She needs to post more.
I'd forgotten all about Podgy Murdy.
She's probs busy with the Viz Fat Slag's Christmas special.
Blurt... Here I was meaning to say to you, do you believe there could be any truth in bigfoot? There's this channel that kinda specialises in it but from a very unique angle, I think it might intrugue and maybe have you asking yourself some questions... Ya know if you're ever bored...
I just thought you'd like the way he delivers his points, I never was one for bigfoot either but the more of this guys content I watched the more I thought, it's certainly a lot more plausible than I used to give it credit for...Blurt... Here I was meaning to say to you, do you believe there could be any truth in bigfoot? There's this channel that kinda specialises in it but from a very unique angle, I think it might intrugue and maybe have you asking yourself some questions... Ya know if you're ever bored...
I'll be honest here, Shamp, and admit that I've never thought much about Bigfoot.
Could there be some uncatalogued "Wild Man of Borneo" roaming the forests out there wihout an iPhone and a Facebook account? Sure, I suppose it's possible. I mean, anthropologists suspect there may be more "undiscovered tribes" out there in the wilds. I'm just not sure in what way our eventually discovering them will have an impact on our view of humanity.
I find the idea of our eventual contact with intelligent extra-terrestrial life forms more compelling and certainly more momentous.
I liked the whole idea of it being an expert at avoiding us in ways our brains cannot comprehend and the like, from minute things like disturbed cobwebs and so on... The photos of the apes at the zoo in a pen/enclosure meant to maximise viewing looking quite shit on a new iphone camera etc...I took a look at the guy's channel, Shamp, and it seems to consist mostly of eyewitness accounts and older alleged photo and video documents. The problem with visual proofs is that they can easily be doctored. That famous 1967 video of a "Sasquatch" purposefully striding through a clearing (as though he were late for work) still remains the best video evidence for the existence of this cryptid. And it's not very good. Blurry. Distant. Short. Could be a guy in a gorilla costume, for all we know. And it probably is.
Keep in mind, I'm a skeptic by nature and I'll always abide by Carl Sagan's famous dictum that "extraordinary claims require extraordinary proofs." While the claim that there exists an uncatalogued (and highly secretive) primate species is certainly extraordinary, the evidence for it is weak.
There have been over 10,000 "sightings" of Bigfoot over the last fifty years (according to ), most of them easily explained as hoaxes or pranks. Or even as accounts delivered by those with vested interests in their being considered authentic.
Oddly enough, though, this paucity of extraordinary evidence isn't enough for me to just pooh-pooh the whole thing away. Like most skeptics, I try to keep an open mind when it comes to these things (and, by "things," I mean claims about natural, real world events or persons or creatures that could fall under the purview of scientific scrutiny but for which adequate proof is currently lacking).
No, my "objection" to the possibility of Bigfoot's existence has more to do with the following:
- We humans WANT to believe. We NEED to believe, it seems.This makes us poor interrogators of our own senses (which deceive us, more often than not);
- We humans will often prey on those who want or need to believe. It's in our nature to seek an advantage over others. This makes us (among other things) pranksters and hoaxsters and all manner of deceivers;
- And finally, this, the most serious refutation for the existence of lone cryptids such as Bigfoot: any biologist will tell you--as will any zoologist--that for any member of a complex species (such as primates) to reach adulthood and autonomy with no evidence for the existence of a supportive group, clan, or tribe is highly, highly unlikely. For even one Sasquatch to roam the northwestern woods (or a Yeti in the Himalayas), there has to be a whole slew of them that do so. Yet no hunter has ever accidently shot a Sasquatch. No driver has ever hit one on the highway. No wildlife official has ever tagged or bagged one while culling the wolf population. No firefighter has ever found the charred remains of one on the edge of a burned down forest. No skulls or bones have ever been found by a curious hiker. It's hard not to conclude that tales of Bigfoot are taller than the animal itself is said to stand.
Like I said, though, I try to keep an open mind. As far as I'm concerned, and based on the evidence (such as it is), the jury's still out on this one.
I took a look at the guy's channel, Shamp, and it seems to consist mostly of eyewitness accounts and older alleged photo and video documents. The problem with visual proofs is that they can easily be doctored. That famous 1967 video of a "Sasquatch" purposefully striding through a clearing (as though he were late for work) still remains the best video evidence for the existence of this cryptid. And it's not very good. Blurry. Distant. Short. Could be a guy in a gorilla costume, for all we know. And it probably is.
Keep in mind, I'm a skeptic by nature and I'll always abide by Carl Sagan's famous dictum that "extraordinary claims require extraordinary proofs." While the claim that there exists an uncatalogued (and highly secretive) primate species is certainly extraordinary, the evidence for it is weak.
There have been over 10,000 "sightings" of Bigfoot over the last fifty years (according to ), most of them easily explained as hoaxes or pranks. Or even as accounts delivered by those with vested interests in their being considered authentic.
Oddly enough, though, this paucity of extraordinary evidence isn't enough for me to just pooh-pooh the whole thing away. Like most skeptics, I try to keep an open mind when it comes to these things (and, by "things," I mean claims about natural, real world events or persons or creatures that could fall under the purview of scientific scrutiny but for which adequate proof is currently lacking).
No, my "objection" to the possibility of Bigfoot's existence has more to do with the following:
- We humans WANT to believe. We NEED to believe, it seems.This makes us poor interrogators of our own senses (which deceive us, more often than not);
- We humans will often prey on those who want or need to believe. It's in our nature to seek an advantage over others. This makes us (among other things) pranksters and hoaxsters and all manner of deceivers;
- And finally, this, the most serious refutation for the existence of lone cryptids such as Bigfoot: any biologist will tell you--as will any zoologist--that for any member of a complex species (such as primates) to reach adulthood and autonomy with no evidence for the existence of a supportive group, clan, or tribe is highly, highly unlikely. For even one Sasquatch to roam the northwestern woods (or a Yeti in the Himalayas), there has to be a whole slew of them that do so. Yet no hunter has ever accidently shot a Sasquatch. No driver has ever hit one on the highway. No wildlife official has ever tagged or bagged one while culling the wolf population. No firefighter has ever found the charred remains of one on the edge of a burned down forest. No skulls or bones have ever been found by a curious hiker. It's hard not to conclude that tales of Bigfoot are taller than the animal itself is said to stand.
Like I said, though, I try to keep an open mind. As far as I'm concerned, and based on the evidence (such as it is), the jury's still out on this one.
You wanna suck whaaaa?I liked the whole idea of it being an expert at avoiding us in ways our brains cannot comprehend and the like, from minute things like disturbed cobwebs and so on... The photos of the apes at the zoo in a pen/enclosure meant to maximise viewing looking quite shit on a new iphone camera etc...I took a look at the guy's channel, Shamp, and it seems to consist mostly of eyewitness accounts and older alleged photo and video documents. The problem with visual proofs is that they can easily be doctored. That famous 1967 video of a "Sasquatch" purposefully striding through a clearing (as though he were late for work) still remains the best video evidence for the existence of this cryptid. And it's not very good. Blurry. Distant. Short. Could be a guy in a gorilla costume, for all we know. And it probably is.
Keep in mind, I'm a skeptic by nature and I'll always abide by Carl Sagan's famous dictum that "extraordinary claims require extraordinary proofs." While the claim that there exists an uncatalogued (and highly secretive) primate species is certainly extraordinary, the evidence for it is weak.
There have been over 10,000 "sightings" of Bigfoot over the last fifty years (according to ), most of them easily explained as hoaxes or pranks. Or even as accounts delivered by those with vested interests in their being considered authentic.
Oddly enough, though, this paucity of extraordinary evidence isn't enough for me to just pooh-pooh the whole thing away. Like most skeptics, I try to keep an open mind when it comes to these things (and, by "things," I mean claims about natural, real world events or persons or creatures that could fall under the purview of scientific scrutiny but for which adequate proof is currently lacking).
No, my "objection" to the possibility of Bigfoot's existence has more to do with the following:
- We humans WANT to believe. We NEED to believe, it seems.This makes us poor interrogators of our own senses (which deceive us, more often than not);
- We humans will often prey on those who want or need to believe. It's in our nature to seek an advantage over others. This makes us (among other things) pranksters and hoaxsters and all manner of deceivers;
- And finally, this, the most serious refutation for the existence of lone cryptids such as Bigfoot: any biologist will tell you--as will any zoologist--that for any member of a complex species (such as primates) to reach adulthood and autonomy with no evidence for the existence of a supportive group, clan, or tribe is highly, highly unlikely. For even one Sasquatch to roam the northwestern woods (or a Yeti in the Himalayas), there has to be a whole slew of them that do so. Yet no hunter has ever accidently shot a Sasquatch. No driver has ever hit one on the highway. No wildlife official has ever tagged or bagged one while culling the wolf population. No firefighter has ever found the charred remains of one on the edge of a burned down forest. No skulls or bones have ever been found by a curious hiker. It's hard not to conclude that tales of Bigfoot are taller than the animal itself is said to stand.
Like I said, though, I try to keep an open mind. As far as I'm concerned, and based on the evidence (such as it is), the jury's still out on this one.
Fucking hell^^^listen to this mouthful aye? Look at the big brain on Blurt. We don’t need to fucking believe and we don’t necessarily want to believe either for that matter. Put that into your pipe and smoke it. And keep off the prescription drugs while you’re at it!I took a look at the guy's channel, Shamp, and it seems to consist mostly of eyewitness accounts and older alleged photo and video documents. The problem with visual proofs is that they can easily be doctored. That famous 1967 video of a "Sasquatch" purposefully striding through a clearing (as though he were late for work) still remains the best video evidence for the existence of this cryptid. And it's not very good. Blurry. Distant. Short. Could be a guy in a gorilla costume, for all we know. And it probably is.
Keep in mind, I'm a skeptic by nature and I'll always abide by Carl Sagan's famous dictum that "extraordinary claims require extraordinary proofs." While the claim that there exists an uncatalogued (and highly secretive) primate species is certainly extraordinary, the evidence for it is weak.
There have been over 10,000 "sightings" of Bigfoot over the last fifty years (according to ), most of them easily explained as hoaxes or pranks. Or even as accounts delivered by those with vested interests in their being considered authentic.
Oddly enough, though, this paucity of extraordinary evidence isn't enough for me to just pooh-pooh the whole thing away. Like most skeptics, I try to keep an open mind when it comes to these things (and, by "things," I mean claims about natural, real world events or persons or creatures that could fall under the purview of scientific scrutiny but for which adequate proof is currently lacking).
No, my "objection" to the possibility of Bigfoot's existence has more to do with the following:
- We humans WANT to believe. We NEED to believe, it seems.This makes us poor interrogators of our own senses (which deceive us, more often than not);
- We humans will often prey on those who want or need to believe. It's in our nature to seek an advantage over others. This makes us (among other things) pranksters and hoaxsters and all manner of deceivers;
- And finally, this, the most serious refutation for the existence of lone cryptids such as Bigfoot: any biologist will tell you--as will any zoologist--that for any member of a complex species (such as primates) to reach adulthood and autonomy with no evidence for the existence of a supportive group, clan, or tribe is highly, highly unlikely. For even one Sasquatch to roam the northwestern woods (or a Yeti in the Himalayas), there has to be a whole slew of them that do so. Yet no hunter has ever accidently shot a Sasquatch. No driver has ever hit one on the highway. No wildlife official has ever tagged or bagged one while culling the wolf population. No firefighter has ever found the charred remains of one on the edge of a burned down forest. No skulls or bones have ever been found by a curious hiker. It's hard not to conclude that tales of Bigfoot are taller than the animal itself is said to stand.
Like I said, though, I try to keep an open mind. As far as I'm concerned, and based on the evidence (such as it is), the jury's still out on this one.
????????????? I can't believe you're still upset ffs, what happened to you? Yer pal X gets that hurt he talks about raping peoples dead mothers then has fits of the moral highground when he gets rough treatment, but you, hurt for days? WTF man it's just a troll if I really thought you were that way inclined I'd have NEVER spoken to you nevermind like ya... Snap fuckin out of it!You wanna suck whaaaa?I liked the whole idea of it being an expert at avoiding us in ways our brains cannot comprehend and the like, from minute things like disturbed cobwebs and so on... The photos of the apes at the zoo in a pen/enclosure meant to maximise viewing looking quite shit on a new iphone camera etc...I took a look at the guy's channel, Shamp, and it seems to consist mostly of eyewitness accounts and older alleged photo and video documents. The problem with visual proofs is that they can easily be doctored. That famous 1967 video of a "Sasquatch" purposefully striding through a clearing (as though he were late for work) still remains the best video evidence for the existence of this cryptid. And it's not very good. Blurry. Distant. Short. Could be a guy in a gorilla costume, for all we know. And it probably is.
Keep in mind, I'm a skeptic by nature and I'll always abide by Carl Sagan's famous dictum that "extraordinary claims require extraordinary proofs." While the claim that there exists an uncatalogued (and highly secretive) primate species is certainly extraordinary, the evidence for it is weak.
There have been over 10,000 "sightings" of Bigfoot over the last fifty years (according to ), most of them easily explained as hoaxes or pranks. Or even as accounts delivered by those with vested interests in their being considered authentic.
Oddly enough, though, this paucity of extraordinary evidence isn't enough for me to just pooh-pooh the whole thing away. Like most skeptics, I try to keep an open mind when it comes to these things (and, by "things," I mean claims about natural, real world events or persons or creatures that could fall under the purview of scientific scrutiny but for which adequate proof is currently lacking).
No, my "objection" to the possibility of Bigfoot's existence has more to do with the following:
- We humans WANT to believe. We NEED to believe, it seems.This makes us poor interrogators of our own senses (which deceive us, more often than not);
- We humans will often prey on those who want or need to believe. It's in our nature to seek an advantage over others. This makes us (among other things) pranksters and hoaxsters and all manner of deceivers;
- And finally, this, the most serious refutation for the existence of lone cryptids such as Bigfoot: any biologist will tell you--as will any zoologist--that for any member of a complex species (such as primates) to reach adulthood and autonomy with no evidence for the existence of a supportive group, clan, or tribe is highly, highly unlikely. For even one Sasquatch to roam the northwestern woods (or a Yeti in the Himalayas), there has to be a whole slew of them that do so. Yet no hunter has ever accidently shot a Sasquatch. No driver has ever hit one on the highway. No wildlife official has ever tagged or bagged one while culling the wolf population. No firefighter has ever found the charred remains of one on the edge of a burned down forest. No skulls or bones have ever been found by a curious hiker. It's hard not to conclude that tales of Bigfoot are taller than the animal itself is said to stand.
Like I said, though, I try to keep an open mind. As far as I'm concerned, and based on the evidence (such as it is), the jury's still out on this one.
I’m learning Portuguese on the side here. I love learning different languages.????????????? I can't believe you're still upset ffs, what happened to you? Yer pal X gets that hurt he talks about raping peoples dead mothers then has fits of the moral highground when he gets rough treatment, but you, hurt for days? WTF man it's just a troll if I really thought you were that way inclined I'd have NEVER spoken to you nevermind like ya... Snap fuckin out of it!You wanna suck whaaaa?I liked the whole idea of it being an expert at avoiding us in ways our brains cannot comprehend and the like, from minute things like disturbed cobwebs and so on... The photos of the apes at the zoo in a pen/enclosure meant to maximise viewing looking quite shit on a new iphone camera etc...I took a look at the guy's channel, Shamp, and it seems to consist mostly of eyewitness accounts and older alleged photo and video documents. The problem with visual proofs is that they can easily be doctored. That famous 1967 video of a "Sasquatch" purposefully striding through a clearing (as though he were late for work) still remains the best video evidence for the existence of this cryptid. And it's not very good. Blurry. Distant. Short. Could be a guy in a gorilla costume, for all we know. And it probably is.
Keep in mind, I'm a skeptic by nature and I'll always abide by Carl Sagan's famous dictum that "extraordinary claims require extraordinary proofs." While the claim that there exists an uncatalogued (and highly secretive) primate species is certainly extraordinary, the evidence for it is weak.
There have been over 10,000 "sightings" of Bigfoot over the last fifty years (according to ), most of them easily explained as hoaxes or pranks. Or even as accounts delivered by those with vested interests in their being considered authentic.
Oddly enough, though, this paucity of extraordinary evidence isn't enough for me to just pooh-pooh the whole thing away. Like most skeptics, I try to keep an open mind when it comes to these things (and, by "things," I mean claims about natural, real world events or persons or creatures that could fall under the purview of scientific scrutiny but for which adequate proof is currently lacking).
No, my "objection" to the possibility of Bigfoot's existence has more to do with the following:
- We humans WANT to believe. We NEED to believe, it seems.This makes us poor interrogators of our own senses (which deceive us, more often than not);
- We humans will often prey on those who want or need to believe. It's in our nature to seek an advantage over others. This makes us (among other things) pranksters and hoaxsters and all manner of deceivers;
- And finally, this, the most serious refutation for the existence of lone cryptids such as Bigfoot: any biologist will tell you--as will any zoologist--that for any member of a complex species (such as primates) to reach adulthood and autonomy with no evidence for the existence of a supportive group, clan, or tribe is highly, highly unlikely. For even one Sasquatch to roam the northwestern woods (or a Yeti in the Himalayas), there has to be a whole slew of them that do so. Yet no hunter has ever accidently shot a Sasquatch. No driver has ever hit one on the highway. No wildlife official has ever tagged or bagged one while culling the wolf population. No firefighter has ever found the charred remains of one on the edge of a burned down forest. No skulls or bones have ever been found by a curious hiker. It's hard not to conclude that tales of Bigfoot are taller than the animal itself is said to stand.
Like I said, though, I try to keep an open mind. As far as I'm concerned, and based on the evidence (such as it is), the jury's still out on this one.
Look man, nothing's real on here ffs... Like I said if I genuinely thought there was any truth to it I'd have disowned you the same as you would if it was somebody else, it's just a shitty troll... Forget about it...I’m learning Portuguese on the side here. I love learning different languages.????????????? I can't believe you're still upset ffs, what happened to you? Yer pal X gets that hurt he talks about raping peoples dead mothers then has fits of the moral highground when he gets rough treatment, but you, hurt for days? WTF man it's just a troll if I really thought you were that way inclined I'd have NEVER spoken to you nevermind like ya... Snap fuckin out of it!You wanna suck whaaaa?I liked the whole idea of it being an expert at avoiding us in ways our brains cannot comprehend and the like, from minute things like disturbed cobwebs and so on... The photos of the apes at the zoo in a pen/enclosure meant to maximise viewing looking quite shit on a new iphone camera etc...I took a look at the guy's channel, Shamp, and it seems to consist mostly of eyewitness accounts and older alleged photo and video documents. The problem with visual proofs is that they can easily be doctored. That famous 1967 video of a "Sasquatch" purposefully striding through a clearing (as though he were late for work) still remains the best video evidence for the existence of this cryptid. And it's not very good. Blurry. Distant. Short. Could be a guy in a gorilla costume, for all we know. And it probably is.
Keep in mind, I'm a skeptic by nature and I'll always abide by Carl Sagan's famous dictum that "extraordinary claims require extraordinary proofs." While the claim that there exists an uncatalogued (and highly secretive) primate species is certainly extraordinary, the evidence for it is weak.
There have been over 10,000 "sightings" of Bigfoot over the last fifty years (according to ), most of them easily explained as hoaxes or pranks. Or even as accounts delivered by those with vested interests in their being considered authentic.
Oddly enough, though, this paucity of extraordinary evidence isn't enough for me to just pooh-pooh the whole thing away. Like most skeptics, I try to keep an open mind when it comes to these things (and, by "things," I mean claims about natural, real world events or persons or creatures that could fall under the purview of scientific scrutiny but for which adequate proof is currently lacking).
No, my "objection" to the possibility of Bigfoot's existence has more to do with the following:
- We humans WANT to believe. We NEED to believe, it seems.This makes us poor interrogators of our own senses (which deceive us, more often than not);
- We humans will often prey on those who want or need to believe. It's in our nature to seek an advantage over others. This makes us (among other things) pranksters and hoaxsters and all manner of deceivers;
- And finally, this, the most serious refutation for the existence of lone cryptids such as Bigfoot: any biologist will tell you--as will any zoologist--that for any member of a complex species (such as primates) to reach adulthood and autonomy with no evidence for the existence of a supportive group, clan, or tribe is highly, highly unlikely. For even one Sasquatch to roam the northwestern woods (or a Yeti in the Himalayas), there has to be a whole slew of them that do so. Yet no hunter has ever accidently shot a Sasquatch. No driver has ever hit one on the highway. No wildlife official has ever tagged or bagged one while culling the wolf population. No firefighter has ever found the charred remains of one on the edge of a burned down forest. No skulls or bones have ever been found by a curious hiker. It's hard not to conclude that tales of Bigfoot are taller than the animal itself is said to stand.
Like I said, though, I try to keep an open mind. As far as I'm concerned, and based on the evidence (such as it is), the jury's still out on this one.
Boa noite…however in your case it’s bom dia.
But I digress…
I’ve snapped out of it, but I was hoping that you would learn your lesson. Pick your troll, don’t use my child as fodder. As a parent I don’t appreciate it. And my ex wife didn’t leave a great impact on my her as it is. Quite simple. So it’s up to you now. You know what I want?
I’m still waiting for an apology? Do you have an issue with a supposed mate asking for an apology? I’m well aware of the troll…again, it’s been ten years dealing with the shiite.Look man, nothing's real on here ffs... Like I said if I genuinely thought there was any truth to it I'd have disowned you the same as you would if it was somebody else, it's just a shitty troll... Forget about it...I’m learning Portuguese on the side here. I love learning different languages.????????????? I can't believe you're still upset ffs, what happened to you? Yer pal X gets that hurt he talks about raping peoples dead mothers then has fits of the moral highground when he gets rough treatment, but you, hurt for days? WTF man it's just a troll if I really thought you were that way inclined I'd have NEVER spoken to you nevermind like ya... Snap fuckin out of it!You wanna suck whaaaa?I liked the whole idea of it being an expert at avoiding us in ways our brains cannot comprehend and the like, from minute things like disturbed cobwebs and so on... The photos of the apes at the zoo in a pen/enclosure meant to maximise viewing looking quite shit on a new iphone camera etc...I took a look at the guy's channel, Shamp, and it seems to consist mostly of eyewitness accounts and older alleged photo and video documents. The problem with visual proofs is that they can easily be doctored. That famous 1967 video of a "Sasquatch" purposefully striding through a clearing (as though he were late for work) still remains the best video evidence for the existence of this cryptid. And it's not very good. Blurry. Distant. Short. Could be a guy in a gorilla costume, for all we know. And it probably is.
Keep in mind, I'm a skeptic by nature and I'll always abide by Carl Sagan's famous dictum that "extraordinary claims require extraordinary proofs." While the claim that there exists an uncatalogued (and highly secretive) primate species is certainly extraordinary, the evidence for it is weak.
There have been over 10,000 "sightings" of Bigfoot over the last fifty years (according to ), most of them easily explained as hoaxes or pranks. Or even as accounts delivered by those with vested interests in their being considered authentic.
Oddly enough, though, this paucity of extraordinary evidence isn't enough for me to just pooh-pooh the whole thing away. Like most skeptics, I try to keep an open mind when it comes to these things (and, by "things," I mean claims about natural, real world events or persons or creatures that could fall under the purview of scientific scrutiny but for which adequate proof is currently lacking).
No, my "objection" to the possibility of Bigfoot's existence has more to do with the following:
- We humans WANT to believe. We NEED to believe, it seems.This makes us poor interrogators of our own senses (which deceive us, more often than not);
- We humans will often prey on those who want or need to believe. It's in our nature to seek an advantage over others. This makes us (among other things) pranksters and hoaxsters and all manner of deceivers;
- And finally, this, the most serious refutation for the existence of lone cryptids such as Bigfoot: any biologist will tell you--as will any zoologist--that for any member of a complex species (such as primates) to reach adulthood and autonomy with no evidence for the existence of a supportive group, clan, or tribe is highly, highly unlikely. For even one Sasquatch to roam the northwestern woods (or a Yeti in the Himalayas), there has to be a whole slew of them that do so. Yet no hunter has ever accidently shot a Sasquatch. No driver has ever hit one on the highway. No wildlife official has ever tagged or bagged one while culling the wolf population. No firefighter has ever found the charred remains of one on the edge of a burned down forest. No skulls or bones have ever been found by a curious hiker. It's hard not to conclude that tales of Bigfoot are taller than the animal itself is said to stand.
Like I said, though, I try to keep an open mind. As far as I'm concerned, and based on the evidence (such as it is), the jury's still out on this one.
Boa noite…however in your case it’s bom dia.
But I digress…
I’ve snapped out of it, but I was hoping that you would learn your lesson. Pick your troll, don’t use my child as fodder. As a parent I don’t appreciate it. And my ex wife didn’t leave a great impact on my her as it is. Quite simple. So it’s up to you now. You know what I want?
Well if you know how it works it would be water off a ducks back, no cunt has ever apologised to me for anything... Like I said probablt the worst thing, taste wise I've ever seen was fuckin X saying something like he was going to dig up my mum and fuck her frozen corpse or similar, I didn't ask for an apology for that, I didn't fucking want one... If me typing sorry makes you feel better I'll do it because my aim here is not to actually fucking upset people irl so...I’m still waiting for an apology? Do you have an issue with a supposed mate asking for an apology? I’m well aware of the troll…again, it’s been ten years dealing with the shiite.Look man, nothing's real on here ffs... Like I said if I genuinely thought there was any truth to it I'd have disowned you the same as you would if it was somebody else, it's just a shitty troll... Forget about it...I’m learning Portuguese on the side here. I love learning different languages.????????????? I can't believe you're still upset ffs, what happened to you? Yer pal X gets that hurt he talks about raping peoples dead mothers then has fits of the moral highground when he gets rough treatment, but you, hurt for days? WTF man it's just a troll if I really thought you were that way inclined I'd have NEVER spoken to you nevermind like ya... Snap fuckin out of it!You wanna suck whaaaa?I liked the whole idea of it being an expert at avoiding us in ways our brains cannot comprehend and the like, from minute things like disturbed cobwebs and so on... The photos of the apes at the zoo in a pen/enclosure meant to maximise viewing looking quite shit on a new iphone camera etc...I took a look at the guy's channel, Shamp, and it seems to consist mostly of eyewitness accounts and older alleged photo and video documents. The problem with visual proofs is that they can easily be doctored. That famous 1967 video of a "Sasquatch" purposefully striding through a clearing (as though he were late for work) still remains the best video evidence for the existence of this cryptid. And it's not very good. Blurry. Distant. Short. Could be a guy in a gorilla costume, for all we know. And it probably is.
Keep in mind, I'm a skeptic by nature and I'll always abide by Carl Sagan's famous dictum that "extraordinary claims require extraordinary proofs." While the claim that there exists an uncatalogued (and highly secretive) primate species is certainly extraordinary, the evidence for it is weak.
There have been over 10,000 "sightings" of Bigfoot over the last fifty years (according to ), most of them easily explained as hoaxes or pranks. Or even as accounts delivered by those with vested interests in their being considered authentic.
Oddly enough, though, this paucity of extraordinary evidence isn't enough for me to just pooh-pooh the whole thing away. Like most skeptics, I try to keep an open mind when it comes to these things (and, by "things," I mean claims about natural, real world events or persons or creatures that could fall under the purview of scientific scrutiny but for which adequate proof is currently lacking).
No, my "objection" to the possibility of Bigfoot's existence has more to do with the following:
- We humans WANT to believe. We NEED to believe, it seems.This makes us poor interrogators of our own senses (which deceive us, more often than not);
- We humans will often prey on those who want or need to believe. It's in our nature to seek an advantage over others. This makes us (among other things) pranksters and hoaxsters and all manner of deceivers;
- And finally, this, the most serious refutation for the existence of lone cryptids such as Bigfoot: any biologist will tell you--as will any zoologist--that for any member of a complex species (such as primates) to reach adulthood and autonomy with no evidence for the existence of a supportive group, clan, or tribe is highly, highly unlikely. For even one Sasquatch to roam the northwestern woods (or a Yeti in the Himalayas), there has to be a whole slew of them that do so. Yet no hunter has ever accidently shot a Sasquatch. No driver has ever hit one on the highway. No wildlife official has ever tagged or bagged one while culling the wolf population. No firefighter has ever found the charred remains of one on the edge of a burned down forest. No skulls or bones have ever been found by a curious hiker. It's hard not to conclude that tales of Bigfoot are taller than the animal itself is said to stand.
Like I said, though, I try to keep an open mind. As far as I'm concerned, and based on the evidence (such as it is), the jury's still out on this one.
Boa noite…however in your case it’s bom dia.
But I digress…
I’ve snapped out of it, but I was hoping that you would learn your lesson. Pick your troll, don’t use my child as fodder. As a parent I don’t appreciate it. And my ex wife didn’t leave a great impact on my her as it is. Quite simple. So it’s up to you now. You know what I want?
The funniest fucking thing here, is you trying to explain how an off topic forum works!? I was doing it when you were smoking ciggies in high school.
????????????? I can't believe you're still upset ffs, what happened to you? Yer pal X gets that hurt he talks about raping peoples dead mothers then has fits of the moral highground when he gets rough treatment, but you, hurt for days? WTF man it's just a troll if I really thought you were that way inclined I'd have NEVER spoken to you nevermind like ya... Snap fuckin out of it!You wanna suck whaaaa?I liked the whole idea of it being an expert at avoiding us in ways our brains cannot comprehend and the like, from minute things like disturbed cobwebs and so on... The photos of the apes at the zoo in a pen/enclosure meant to maximise viewing looking quite shit on a new iphone camera etc...I took a look at the guy's channel, Shamp, and it seems to consist mostly of eyewitness accounts and older alleged photo and video documents. The problem with visual proofs is that they can easily be doctored. That famous 1967 video of a "Sasquatch" purposefully striding through a clearing (as though he were late for work) still remains the best video evidence for the existence of this cryptid. And it's not very good. Blurry. Distant. Short. Could be a guy in a gorilla costume, for all we know. And it probably is.
Keep in mind, I'm a skeptic by nature and I'll always abide by Carl Sagan's famous dictum that "extraordinary claims require extraordinary proofs." While the claim that there exists an uncatalogued (and highly secretive) primate species is certainly extraordinary, the evidence for it is weak.
There have been over 10,000 "sightings" of Bigfoot over the last fifty years (according to ), most of them easily explained as hoaxes or pranks. Or even as accounts delivered by those with vested interests in their being considered authentic.
Oddly enough, though, this paucity of extraordinary evidence isn't enough for me to just pooh-pooh the whole thing away. Like most skeptics, I try to keep an open mind when it comes to these things (and, by "things," I mean claims about natural, real world events or persons or creatures that could fall under the purview of scientific scrutiny but for which adequate proof is currently lacking).
No, my "objection" to the possibility of Bigfoot's existence has more to do with the following:
- We humans WANT to believe. We NEED to believe, it seems.This makes us poor interrogators of our own senses (which deceive us, more often than not);
- We humans will often prey on those who want or need to believe. It's in our nature to seek an advantage over others. This makes us (among other things) pranksters and hoaxsters and all manner of deceivers;
- And finally, this, the most serious refutation for the existence of lone cryptids such as Bigfoot: any biologist will tell you--as will any zoologist--that for any member of a complex species (such as primates) to reach adulthood and autonomy with no evidence for the existence of a supportive group, clan, or tribe is highly, highly unlikely. For even one Sasquatch to roam the northwestern woods (or a Yeti in the Himalayas), there has to be a whole slew of them that do so. Yet no hunter has ever accidently shot a Sasquatch. No driver has ever hit one on the highway. No wildlife official has ever tagged or bagged one while culling the wolf population. No firefighter has ever found the charred remains of one on the edge of a burned down forest. No skulls or bones have ever been found by a curious hiker. It's hard not to conclude that tales of Bigfoot are taller than the animal itself is said to stand.
Like I said, though, I try to keep an open mind. As far as I'm concerned, and based on the evidence (such as it is), the jury's still out on this one.
Look man, nothing's real on here ffs... Like I said if I genuinely thought there was any truth to it I'd have disowned you the same as you would if it was somebody else, it's just a shitty troll... Forget about it...I’m learning Portuguese on the side here. I love learning different languages.????????????? I can't believe you're still upset ffs, what happened to you? Yer pal X gets that hurt he talks about raping peoples dead mothers then has fits of the moral highground when he gets rough treatment, but you, hurt for days? WTF man it's just a troll if I really thought you were that way inclined I'd have NEVER spoken to you nevermind like ya... Snap fuckin out of it!You wanna suck whaaaa?I liked the whole idea of it being an expert at avoiding us in ways our brains cannot comprehend and the like, from minute things like disturbed cobwebs and so on... The photos of the apes at the zoo in a pen/enclosure meant to maximise viewing looking quite shit on a new iphone camera etc...I took a look at the guy's channel, Shamp, and it seems to consist mostly of eyewitness accounts and older alleged photo and video documents. The problem with visual proofs is that they can easily be doctored. That famous 1967 video of a "Sasquatch" purposefully striding through a clearing (as though he were late for work) still remains the best video evidence for the existence of this cryptid. And it's not very good. Blurry. Distant. Short. Could be a guy in a gorilla costume, for all we know. And it probably is.
Keep in mind, I'm a skeptic by nature and I'll always abide by Carl Sagan's famous dictum that "extraordinary claims require extraordinary proofs." While the claim that there exists an uncatalogued (and highly secretive) primate species is certainly extraordinary, the evidence for it is weak.
There have been over 10,000 "sightings" of Bigfoot over the last fifty years (according to ), most of them easily explained as hoaxes or pranks. Or even as accounts delivered by those with vested interests in their being considered authentic.
Oddly enough, though, this paucity of extraordinary evidence isn't enough for me to just pooh-pooh the whole thing away. Like most skeptics, I try to keep an open mind when it comes to these things (and, by "things," I mean claims about natural, real world events or persons or creatures that could fall under the purview of scientific scrutiny but for which adequate proof is currently lacking).
No, my "objection" to the possibility of Bigfoot's existence has more to do with the following:
- We humans WANT to believe. We NEED to believe, it seems.This makes us poor interrogators of our own senses (which deceive us, more often than not);
- We humans will often prey on those who want or need to believe. It's in our nature to seek an advantage over others. This makes us (among other things) pranksters and hoaxsters and all manner of deceivers;
- And finally, this, the most serious refutation for the existence of lone cryptids such as Bigfoot: any biologist will tell you--as will any zoologist--that for any member of a complex species (such as primates) to reach adulthood and autonomy with no evidence for the existence of a supportive group, clan, or tribe is highly, highly unlikely. For even one Sasquatch to roam the northwestern woods (or a Yeti in the Himalayas), there has to be a whole slew of them that do so. Yet no hunter has ever accidently shot a Sasquatch. No driver has ever hit one on the highway. No wildlife official has ever tagged or bagged one while culling the wolf population. No firefighter has ever found the charred remains of one on the edge of a burned down forest. No skulls or bones have ever been found by a curious hiker. It's hard not to conclude that tales of Bigfoot are taller than the animal itself is said to stand.
Like I said, though, I try to keep an open mind. As far as I'm concerned, and based on the evidence (such as it is), the jury's still out on this one.
Boa noite…however in your case it’s bom dia.
But I digress…
I’ve snapped out of it, but I was hoping that you would learn your lesson. Pick your troll, don’t use my child as fodder. As a parent I don’t appreciate it. And my ex wife didn’t leave a great impact on my her as it is. Quite simple. So it’s up to you now. You know what I want?