reports). From this I have compiled a list of NY State reports that are roughly contemporaneous with Joyce's report. First I will link BFRO's NY State map followed by individual reports listed alphabetically.


Make your own deductions.


I wonder if some of these reports might somehow involve owls. The lemur creature of report 2405 seemed to me like it could be an owl perched in a tree.
 

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More fake foot follies...

I was bounding around the beach on Saturday. This particular track was made far enough away from the water so that little plants were growing in the sand. It's probably a better simulation for a Bluff Creek "sandbar" than the muddy track I've got on my website at this time.

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Here is a close up of the leading edge of the track:

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Do you see what I'm getting at? Do you see how weirdly dug in the toes are? The unbroken line at grade which I call the "monolithic margin"?

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What I was hoping for was not really a skeptic-free zone....it was more of a special section of the forum where only moderator-approved members could post. That way....members who have COMPLETELY closed minds (see my signature line), and others who play games (technicality word games...refusing to answer questions in a debate, etc.) wouldn't be able to de-rail honest, intellectual discussions concerning Bigfoot evidence.

You mean like anyone who doesn't agree with your point of view? :cool:
Since you're banned anyway, what difference does it make?

More significantly, Ray....you have demonstrated an unwillingness to answer questions.

There's a reason for that...it's called fear.
Ah yes, I'm shaking in my fuzzy booties. Which logically-flawed questions would those be?

RayG
 
Do you see what I'm getting at? Do you see how weirdly dug in the toes are? The unbroken line at grade which I call the "monolithic margin"?

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I do see it. On your earlier photo, the heel was so sharp that I thought, "Hmm. May be fake." But the toes looked real. The mid-tarsal break, I don't know from. The lesson that I'm taking from this is that it's darned hard to distinguish a fake from a real footprint just from a photo.
 
I wrote:

To which Ray replied....

Yessum. :)
More significantly, Ray....you have demonstrated an unwillingness to answer questions.

There's a reason for that...it's called fear. :cool:
Zing! Fear, baby. You hear that? That's right, that's the sound of fear. Take that, Ray! Muahahahaha!
:bigcat

Oh wait. Sweaty, before I wrongly conclude you are in fact a fourteen year old girl could you praytell be so kind as to share with us exactly what fear inspiring knowledge concerning bigfoot you are privy to? Is it the mind control? Did Ray find out about the mind control? Damn you bigfoot, you wily tyrant!
 
The lesson that I'm taking from this is that it's darned hard to distinguish a fake from a real footprint just from a photo.

Spektator's correct.
Looking at the photo Tube posted, all I could say was: "inconclusive".

See? That's not so hard, now is it?:D Pity the BF-fans can't or don't understand the meaning of that word.
 
....The lesson that I'm taking from this is that it's darned hard to distinguish a fake from a real footprint just from a photo.

It's impossible, not just darned hard.

It's "darned hard" to know the truth even when on the scene looking at the prints on the ground, but at least there you have much more of the story.

So when someone writes something like this after analyzing a photo, you can join me in laughing your ass off at it's utter stupidity:

...I think I have solved the problem of the lack of claw marks in this bear print.

I think the bear stepped in the mud and then dragged his foot forward to make the marks in front.....
 

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