OntarioSquatch
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Assuming that the PGF never happened, I would say it either means that Bigfoot is some sort of elusive species or that Bigfoot is not real.
Assuming that the PGF never happened, I would say it either means that Bigfoot is some sort of elusive species or that Bigfoot is not real.
Poor Wally got taken advantage of. He paid for the DNA testing of many samples. Samples that probably aren't from Bigfoot. I suspect that for Dr. Ketchum, the past few years have been about ripping off bleevers. It's become a sad state of affairs. But like Dr. Meldrum recently said in an interview, we need to move on. Move on and buy his new Sasquatch field guide.![]()
Yeah - Meldrum moved on from his failed Bigfoot Blimp project by pocketing $10K+ and sending the investors some junk merchandise instead of refunding their money. A class act...
Assuming that the PGF never happened, I would say it either means that Bigfoot is some sort of elusive species or that Bigfoot is not real.
That is such a serious accusation that you probably ought to cite some evidence in support of it.
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Kickstarter doesn't transfer funds if goal is not reached, therefore nobody could keep money from pledges.
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Meldrum and William Barnes recently went and found another blimp that is already built and ready to go. I remember he said they got it as a donation or something and that they are aiming to try it out in June.
I'm pretty sure the donations that were pledged through Kickstarter were refunded because someone on the BFF who donated money to the project got it back a while ago.
I think we're lucky to have a great scientist like Bryan Sykes look at alleged Bigfoot DNA samples.
Kickstarter doesn't transfer funds if goal is not reached, therefore nobody could keep money from pledges.
See:
http://www.kickstarter.com/help/faq/kickstarter basics?ref=nav
How does Kickstarter work?
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Every project creator sets their project's funding goal and deadline. If people like the project, they can pledge money to make it happen. If the project succeeds in reaching its funding goal, all backers' credit cards are charged when time expires. If the project falls short, no one is charged. Funding on Kickstarter is all-or-nothing.
It's funny, you're only 'pretty sure' and yet most of us are way past that on approach to absolutely sure. That's because the post above yours was posted almost an hour and a half ahead of yours (and only one post away) and since I'll bet most people read 'first unread post' first - or at least they should - they likely learned about Kickstarter's actual pledge policy in that post. Like you would have had you...Meldrum and William Barnes recently went and found another blimp that is already built and ready to go. I remember he said they got it as a donation or something and that they are aiming to try it out in June.
I'm pretty sure the donations that were pledged through Kickstarter were refunded because someone on the BFF who donated money to the project got it back a while ago.
It's funny, you're only 'pretty sure' and yet most of us are way past that on approach to absolutely sure. That's because the post above yours was posted almost an hour and a half ahead of yours (and only one post away) and since I'll bet most people read 'first unread post' first - or at least they should - they likely learned about Kickstarter's actual pledge policy in that post. Like you would have had you...
All that just to point out to the rest of the natives here that no matter their sincerity, they really have a zero chance of ever 'converting' you into seeing Bigfoot's reality.
With your minor miscue above only confirming it, I do not and have not ever believed your participation here was as a humble Bigfoot fan and fact-finder 'just trying to figure it all out'. I'm not calling you names, just saying you're pretending. That is, you're a dedicated Bigfoot bleever/seeker/apologist who exists in the vacuum that is you seeing only what you wanna see and hearing only what you wanna hear. Even your response above was pro Bigfoot given the BFF reference. I mean, over there the Bigfoot fantasy isn't just a discussion, it's a way of life.
Seriously, I'll bet real money there's nothing any of your forum peers here could say or do, and maybe only a teensy tiny bit more 'modern science' could say or do that would ever convince you there is no Bigfoot.
Whatever the case, HONESTY is always the best policy.
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I stand corrected...
Are you saying that most of you here already "know" the reality behind Bigfoot? Lol. That's quite a claim and it's not something that I agree with.