Ivan T. Sanderson: Without him, there wouldn't be a Roger Patterson
Editor’s Note: Jonathan Poulsen is a cryptozoologist with a mere four years experience. But what he lacks in time he has made up for in progress.
Forty years ago today Scottish-born zoologist Ivan T. Sanderson died of gastric cancer in New Jersey. Sanderson claimed to have had 3 PhD's, though no one has been able to verify this. Conflicting stories regarding his view on Patterson's 1967 film are evident, mainly due to his sensational piece on the movie written in Argosy (which for the most part is portrayed in a positive light), however, he later concluded it was a sham, as did his close friend and colleague Dr. Bernard Heuvelmans, shortly after examining the Minnesota Iceman in 1968. It should be noted that Roger Patterson may not have even involved himself (in Sasquatch research) if it weren't for Sanderson's 1959 article in True magazine on what was then commonly referred to as "America's Abominable Snowman".
Here's Henry May's review of Abominable Snowmen: Legend Come To Life by Ivan Sanderson:
Rush!!!
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DeleteHey Shawn, please find and post a pic of the original drawing Patterson made before the Patty video of the female squatch with hairy breasts. I'm sure a lot of folks haven't seen it. If not just for comparison to Patty, for the Boobies.
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DeleteI'm a cryptozoologist. I'm also a French model.
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Thanks for killing the only boogey man I ever had.
I think that premise formed the basis for an episode of "Gilligan's Island" when some lost Japanese submarine commander (played by a white actor) somehow came ashore on the island. He assumed that the war was still ongoing and it led to many zany situations and madcap gags.
Delete^ then leave. Shows over Freak! Since you didn't believe in the first place it shouldnt be a let down.
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These skeptards need to be sat down and taught that skepticism isn't atheism. Adhere to an atheistic approach and you won't progress in science. Science and the scientific method are agnostic occupations and endeavors.
Being atheistic is not being skeptical.
Being skeptical means a position which accepts a certain amount of evidence leading to a certain amount of verification and belief.
Scientific atheism is antithetical to skepticism. The two states can't co-exist.
If you are scientifically atheistic, you can never put the scientific method into practice, because you are forever in a position that such-and-such doesn't exist. Someone brings you evidence and you refuse to acknowledge or test it because you work from the premise that the evidence is from something which doesn't exist.
That's backwards. You need to be skeptical, not atheistic, in order to practice the scientific method. If you are atheistic, you will never have any evidence to test with that method, because you are forever taking the position that the evidence doesn't exist, and the thing which the evidence is evidence of, doesn't exist.
That will be a full-on failure of a scientist. That person will never progress or discover anything, ever.
Sanderson, Patterson, Marx, Freeman, Biscardi, Dyer, Smeja. The list goes on.
ReplyDeleteBleevers are like a bunch of abused women that just can't seem to distance themselves from their aggressors.
It doesn't matter how much fake footage, broken promises or outright lies; the bleevers will inevitably fall back into bed with their hoaxers.
I heard Bob Gimlin just bought masterbarber a dozen roses and promised to he could change.
^^^ Another skeptard agitating for supertard status, angry that the Ketchum study was released as Ketchum promised, ruining this skeptard's skeptardical universe in which the paper would not be released and in which bigfoot must not exist (must not, at any cost).
DeleteTard on, skeptard. And good luck with your attempt at promotion to supertard.
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DeleteDon't post the one were he is on to catch a predator!
DeleteKEN; I have a really great pic of a bear from behind. He's on two legs walking like a man. I know it's a bear, but he looks awesome from the angle in the pic. It's really freaky, it looks so much like a large hairy man. How much can I get for my BIGFOOT(bear) picture? It's really impossible to tell what it is, and it is clear too. How much Hoaxers? I won't tell, give me the money.
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DeleteFunny you say that no one could hoax Henry, but I believe it, no way, not everything you see or find in the woods is Sasquatch related and he knows this !!
ReplyDeletePatterson: "I drove out in my Volkswagen to the end of a logging road and sat there in the semidarkness, and this giant man came out and lifted the front of my car.'"
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DeleteDid you hear the story about the guy and the pickle slicer?
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One day he comes home from work early. His wife notices he is really sad and asks why he is home early. He tells her he got fired. She asks why he got fired. He says he stuck his wang in the pickle slicer. "OhmyGod what happened" his wife screams. He says "they fired her too".
Lol see that proves my point you could stick an orange in there and everything is good
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ReplyDeleteWithout Sanderson? He's a handsome fellow. So he boinked Roger's mom?
ReplyDeleteI never heard that Sanderson rejected the PGF; that's a new one for me. I don't think Sanderson lived into the days of the stabilized version of the film, did he? If not, he missed much of the evidence in the film.
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Little known fact but one of his first failed start-ups was a Japanese fried chicken franchise called Colonel Sanderson's.
DeleteKrantz discussed Sanderson's change of opinion in his 1998 book 'Bigfoot Sasquatch Evidence'.
DeleteHenry has great respect for'60s Japanese monster movies, hence the Gamera-vs-Mothra camera work. It looks like he's ready to crush a Kmart.
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