kitakaze
Resident DJ/NSA Supermole
After you stop laughing, try to pinpoint this lard ass' shoulder joint.
I just made a scene. Somebody photoshop the WB on lardass' helmet to a WP just for Parcher.
After you stop laughing, try to pinpoint this lard ass' shoulder joint.
Here you go. Do I win?After you stop laughing, try to pinpoint this lard ass' shoulder joint. Then imagine him with furcloth instead of a jersey and you can see the issue with trying to locate the shoulder joint on Patty. Do you locate it as if it were a living creature, or a guy in a padded fur suit?

How come?
No offense to Astro but measuring a few cherry-picked frames downloaded off the internet wasn't what I had in mind.
As far as the film goes it looks to me that Patty's arm length could be within human range, maybe on the long side. They look correctly proportioned which gives me doubts about hand extensions.
The angle of the arm looks straight down from the shoulders and it does not look like the arm angles in from the elbow into a recessed shoulder socket.
As I posted earlier, I'm a Bigfoot fan. I WANT to believe in the big fella. Some of the most entertaining nights of my childhood out in Washington state were spent listening to my grandparents regaling us kids with Bigfoot stories.
But now I'm a grownup, and looked at in the hard cold light of day, the evidence for Bigfoot's existence is less than compelling, to put it charitably. No poo, no hair, no bodies, no nothing.
C'mon, you Bigfooters. Throw me a bone here. No blurry photos, no arcane discussions about IM angles and this or that. Something that I can point to and say "Ha! You skeptics can't explain THIS, now can you?"
I'm ready to believe, just give me a reason...
One thing is clear, however: anyone who does a little research soon learns there’s a lot more going on than media reports of hoaxes.
“A lot of Sasquatch tracks are found where nobody goes; it’s simple as that,” Kirk says.
He is conducting an experiment, see, to find out whether or not convincing Bigfoot tracks can be easily faked. They can’t. Even in the softest sand, Steenburg’s tracks—replicas of the 1958 Bluff Creek, California, prints that catapulted the term Bigfoot into public consciousness—mark only an eighth of an inch of the surface.
The tracks he claims to have discovered at Ruby Creek the week before, in late September this year, were three times that deep, indicating a foot structure designed to carry a very heavy animal.
There have been more than 3,000 sightings in B.C. since 1920, by his count. (In July this year, two people separately claimed they saw a Bigfoot on Mt. Archibald near Chilliwack within three hours of each other.)
Sweaty said:There have been more than 3,000 sightings in B.C. since 1920, by his count. (In July this year, two people separately claimed they saw a Bigfoot on Mt. Archibald near Chilliwack within three hours of each other.)
Why is it that, in the picture on the left, Bob has distinct body contours, and outlines (around the head, the biceps, the thigh, the calf)....while in the picture on the right, Bob looks like he's being swallowed-up by a 'Mutant runaway' from Cal's Carpets
Without a doubt the Morris recreation is dreadful. If I was the producer I would have at least insisted that the suit be a reasonable color shade of Patty. Actually if they showed up with the stuff they did I would have pulled the plug on the whole thing. Its a complete joke. I wonder if anybody thought to question the huge disparity between the PGF creature color and Morris recreation. But I don't see any wrist bands on the Morris recreation so we know of at least one fake Bigfoot that doesn't show wrist bands. Hmmm maybe Bob actually managed to morph into becing Patty after all these years.
Why is it that, in the picture on the left, Bob has distinct body contours, and outlines (around the head, the biceps, the thigh, the calf)....while in the picture on the right, Bob looks like he's being swallowed-up by a 'Mutant runaway' from Cal's Carpets.![]()