Bigfoot

[jnday]

How many posters actually believe in bigfoot ? Considering the TV shows that addresses the subject , the percentage has to be higher than one would think . Here in Mississippi , if there was one , it would be shot and eaten by rednecks . What are your opinions ?

 

[Dallas]

I know I believe. It was spotted here on CBZ not barely 5 hrs ago.

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[lane]

i have a feeling my wife will be posting again..

 

[Jammer]

Do not believe. We can find the most reclusive animals in the Amazon and other parts of the world, but not the "Bigfoot"?

 

[MichaelWinicki]

Our paths cross again...

Honestly, I don't know what to think about the whole yeti, big-foot, Sasquatch thing.

I remember reading a magazine (Life?) that discussed the foot prints found in the Himalayas back in late 50's/early 60's.

That magazine article and others during that time really intrigued me. And then you have the famous Patterson film.

Back in the early 70's there were a couple somewhat serious takes on the whole Bigfoot thing through docu-drama's. I remember going to the movies to see one.

Then there was "Legend of Boggy Creek" by Charles Pierce, which was wonderfull in its cheesiness and cheap thrills. I was about 10 when I saw that. Keep in my that LOBC was supposed to be based kinda/sorta on true stories.

Like UFO's, I go back & forth when it comes to this sort of thing.

 

[jnday]

I know I believe. It was spotted here on CBZ not barely 5 hrs ago.

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I thought you were gonna have a picture of Brainpaint .:laugh1: Sorry Brain . I couldn't help it .

 

[trickblue]

I've seen/experienced anomalies...

I rarely share because I don't want to be labeled a nut. I get that enough being friends with Winicki...

 

[jnday]

Do not believe. We can find the most reclusive animals in the Amazon and other parts of the world, but not the "Bigfoot"?

But look how long it took to find Osama .

 

[Dallas]

I've seen/experienced anomalies...

I rarely share because I don't want to be labeled a nut. I get that enough being friends with Winicki...

Don't hold back. You are the nuttiest mod on CBZ. Let it out!!


Share your STORIES !!!




This one time...at band camp.....

GOGO!

 

[MichaelWinicki]

I've seen/experienced anomalies...

I rarely share because I don't want to be labeled a nut. I get that enough being friends with Winicki...

And that's one of the good things they say.

 

[trickblue]

Don't hold back. You are the nuttiest mod on CBZ. Let it out!!


Share your STORIES !!!




This one time...at band camp.....

GOGO!

Here's one for ya...

Some friends and I decided to drink beer at a graveyard one night. We brought a cassette recorder and ran it.

The next day we replayed it and there were all kinds of voices in the background... really weird...

Screams, dialog and moans... weird stuff...

 

[jnday]

Our paths cross again...

Honestly, I don't know what to think about the whole yeti, big-foot, Sasquatch thing.

I remember reading a magazine (Life?) that discussed the foot prints found in the Himalayas back in late 50's/early 60's.

That magazine article and others during that time really intrigued me. And then you have the famous Patterson film.

Back in the early 70's there were a couple somewhat serious takes on the whole Bigfoot thing through docu-drama's. I remember going to the movies to see one.

Then there was "Legend of Boggy Creek" by Charles Pierce, which was wonderfull in its cheesiness and cheap thrills. I was about 10 when I saw that. Keep in my that LOBC was supposed to be based kinda/sorta on true stories.



Like UFO's, I go back & forth when it comes to this sort of thing.[/QUOTE
The Patterson footage really makes me wonder . On examination , you can actually see female breast . Think about it . Who would put breast on a costume ? I sure wouldn't think of it .

 

[Jammer]

But look how long it took to find Osama .

It took less than 10 years. How long have we been looking for Bigfoot in our own back yard? Hundreds of years?

 

[jnday]

Here's one for ya...

Some friends and I decided to drink beer at a graveyard one night. We brought a cassette recorder and ran it.

The next day we replayed it and there were all kinds of voices in the background... really weird...

Screams, dialog and moans... weird stuff...

More please . We want to know just how big of nut we are dealing with .:laugh2:

 

[Dallas]

Here's one for ya...

Some friends and I decided to drink beer at a graveyard one night. We brought a cassette recorder and ran it.

The next day we replayed it and there were all kinds of voices in the background... really weird...

Screams, dialog and moans... weird stuff...

That is spooky. I do not like graveyards at ALL. I am not a big ghost believer but man those are places I do NOT want to visit.

It goes back to my young days living in Oklahoma around 6 or 7 yrs old. We lived out in the sticks and up the road a peace was an old graveyard called Mountain Station. It was an old civil war burial ground and we used to take hay rides through it. Real dark and old place. One late night we were coming home from my aunts and my dad decided we would just drive through it on the way home. While driving through it he got his truck stuck (really he had to get a tractor the next day to get it out) and we had to walk out. The whole time otw out we kept hearing the awfulest racket. It was a lot of screaming and loud moaning and what sounded to me like something chasing us. I was crying my eyes out :laugh2:. My dad grabbed me and took off running to the main dirt road that led into the place. It was a good 5 miles or so back to our house on foot. The whole way I kept asking about what that was and he never wanted to talk about it. He just kept looking behind us and walking really fast.

You couldn't see 5 ft in front of you. One of the most terrifying times of my life. Whatever was chasing us did stop at the GY gates though.

After getting the truck out we never went back ....and moved to AK the following year.

No... I don't think that had anything to do w/ our move....but we have only talked about it once or twice since and he doesn't like to discuss it. He was flat out scared too.

 

[Muhast]

I 100% believe in UFOs. Just way to many planets in the galaxy to not have any other life. Big foot? Not so much.

I will say they have found some of the creatures of cryptozoology to be real.

 

[Yeagermeister]

It lives in WV and likes metal :laugh1:

 

[trickblue]

More please . We want to know just how big of nut we are dealing with .:laugh2:

When my father went in to no return, a childhood friend and I reconnected as he was a caregiver to my dad...

We talked about that night and he said it still haunts him... it was really weird...

Feel free to :laugh2: on... doesn't bother me...

 

[MichaelWinicki]

It lives in WV and likes metal :laugh1:

I've seen the picture.


Hideous.

 

[Yeagermeister]

I've seen the picture.


Hideous.

Nice rack though :laugh1: