Let's discuss Bigfoot

I love Mothman stories!

I agree that a Bigfoot would most certainly notice something out of place in their environment. Their senses would be much better than ours and they stay alive by reading their environment accurately. Things we might not see are probably glaringly obvious to them.

Being stalked must be terrifying! I can’t imagine that level of fear.

Weird question but not a joke- did the Mothman shit look human-like?

never saw it, just the feelings and the crap that was torn up and breaking. my mom and dad saw it in '63 ir '64. said it flew over the car they were driving out around where i was almost 30 years later with my encounter. man-like with wings at least 15ft across. they said the car completely quit as soon as it passed them. nothing, no lights, radio, nothing. then after about two minutes it started up like nothing happened. the lights just came on and the radio was blaring.

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Wow! Wow! Wow! Real experiencers of Mothman! Just too cool. I’d literally crap my pants!

The whole car quitting thing right when it flew over is terrifying! Imagine the sense of loss of control that must engender!

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I can never get shoes to fit right goddammit.

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Oh sure, blame the innocent shoes.

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These shoes have seen some things and are far from innocent.

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So you’re saying the shoes aren’t by-standers. They get involved. They don’t simply sit around looking, well, huge. And toey. And wasn’t Innocent a pope? Is this about getting your feet washed?

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Are you offering to anoint my feet with oil?

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Are they really so squeaky that they need to be oiled? And consider their size. I don’t own an oil well!

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I was presenting the visual case for Bigfoot being chuck Norris, but maybe by the transitive property chuck Norris has boobs. :thinking:

Dead ringer, imho :grin:

Looks like he’s whistling the walker Texas ranger theme song

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He just might! I haven’t seem him lately

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Chuck Norris + Boobs = ultimate movie

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I’d love for Bigfoot to be real but haven’t seen any real compelling evidence.

The Survivorman Bigfoot episodes were pretty good but that Todd guy is an idiot.

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Bigfoot has been proven thru voice analysis
As well as proportional theory

And a boat load of fakers have been exposed.

See: ThinkerThunker on the Tube.
He debunks more than confirms, he debunked
Todd and others.

Bigfoot has Been captured on film

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This proves it

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Supposedly Survivor man has had two run ins with them (did you see more in the shows?). He claims that one encounter involved mind speak if I remember correctly.

I totally agree with Todd Standing. I like his take on the possible territory Bigfoot would have in the US. However, I doubt his pictures. The link below explains my position.

https://www.woodape.org/?smd_process_download=1&download_id=1278

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Cool link. Thanks!

I hate the fakers. I get it that they are having fun but they are pissing in the petri dish!

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Have you heard the Sierra Sounds? Link below.
These have been studied by a linguist and he claims it’s a real language. He said it’s a conversation between a male and female and she won the argument.

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Ok, I got a story for you. In the mid-70’s I saved a little chunk of money and decided to tour the state of California. My family has been here for at least 4 generations. So, off my ex, my 100 lb Aussie and I went.

Eventually we got to a place on the map called Willow Creek in the Shasta-Trinity Alps. First thing you notice is EVERY business in town is Bigfoot something. Lumber, hardware, laundry, Bigfoot. We were camping everywhere and this wasn’t going to be an exception. Since we were in state if not federal forest I pulled over when I saw the USFS sign.

Now, at the time I had hair past my shoulders and to my surprise so did the guy sitting at the desk with a broken leg. We chatted for a while and I mentioned the frequent name on business signs. He giggled. I finally got around to mentioning we were looking for a spot to camp for the night. He grinned, thought a minute then told me about a place not far away called “Hells Half-Acre”. He described it as a clearing up on a hill that wasn’t a bad hike. It was a cleared spot that on two sides had heavy timber and off to the left was a steep drop-off to a river below. It was the kind of steep that you know if you think you are going to the river you know it is going to take a full tank to get back up.

We took off and found it fairly easily. Had dinner before dark and arranged the camp. I had a small fire burning. After about 9 or 9:30 pm I started hearing stuff getting broken around us. Big snaps of limbs and bushes cracking. Several times I saw big black shapes move quick through the trees but couldn’t tell what they were.

A word here is due about my dog. He was a 100 lb Aussie who had no fear of anything. We had been through Yosemite and Kings so we had been around plenty of big bears. He had no fear and ever would go cop a sniff on ones that weren’t threatened.

Then I started hearing what sounded like a baby crying. I thought it was weird since we were out there by ourselves. No other campers. More crashing and more black shapes. By now my ex was more than worried and decided it was time to get in the sleeping bag. My dog looked at me and when my ex opened the flap on the bag he climbed right in. I never saw that before or since.

More crashing and noises followed. I got a little freaked out and found my harmonica. I could sense something in the timber about 75 yards away but I figured if it isn’t going to bother me I would return the favor. I finally crashed out.

In the morning we made coffee and saw not only my friend from the rangers station but two older guys with him that looked like supervisors. It became obvious that they were checking on us without talking to us.

This taught me a few things. First, maybe the stories are true or why would they come to check on us? Second, we were not the first people who had experienced this nor were those whatevers first look at humans.

That’s my tale and I’m sticking to it 50 years later.

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