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Showing posts with label bigfoot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bigfoot. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Coincidence? I think not!

Most skeptics, when they offer their objections to the existence of Sasquatch, point to the dearth of actual photographic evidence. They couldn't be more mistaken.

To the contrary, there actually exists a great deal of photographic evidence. In fact, said evidence is observable in both large cities and small towns all across this great land of ours. Not only is this evidence easily observable, but it also points to the reality that Sasquatch has clandestinely infiltrated one of the highest government agencies in America.

I took a few minutes to gather some of this indisputable evidence into one place (my blog) for your consideration. I defy anyone to observe with an objective eye the following photographic attestations and still contend with any semblance of integrity that incontrovertible photographic evidence for the presence of Sasquatch is not obvious all across the United States (and Canada).


EXHIBIT A

EXHIBIT B

1967 Patterson-Gimiln Film Frame 352

EXHIBIT C



SASQUATCH, WE KNOW YOUR LEGEND'S REAL!

Wednesday, January 07, 2009

Sasquatch . . . Now You Know He's REAL!


Yet more evidence to confound the chorus of Bigfoot naysayers: Tenacious D (aka Jack Black and Kyle Gass) offer up the Sasquatch song. Check it out here.


Parental Advisory: They may (okay, do) use a couple of potty mouth words.

Tuesday, May 13, 2008

To All the Skeptics

Many of you who know me at least somewhat well, know that I believe it is highly probably that a North American ape (a.k.a. sasquatch, a.k.a. bigfoot) actually exists. (For some interesting reading on the subject, you can check out the BFRO, especially the FAQ section.) Not more than a few of you have expressed great incredulity about the subject.

Well, it seems our neighbors to the north may know something you don't. Recently, the fine people of the Vancouver British Columbia 2010 Winter Games announced that they have adopted the sasquatch, affectionately known as Quatchi, as one of their mascots for the Olympics.

And so I say to all you doubters: Now who's the joke on?