WTF: Homo Robustus Bigfooticus

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Have you ever open up a really badly design website and wish you hadn't? I've had the misfortune to visit a few shocking Bigfoot sites, but this is the one that takes the cake! It will totally blow your mind, man! Seriously. I thought I understood what I was reading, but the more I read it, the less I understood.

Our question is: Who made this? And for what purpose?

Click here to see the website
Warning: You can't take back the 5 minutes you've wasted reading the page.

We're adding it to our list of Worst Websites You’ll Wish You Hadn't Seen.

Bigfooticus Baby skulls are shaped  like
the  later  robust  Australopithecines  and
early Homo genera (genuses)

Comments

  1. Jay CooneyFriday, March 22, 2013 at 8:09:00 PM PDT

    That was totally worth it. I actually think the Robust Australopithecine theory is likely, but that website was pretty hilarious.

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