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16th August 2007, 01:32 PM | #7041 |
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One in the chamber would give you 10. You might have made him mad, I suppose. It's hard to be a good shot in that situation, too.
Best bet was probably to fire a round in the air to try to scare it first. |
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Until better evidence is provided, the best solution to the PGF is that it is a man in a suit. -Astrophotographer. 2 prints, 1 trackway, same 'dermals'? 'Unfortunately no' says Meldrum. I want to see bigfoot throw a pig... Is that wrong? -LTC8K6 |
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Go Away Bigfoot!
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Until better evidence is provided, the best solution to the PGF is that it is a man in a suit. -Astrophotographer. 2 prints, 1 trackway, same 'dermals'? 'Unfortunately no' says Meldrum. I want to see bigfoot throw a pig... Is that wrong? -LTC8K6 |
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16th August 2007, 02:44 PM | #7045 |
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16th August 2007, 02:48 PM | #7046 |
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With regard to " Why the breasts on Patty ? "..
So people would say " Why would a hoaxer do that ? " |
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16th August 2007, 03:05 PM | #7047 |
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Honest answer is simply I really dont know. But, I would have to say the majority of reports I have read, the witness states they really dont know what sex the animal is. Some say they do know, some say they "think" it was a male based on body mass and size.
I suppose if it were me, and it was dark outside - and I was confronted with an animal like this, I would be reluctant to "lift the skirt" of this animal to check the sex. LMAO. I would however buy the person who did a beer |
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Well, I guess if the point of the discussion here was the desire to call people names and insult them then I might feign getting my pants in a knot and and have some kind of fit about you not being co-operative with my question about squatchcommando's interview. I'd also make some noise questioning if you've actually read Meldrum's book whom you interviewed and proceeding to mock you for it.
Since it is not the type of place you imply you will still get the co-operation that you yourself don't seem willing to engage in. Sasquatch: Legend Meets Science, p. 213 (top paragraph):
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16th August 2007, 04:07 PM | #7050 |
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16th August 2007, 08:57 PM | #7053 |
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IMO...you're done responding to Kit's posts mostly because he's been tearing you a new one for at least the last several pages....meanwhile you keep saying things like...."I heard Meldrum say it differently"..."those are his words not mine"..."Waaaaaahh...William pulled my hair"
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This shouldn't be difficult but apparently it is. So why is he quoting someone else? Melissa, look at the book, check the context that Meldrum presents the quote. He's quoting Green as his position is the one Meldrum is putting forward as the one he finds credible and wants us to consider.
Is he quoting Green because he doesn't want to directly comment on the matter? Maybe but it's not important because he finds Green's handling of the problem to be compelling enough to put forward. If you have read Meldrum's book you can see that when he quote's someone he doesn't agree with, he makes the effort to detail why. Tell you what, though. He wasn't quoting anyone when he said that the MDF depicts a dark figure with "apparent breasts".
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Lady, put down the Danielle Steel novel and slowly back away from it. Let's look at what you're saying isn't worth engaging. 1. I agreed with you on the matter concerning WP's post. No comment except an earlier one that seemed to imply the opposite. Not worth engaging? It's not much of a big deal so sure, forget about it. 2. You made incorrect sweeping generalizations about the people posting here and the nature and intent of the discussions here. I pointed that out and asked you not to do it including two examples of people who are regular posters whom you wouldn't include in those generalizations. Not worth engaging? What's the problem? Can't be bothered to be responsible for things you type without giving it proper consideration? 3. You commented on actual research and were invited to discuss your own actual research, not for the first time. Again, no comment. Seems like you don't want to discuss your search for bigfoot here. Why not? Not worth engaging? 4. I asked you a simple, straightforward question concerning any skeptical questions you asked in your 'Let's Talk Bigfoot' interview with Squatchcommando. ...Scratch that, Melissa. I just went to your board and realized what you were talking about when I asked before. I was not aware of the fact that he had passed away which I hope was apparent. My apologies and condolences. |
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17th August 2007, 04:24 AM | #7055 |
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Uhm...
I though about this also... Never wrote a letter about it because I would need to check if the idea is plausible. This would require at least some googling for... For... Hrm... *cough* D!ldos *cough* available back in the 60s... I would also have to write a post (pics included) about my findings. So, I decided just to let this whole issue aside. Unless we decide to make a "Brokefoot Mountain" thread. Two (or three) cowboys alone in the woods... |
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17th August 2007, 05:15 AM | #7056 |
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Well, assuming bigfeet are real and not part of the Homo genus, the standard "encounter" witness probably would not be able to separate male from female. How many persons would be able to tell a male from a female gorilla or chimp after an "encounter" that lasted a few seconds? Also if the animal was partially covered by bushes...
But I digress, since my opinion is that breasted bigfoot females (as well as males with dangling weenies) are at least a bit implausible if one does not supposes these creatures (if they exist) are not from the Homo genus. Note that saying "its an unknown creature" is an argument from ignorance and will not be of much help. This is an example of the types of problems I've seen in the evidences, reasonings and methods presented and used by proponents. Beer? A single beer as a reward for lifiting a bigfoot's skirt? |
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17th August 2007, 05:26 AM | #7057 |
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An example of the issues regarding bigfeet's looks...
Check the renderings at http://www.kentuckybigfoot.com/pictures.htm Make sure to scroll down the page. Could the real bigfeet please raise its hands? See the problem? Why should one consider the "Patty-like" renderings closer to the "real animal" than the others? What are the criteria used to draw the line? From my point of view, the alleged consistency in the descriptions obtained from eyewitnesses reports and PGF is not real; its created by a biased selection of reports. Unless "hairy and bipedal" is considered as a good enough match... But please, anyone feel free to demonstrate I'm wrong. Or there are lots of species of humanoid cryptids roaming around in North America? |
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17th August 2007, 05:50 AM | #7058 |
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I read something like this too, usually coped with the sparse and nomadic population arguments (please don't ask for a source; I'm typing from memory and feeling too lazy for link-digging).
But again, here we have another problem. Its the (much contested) 50/500 rule. 50 specimens would be needed for a short-term viable population and 500 (or 5000, depending on the source) for a long-term viable population. Note that this is for a population, its about a group living at a certain place. How would you obtain this if bigfeet are scattered across North America? One can check Mangani´s sighting maps (http://penn.freeservers.com/bigfootmaps/ nope, still feeling lazy, this link was saved) to see the distribution. We've left with two options: -Highly nomadic groups or individuals, travelling hundreds or perhaps even thousands of kilometers. On doing this, the individuals will not be restricted to distant highly forested unpopulated sites. And the odds of finding a mate would be? -Several pockets of populations scattered around North America. Even if a given sighting cluster is created by a small (25-50 specimens) bigfoot populations, the total of specimens most likely will not be small and by no means restricted to "unreachable rough distant wilderness". Whatever option you choose, well, its happening right under your noses and not a single piece of reliable evidence was obtained so far. I don't think I can digest this... Yeah, you guessed it right, its being a slow day at work here... |
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I guess if proponents were trying to get us to buy into the idea of an extremely rare creature living in a couple of highly remote locations of the PNW then they'd be having less of a PR problem but that's not what's being presented. With the rise of the internet and the wide range of people who want to join the bigfootery role-playing game with sufficient tree cover in there locales we have the current joke they don't get being perpetuated.
Before living in Japan I lived in Victoria, BC on Vancouver Island which as I've discussed elsewhere is one of the classic sasquatch stomping grounds. To my surprise, according to this 2006-2007 BFRO class A report, I don't even need to look further than my own hometown to find sasquatch! They're living right there at the outskirts of the city! Thanks guys! Wow, don't I feel stupid. That's the great thing about bigfoot, you see. We can't sit and nod our heads while listening to proponents carrying on about remote, vast, inaccessible this and that but not to worry, we're in luck. Bigfoot comes quite literally to our front door. What's that, friend? Live in Des Moines, Iowa? Don't be so glum, we've got bigfoot for you! Here's a class A 2000 report featuring a sasquatch leaping into the air on a bike trail within the city limits of Des Moines. Sign up to the bigfoot website of your choice, grab your hat and bus ticket, snap some pictures of some mysterious sign, post 'em quick and SNAP! You're squatchin', buddy. I don't have to worry about the lack of reports with females or infants. If I just find the right spot in my hometown I can get a friend to set up a webcam in the back yard and it'll just be a matter of time before one of them little rugrats comes ripping out of the forest with big mama chasing behind. Just you wait. ETA: Well, there you have it. Correa has beaten me to it. He even posted a link to the Mangani map that I felt too lazy to do. I'll be retiring my oven mitts now. |
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Here we have hit the motherload.
BFRO Class A report: Forestry worker has various encounters. Right next to Seattle, multiple bigfoots, males, a female, a child, sagging breasts, humps, talking. The child was only 6 ft, mind you. |
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*sniff* *sniff* Funky bigfoot gold, baby.
BFRO Class A report: Weirdo 2004 Kansas 3ft sideways shuffling little white yeti/ewok thing. With pictures! |
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Class A...
Originally Posted by BFRO Class A report
Cool, large eyes... Does it looks like Patty? How bigfeet are supposed to look like, again? Where is the supposed consistency between the eyewitnesses' descriptions? Or its just biped and hairy? Criteria, where are the criteria used to draw the lines and "build" a standard bigfoot? Is its up to each investigator's own concepts and bias? |
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Roger Patterson is one person who would hoax a female bigfoot, though.
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Evidence?
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I guess that's me you hear moaning in the background, I've never thought labels advanced an argument, regardless of how cute or inventive they might be.
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From K.'s link...
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This thread is becoming very... Informative... |
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I choose whom I speak to, and I choose when. Anyone can type out a post that is insulting and rude - I do not find intelligent conversation or discussion in anything Kitakazee has had to say recently - mis-quoting someone, and recanting later only after its brought up that they are infact wrong with their source, is very laughable and far below that of anyone I would call credible or honest. I am done responding to the childish antics of people. Either discuss the issues like an adult, or I will simply stop discussing the issue completely. It really is that simple. How old are you anyway? 12? Stop being rude an insulting to me, and I will return the favor.
Ah, no I ment exactly what I said, if your confused - ask one of your friends here who can understand english to help you out. When either you or Kitakazee come up with something to say that does not completely drip with contempt I will start to respond again. There are more than just you and kitakazee who deserve to take a swipe at me too. The world does not revolve around you and your opinion - and I am so grateful for that. There is no rule on this message board that I must respond to those I feel are insulting and childish. Maybe you should ask the owners of the board to change things here to the way you like it. Why you choose to keep pestering me when I have moved on, is very strange to say the least. I would suggest you move on, and really get over it. Thats my good deed for the day. |
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I agree fully, Ray, that labels don't advance the argument. That said, while I'm not quite interested in all things Randi, I did rather like Randi brats.
Bigfootery is a big, silly, hilarious mess. It doesn't quite rise to the integrity of a deep love of Dn'D. It needs a certain type of antagonism. It needs to be poked for the ludicrousness that it puts forth. The people that perpetuate it's silliness need to be taken to task for their data mining and fantasy play. If they continue to represent it as something more than fantasy, they should be expected to try and come to terms with all aspects of its silliness. They can call me a scoftic all they like. What they can't do is qualify that in any meaningful way that doesn't make their role-playing charades transparent. They can sit around and speculate if bigfoots keep pets and why they hate us or they can start to take a hard look at the whole thing. I don't see that happening anytime soon. Bigfootery is a joke that its perpetuators just don't get. |
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17th August 2007, 12:02 PM | #7075 |
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Melissa, why do you think Meldrum quoted Green about female bigfoot?
Did Meldrum disagree with Green, or offer a different explanation? |
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Bigfootery RPG.....Absolutely spot on Kit...I believe I moaned and groaned about this many many pages ago. It would seem that every area with a few acres of tall trees wants in on the game...it's sad really. Indiana? Iowa? Ohio? Oklahoma? Kansas?...c'mon now Bigfoot Fan we're not really supposed to buy the Bigfeetsus phenomenon if you insist on including the midwest and the square states of the central US are we? If you want back whatever shred of credibility you once had you'll need to distance yourself from the RIBFRO (Rhode Island Bigfeetsus Research Organization) post haste. If this were only happening in the PNW...I might be a tad more open to it's remote possibility...but alas it isn't...Hairy Bipeds of Unusual size are running rampant across the whole of the US.....they're in the purple mountains majesty....the amber waves of grain...they're freeking everywhere...yet at the same time...they're nowhere at all. and oh Bigfoot Fan....by the way......yes as a matter of fact that is killing your cause!! |
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Well put Kit....describes my opinion on Bigfoot Nation to the T....and I'm so glad someone finally described Bigfoot Fan the way I see them...as people prone to flights of fancy who really really like the idea of Hairy Bipeds of Unusual Size roaming the fruited plain..and who don't let an incredible lack of hard evidence and ridiculous inconsistencies stand in the way of their little pet Bleef.
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Thanks Madness. William Parcher deserves credit for the bigfoot = RPG for adults analogy. I say analogy but I'm not even sure that's necessary. The bigfoot game is just too irresisistable. Bigfoot is reported in more places than cougars are. Kansas? Oh, there's no place like home, baby.
Go ahead, Credibilty Quest footer, and try and distance yourself from the RIBFRO or KBFRO dudes or whatever but you've been warned. Zeke is gonna pull his walkie talkies from the next New York expedition and he's gonna be at the same table as you at Honobia this year. You'll get to hear firsthand what everybody at his new RIBRC forum thinks of your slap to bigfoot research. |
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The whole Bigfeeetsus phenomenon really jumps the shark when the Delaware,Nebraska and Iowa contingents start talking about tree knocking ,banshee screams in the night and Class A sightings....how on earth do credible (and I use that term verrrrrrrrry loosely) Bigfeetsus researchers allow these tools to continue to muddy the waters. If Hairy Bipeds are as widespread across the fruited plain as these people claim than why in the world do we not have anything better than the Con Man's Flick, The Skookum Arse print or Marx Foot...errr...Cripple Foot.
These things are everywhere...in every state...hell every country damn near has a Hairy Biped of Unusual Heighth why hasn't one been shot yet...be it by gun,camera,crossbow,blow dart...whatever.. Kit mentioned cougars...very rare animal in certain states sayyyyyyy...Florida for example...where's the FCRO (Florida Cougar Research Organization) or the Red Wolf or the Vancouver Island Marmot or whatever...there probably is barely a handful of John and Jane Q Publics out researching these rare and endangered animals even in places where they were proven to exist...but Bigfeetsus a creature who's proven existence is at best tenuous has an amateur FRO in every single swinging state of the union....good grief...I guess Cougars and Marmots just aren't spooky and mysterious enough huh? Bigfoot Fan....Hairy Bipeds of Unusual Size are living in every single stand of tall trees in every state...get out there Bigfoot Fan and bring this thing to a close already....of course figuring this thing out one way or the other ends the mystery and methinks the mystery is all most of them are in it for in the first place. |
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