Bigfoot vs Sasquatch.

[Monster-64]

Am i the only one who hates it when people call sasquatch by its other synonym "bigfoot?"

Am I also the only disbeliever on this myth as well?

[koopahermit]

Yeti would win

[NeonSpider]

Bigfoot, Sasquatch, Yeti, Skunkape, Abominable Snowman, ... eh that's about all I can think of at the moment.

All the same thing pretty much.

[Me-Patch]

It seems silly to me to believe that there are five hundred pound ape men roaming the forests of North America largely undetected, and I suppose burying their dead in Narnia because there's never been a single dead body or fossil found. If people want to believe it that's fine, but it bothers me a little to see so many bigfoot hunting television shows. I have my doubts about the convictions of those involved.

[NeonSpider]

At 6/2/14 10:49 PM, Me-Patch wrote: It seems silly to me to believe that there are five hundred pound ape men roaming the forests of North America largely undetected, and I suppose burying their dead in Narnia because there's never been a single dead body or fossil found. If people want to believe it that's fine, but it bothers me a little to see so many bigfoot hunting television shows. I have my doubts about the convictions of those involved.

Isn't it possible most sightings are just mistaken identity though? Like someone saw a bear and thought it was a bigfoot. I wouldn't be at all surprised if most bigfoot sightings turned out to be bear sightings.

I like the idea of bigfoot though. I mean I'm pretty sure it inspired things like King Kong which inspired Donkey Kong and so forth. You have to admit the idea of giant ape men is kind of cool even if they're not real.

[Thor]

I think the bigfoot/sasquatch myths stems from Jotnar who have found portals from their realm to ours and can freely travel in and out, and that's why you can't always find them in the woods n such

[Me-Patch]

At 6/2/14 10:56 PM, NeonSpider wrote: Isn't it possible most sightings are just mistaken identity though? Like someone saw a bear and thought it was a bigfoot. I wouldn't be at all surprised if most bigfoot sightings turned out to be bear sightings.

Yes, absolutely. I would bet that every sighting that isn't a hoax is a case of a mistaken identity.

I like the idea of bigfoot though. I mean I'm pretty sure it inspired things like King Kong which inspired Donkey Kong and so forth. You have to admit the idea of giant ape men is kind of cool even if they're not real.

Yeah, definitely. Big foot is an excellent concept to be used in a work of fiction. Best way to scare people around a campfire? Bigfoot.

[hoorayjay]

El Chupacabra would win

[joshsnoop]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T9w8JDfUZ64

A popular Australian animated YouTube series following the life and times of Big Lez, a single father to Quintin who is from another planet and is trying to get back. He is joined by Sassy and some other deadbeat drug addict Sasquatches and Clarence the Mailman.

Inspiration for the trippa snippa:

trippa snippa
The trippa snippa is Speed, weed, heroin, cocaine, mushrooms, pine-o-clean, petrol, battery acid, acid, salvia, some herbs and spices and some lettuce and tomato, vodka sauce, bam and the dirt is gone, Ajax spray and wipe, some chicken and cheese all wrapped in a tortilla. Made famous by sassy the Sasquatch from the Australian web series the big lez show.
It's called the trippa snippa. You starting to feel the sassy food magic mate?

[Mismo]

Seems like a weird thing to hate. Especially when you don't even believe in the mythical beast.

[Phobotech]

The Menk would team up with the Grassman and stomp them each.

[Thecrazyman]

At 6/2/14 10:59 PM, Thor wrote: I think the bigfoot/sasquatch myths stems from Jotnar who have found portals from their realm to ours and can freely travel in and out, and that's why you can't always find them in the woods n such

Not mention the Bigfoots only show themselves to a select few who deserve to see them in person, other then that they just don't like the way humans smell, why is this? I know not of why and even if I did it be a question best left unanswered save for a select few.

[kazumazkan]

so what are you prejudiced to people with bigfeet ? are you ARE YOU ?
bigot

[lookatmen0w]

Well there's no proof but the Native Indians talk about them and I don't see why they would lie?

[D-Nightmare]

At 6/3/14 02:31 PM, lookatmen0w wrote: Well there's no proof but the Native Indians talk about them and I don't see why they would lie?

More of a metaphor for forest dwellers than an actual lie.

[lookatmen0w]

At 6/3/14 02:32 PM, D-Nightmare wrote:

At 6/3/14 02:31 PM, lookatmen0w wrote: Well there's no proof but the Native Indians talk about them and I don't see why they would lie?

More of a metaphor for forest dwellers than an actual lie.

They're not talking in metaphors they're saying they have literally saw them or have ancestors that have.

[MrPercie]

At 6/3/14 02:31 PM, lookatmen0w wrote: Well there's no proof but the Native Indians talk about them and I don't see why they would lie?

Their humans, everyone fucking lies, its probably a tourist attraction shit I dunno.

[Me-Patch]

At 6/3/14 02:31 PM, lookatmen0w wrote: Well there's no proof but the Native Indians talk about them and I don't see why they would lie?

Dragons aren't real but appear in folklore from Europe and Asia.

[lookatmen0w]

At 6/3/14 02:47 PM, MrPercie wrote:

At 6/3/14 02:31 PM, lookatmen0w wrote: Well there's no proof but the Native Indians talk about them and I don't see why they would lie?

Their humans, everyone fucking lies, its probably a tourist attraction shit I dunno.

Well I'll just take your word for it then.