Moderated Bigfoot- Anybody Seen one?

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Cherokee Bigfoot. Why not?
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New for 2011, and the very first of its kind anywhere in the Southern United States, is the "Legendary Cherokee Bigfoot Adventure Tour." This tour is offered as an afternoon hike around an upper mountain lake, musically coordinated and set to the beat of Native American flute and drum. The East TN Cherokee Bigfoot Adventure tour shares nearly five hundred years of Cherokee folklore history and legend in addition to scientific and historical research findings on the Southern Appalachian Bigfoot as conducted by The Alternate Realities Center (ARC) over a span of more than twenty years.
 
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George Kennedy said:
One must ask, "If American's drive 8 million miles a day and yet we have never found one road killed bigfoot." Then, how many of us have found road killed American's every day?

I realize this does happen, but how often does it happen?

According to our statistics, we have millions and millions of Americans yet rarely do we come across human road kill. I am sure less than 1 percent of the population would be killed by accidental human vs. car incidents.

Does this fact lead a rational thinking person to believe that human beings are on the decline? Maybe we don't really exist. Safer driving? Maybe we are all living in a dream.
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No offense, George, but for someone who claims to use common sense, who works in forensics/law enforcement, and most importantly, for someone who teaches... why are you so gung-ho about there being more to the Bigfoot stories than basic folklore and imagination/fabrication?

Surely common sense tells us it doesn't exist, no?
 
George, i'm interested to know what you teach, without sounding like a grammar Nazi, i've seen some major mistakes within your text that occur more than once, twice, sometimes three times, leading me to believe they're not simply typo's... If you are everything you claim you are then why is your spelling and grammar so poor at times?
 
George, if you use logical thinking and common sense as much as you claim, and if you think that Bigfoot is still an "open case," one which you're not fully commited to buying one way or the other, then why on earth did you instantly think "Bigfoot" and not try to logically explain what you saw/heard?
 
Gilbert Syndrome said:
George, i'm interested to know what you teach, without sounding like a grammar Nazi, i've seen some major mistakes within your text that occur more than once, twice, sometimes three times, leading me to believe they're not simply typo's... If you are everything you claim you are then why is your spelling and grammar so poor at times?
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George hasn't logged in for 2 months. He told us he is a retired law enforcer and now teaches. He has also talked about his location and it's on his profile. I don't think he's making up who he is and was.

Meet George.

Coach Kennedy.
 
William Parcher said:
George hasn't logged in for 2 months. He told us he is a retired law enforcer and now teaches. He has also talked about his location and it's on his profile. I don't think he's making up who he is and was.

Meet George.

Coach Kennedy.
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I haven't logged in for a while myself, hence me going back over older posts. I read about who he said he was, and what he said he did, i'm just having doubts about all of it, haha.
 
I'm not saying he's lying, but i've no real way of knowing if he really is said George Kennedy or not, haha. I'm just curious as to why he's so quick to cry "Sasquatch!" if he's so logical about his way of breaking an event down and getting to the bottom of it... Seems odd.
 
Am I the only one to think the fish was dead before being taken out of the water? I mean, it does not seem to move by itself, it moves only when shaken...

Fishy...
 
I had another "bigfoot" encounter last night, my 4th since April. For those keeping score:

[actual unexplained event]
1) Pre-dawn bipedal footsteps in a forest (April)

[events others might label as "squatchy"]
2) Stick structures, "woods gone silent", and whoop call (May)
3) Odd, creepy feeling in woods plus coyote and barred owl calls heard (June)
4) Walking "bigfoot" (last night)

I took the kids out for ice cream last night and as we were driving down a quiet street we (all three of us) saw a large, uniformly dark figure walking toward us from a distance of about 400m. I can't explain why, but we all thought it looked really big and beefy with unusually long arms. If I had photographed it at that instant, the resulting blobsquatch could've gotten a lot of attention from the 'footers. The only strike against it would've been that is was obviously in a suburban area, but the figure itself was far more bigfooty-looking than, for example, the Silver Star Mountain photo or the recent Mt. St. Helens images.

Of course as we closed the distance to the figure we could plainly see that it was a man, especially as he walked under a street light and he no longer looked uniformly colored. What looked to us like a bigfoot walking toward us was actually a fairly large (230 lbs?) African American man walking away from us. He was stooped over a bit and walking (fitness-walking, apparently) with a cane or short walking stick. While his arms, legs, and head were uniformly dark, the street light revealed a red top and shorts, white shoes, etc.

This was a wonderful illustration for my kids about how light, perspective, and expectation can result in a pretty convincing optical illusion, as well as how easily someone could unwittingly (or unscrupulously) create a bigfoot sensation with a single, ambiguous photograph of something mundane.
 
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