Been living in the middle of the woods in NC for over half a century, and my family been here since the 1700s. None of us ever had any trouble with bigfeets or vampire beasts.
No way bro!
Certainly most folks and their families for generations won’t have any kind of encounters. But that doesn’t mean a nominal percentage did have them… maybe half of a half of a percent. Doesn’t make it a hoax, just extraordinary Which I’d say it definitely is!Been living in the middle of the woods in NC for over half a century, and my family been here since the 1700s. None of us ever had any trouble with bigfeets or vampire beasts.
I admire your interest in the subject.……even if you prefer to remain in denial. If you look at all the subject matter in regards to the Bigfoot phenomenon, it’s everywhere. Im talking everywhere! I still haven’t been to that Bigfoot museum just North of Ellijay, or that truck stop down south on 75…..surprising I know.
I think your definition of "denial" is reversed, just sayin'.I admire your interest in the subject.……even if you prefer to remain in denial. If you look at all the subject matter in regards to the Bigfoot phenomenon, it’s everywhere. Im talking everywhere! I still haven’t been to that Bigfoot museum just North of Ellijay, or that truck stop down south on 75…..surprising I know.These places can be found all over the country. Even many small towns have an entire theme of Bigfoot. The proof or evidence is everywhere and the subject is only fascinating if it’s possible. If it were impossible, it wouldn’t be fascinating and attract so much attention.
Bigfoot ain’t a circus act, as you suggest. I’ve posted a plethora, but if you don’t want to look at it, I can’t help you.I think your definition of "denial" is reversed, just sayin'.
Once again, there is absolutely no ( 0 ) proof or evidence, that you keep talking about. Somebody wanting there to be bigfoot and wishing what they saw was one and saying that stick teepee that kids built in the woods was made by sasquatch ain't evidence.
There are places in this country that draw millions of paying tourists every year based on the popular idea of a sentient, talking rodent. There ain't no sentient, talking rodent in real life.
I have looked at all that, a thousand times, over and over. None of it is evidence or proof. It's all speculation and claims by people who really, really want bigfoot to be real. A lot of it is absurdity and silliness. A lot of it is outright hoaxes. Some if it is more well thought-out and even thought-provoking, but still, exactly none of it is actual proof or evidence. It's all heavily biased opinionated claims.
Not in denial at all. I just need more than some person I don’t even know saying they saw something for it to be all settled.I admire your interest in the subject.……even if you prefer to remain in denial. If you look at all the subject matter in regards to the Bigfoot phenomenon, it’s everywhere. Im talking everywhere! I still haven’t been to that Bigfoot museum just North of Ellijay, or that truck stop down south on 75…..surprising I know.
True. To completely settle it personally, I'd have to see it or someone I completely trust (who's also knowledgable about the outdoors) would have to see it and I can probably count those folks on one hand. And, I believe there's a pretty good chance that they exist, but you just can't believe everyone. That'd be foolish.
I don't know that he's lying to anybody except himself. I think he has allowed his personal confirmation bias to focus on one side of the picture to the total exclusion of the other. I take him a lot more seriously than fools like Matt Moneymaker and Bobo and them, but I still don't see how anybody would think that he has any real hard evidence at all. He has an opinion, which he is entitled to.
