I ask if you want my personal answers because your questions seem to be already addressed
here and
here. If you want my answers elaboration isn't necessary but seeking strictly 'yes' or 'no' answers would seem like you're more interested in maneuvering the answers to fit your arguments than an objective examination of the evidence. JMHO, but I'll see what I can do. BTW, you are a paralegal's assistant or a paralegal, right? I don't mean to be offensive but it rather shows in the way you engage the subject. Again, just an opinion.
Many of them, yes, madam council. (Sorry, couldn't resist.)I can't say with certainty.Yes. No, wait... is this a 'yes' or 'no' question? Are you really sure either of those two answers is necessary.
On that note, Melissa, may I ask if you conducted your activities using the same soil as the original casts were made in?Based on the overwhelming evidence in support of dessication ridges and a total lack of reliable evidence supporting bigfoot, no.Melissa, you seem to fundamentally misunderstand what skepticism is. That's OK, so did I when i first came here. Skepticism is based on the ability to be objective. At first glance it would seem you are genuinely attempting to be objective on the matter but I'm not sure if that's really what's going on.