Ripley Twenty-Nine
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Cleon said:Come, Ripley, join the Holy Order of the Laughing Dog...You know you want to.![]()
Must.... resist......... Getting...... so weak..... Accessing http://www.beckjord.com....
Oh hell.

Cleon said:Come, Ripley, join the Holy Order of the Laughing Dog...You know you want to.![]()

Ripley Twenty-Nine said:
BronzeDog said:Skimmed some of the websites and I'm underwhelmed by all the photos. Even with stuff circled, I don't see anything that can't be explained by pareidolia. Maybe you should get some higher resolution pictures, so the close-ups will be something other than indistinct blobs.
So, are you saying that the cloud I once saw that looked exactly like Evangelion 02 actually was a message from Studio Gainax, the makers of Neon Genesis Evangelion?erikbeckjord said:3) Pareidolia is a BS term and it is not valid.
Ripley Twenty-Nine said:
BronzeDog said:So, are you saying that the cloud I once saw that looked exactly like Evangelion 02 actually was a message from Studio Gainax, the makers of Neon Genesis Evangelion?
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So, you saw stuff in clouds. That's pareidolia. If I had my camera I could have photographed it and preserved its "Eva 02ness" Is it too much of a stretch that shadows, leaves, depressions in the ground, etcetera, could look like fuzzy apes and footprints?erikbeckjord said:No. However it may have been (I was not there)
a temporary image made of water vapour, that changed ten sec later.
I have somewhere on my sites a rainbow taken in Maui
that has two demon-type heads RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE,
and I once got shots of a Christ in the Clouds image
on the day the Gulf War II started.
Ten min later they changed to reg clouds. (Of course)
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BronzeDog said:So, you saw stuff in clouds. That's pareidolia. If I had my camera I could have photographed it and preserved its "Eva 02ness" Is it too much of a stretch that shadows, leaves, depressions in the ground, etcetera, could look like fuzzy apes and footprints?
BronzeDog said:Is Krantz correct?
Cleon said:Chhhh-prrrrr....Welcome to the dark side....Chhhhh-prrrrrr
This thread is going to get really, really funny when LAL gets back.
erikbeckjord said:I spotted the spoor of a Bigfoot back in 1970, when I was a student at Miskatonic University, in Arkham, Mass. On a brisk December morn, oh yes, I remember it well. Professor Cristopher Robin pointed out that a suspicious tract had appeared across the virgin field of snow in front of of us. He claimed it to be words from the original Wholey Babble, but I demurred. "It is a spoor of the Sasquatch or Big Foot," I demurred, redundently.
"Besides, it's track, not tract."
"But it's a mere 19 centimeters long!", he apostrophised!
"Must be a baby Bigfoot."
This dedicated to Wayne Tytell, who first told this joke.
erikbeckjord said:1) fyi, bigfoot does not pose for you.
2) what you see is damn lucky . You can't just go out and
get high defi photos of A SHAPESHIFTER...(as someone noted on this forum....)
and the camera was good qual 35mm. f1.8 lens, 50 mm.
Range 235 feet. On a tripod yet. ASA 200.
It shifts at more than 1/10.000 sec so you cannot get
freeze frame. (exception - Patterson Film).
What did you think these are? A panda ? A chimp? A cow?
3) Pareidolia is a BS term and it is not valid.
Ditto Similaricum (spell).
eb
LAL said:He was an anthropologist. He had as good a chance of being right as anybody.
Giganto is known from a couple of jaws and a thousand teeth. A foramen magnum would be useful, or better yet, a femur. Ape fossils are frustratingly rare.
LAL said:I have one thing to say: Most of your links don't work.
And one thing to ask: What are you on?
LAL said:I have one thing to say: Most of your links don't work.
And one thing to ask: What are you on?
BronzeDog said:Those particular "footprints" might be something else mundane. But pareidolia seems to be your thing, judging from the photos on your website.
LAL said:It is?
So Voldemort is here, in the flesh........er, post.
You guys wanted a "Bigfoot woo"? You got him.