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SASQUATCH: fact or fiction?!!

do you believe in Sasquatch?

  • yes

    Votes: 38 26.8%
  • no

    Votes: 93 65.5%
  • undecided

    Votes: 11 7.7%

  • Total voters
    142
  • Poll closed .
Do you think the fastesest, most highest flyinest plane ever made was made in the 1950's?

Do you think the CIA's "truth serum" and mind control goals were just shuttered back then as well?

Do you think that "night vision" made its debut in Vietnam?

Do you think that all your gov't tells you is the truth and the whole truth, nothing left out?

Do you think we actually found Bin Laden in Pakistan, killed him, then buried him at sea in less than 24 hours without so much as a photograph being taken or leaked out?

Do you think some woodsy white man could rent a Ryder truck, blow up half a gov't building, kill hundreds, without being noticed, then get busted down the road because he forgot to put a license plate on his car?

Do you belive that most Americans want " X " because your TV tells you this is so?

And on and on and on.....





















Questions parsed out so you can respond to each individually in an attempt to tell me I'm nuts. :D

Lighten up francis, ever heard of sarcasm ? Give us a little credit, were not children here
 
okay guys,... i've run short of powder, so i did a quick search. here's some more fat to chew on. Washington State is on record as having the highest occurence of BF sightings and reports. i believe California is second or third. here are a few links that pretty much say that i'm not dreaming about what i've seen and heard.:eek:

http://www.examiner.com/article/bigfoot-declared-to-exist-1974



(just the shear number of reports deserve some consideration)
 
Ah, yes. The Examiner, and "some guy on the internet." Bastions of respected scientific inquiry, both.

hey,.. i resemble that remark!;)

yeah Jen,.. like i said,.. i'm out if powder for now. tomorrow we head up to the compound, so i thought i'd leave some snacks for the kids to share. i'll be without a connection for most of this week. regardless of anyone's opinnion, i find Sasquatch an amazing creature. built so much better than normal humans. taller, stronger, faster, and some (me) say smarter than people. i'm not talking book smart,.. just genuine intelligence! cheers, :hiding:

ps: i forgot to post this before i left. if you ever run into a Sasquatch, remember what this dude says!:)

http://www.youtube.com/embed/B18YDG_vXfc?autoplay=1
 
i find Sasquatch an amazing creature. built so much better the normal humans. taller, stronger, faster,

It's easy to see why Steve Austin fell in love with one, they have so much in common.

Sm_bigfoot1.jpg
 
OMG guys! I just saw a leprechaun! It was scurrying around in my work parking garage. Did you know that 75 percent of leprechaun sightings happen in parking garages around the Los Angeles area? He was wearing green socks and a green hat. Amidst the danger, I was able to snap this cell phone pic. I'm gonna go down there with a fishing net and try to catch him at lunchtime. Wish me luck.

leprechaun.jpg
 
okay guys,... i've run short of powder, so i did a quick search. here's some more fat to chew on. Washington State is on record as having the highest occurence of BF sightings and reports. i believe California is second or third. here are a few links that pretty much say that i'm not dreaming about what i've seen and heard.:eek:

http://www.examiner.com/article/bigfoot-declared-to-exist-1974



(just the shear number of reports deserve some consideration)


Pacojas, I envy you your experience if you saw a Bigfoot you can consider yourself in a special group.I know someone a person in law enforcement myself who told me he saw a Bigfoot in Upstate New York during a hunting/camping trip it was summer time hot as heck when he saw it, it was at dusk so still light out. He had a rifle in his hand and when he saw him if it was a guy in a suit he surely would have said don't shoot me with a rifle pointed at you. He said this thing stared him down like a wild animal not a human he said that is when he knew what he was looking at was a Bigfoot it turn and walked away into the trees. He told people he was with and they put together a push to see if they could flush it out but came up empty. He has been back to the area many times and hasn't seen another yet. I believed him because after years in law enforcement he is very matter of fact kind of person.
 
@rtslinger,.... that's an awesome story! i'm originally from Ulster County, NY, so i know that state from NYC to the Alexandria/St. Lawrence Seaway. it's a curious thing, the stare down. i swear that BF was scanning me. if you get a chance, ask your friend what type of emotion was conveyed. my one on one was with a curious youngster. i stand 6'6" and had a couple inches over it. i certainly don't doubt the observation skills of any forth right LEO. funny how they can just settle your nerves or rattle them severely. an aquaintance of mine was hurried out of an area by an angry full grown Sas!:eek:

about halfway to my friends ranch and saw your post, so thanks for chiming in. :)

hey Dwaynie,... ROTF!!!;)
 
Pacojas, I envy you your experience if you saw a Bigfoot you can consider yourself in a special group.I know someone a person in law enforcement myself who told me he saw a Bigfoot in Upstate New York during a hunting/camping trip it was summer time hot as heck when he saw it, it was at dusk so still light out. He had a rifle in his hand and when he saw him if it was a guy in a suit he surely would have said don't shoot me with a rifle pointed at you. He said this thing stared him down like a wild animal not a human he said that is when he knew what he was looking at was a Bigfoot it turn and walked away into the trees. He told people he was with and they put together a push to see if they could flush it out but came up empty. He has been back to the area many times and hasn't seen another yet. I believed him because after years in law enforcement he is very matter of fact kind of person.

Yes, LEOs are inherently trustworthy and never make things up.





@rtslinger,.... that's an awesome story! i'm originally from Ulster County, NY, so i know that state from NYC to the Alexandria/St. Lawrence Seaway. it's a curious thing, the stare down. i swear that BF was scanning me. if you get a chance, ask your friend what type of emotion was conveyed. my one on one was with a curious youngster. i stand 6'6" and had a couple inches over it. i certainly don't doubt the observation skills of any forth right LEO. funny how they can just settle your nerves or rattle them severely. an aquaintance of mine was hurried out of an area by an angry full grown Sas!:eek:

about halfway to my friends ranch and saw your post, so thanks for chiming in. :)

hey Dwaynie,... ROTF!!!;)