Listen To J.C. Johnson's Fascinating Interview About Monsters and Mysteries In The Southwest
Cryptozoologist J.C. Johnson has been researching mysterious creatures for over 20 years. His research focuses on a variety cryptids in the Four Corners area of Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico and Utah. Johnson recently sat down with Unraveling the Secrets and gave fascinating interview about his research. His story about hairy humanoids stalking a woman and the wolfmen are quite riveting. A link to the MP3 file is below:
MP3: http://www.soupmedianetwork.com/archives/unraveling-the-secrets/audio/2013/08-11.mp3
[via www.unravelingthesecrets.com]
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Good fisting MMG but just as I was you were six min slow we must be getting old
ReplyDeleteIt's the graveyard shift Harry not many awake at this hour.
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In terms of Squatching. It is slow. If making love to a beautiful woman a little fast. But for fisting. It's a nice lesson in how MMG rules. Good day gents. I'm off to take pictures of Texas Blobsquatches. Then email bomb Joe and Shawn with them until they get angry. It's my new hobby. The Blobsquatch. It's pretty much replaced the Liger as my favorite animal.
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DeleteThat was a Napolean Dynamite reference. I'll check the spelling. Apologies if I'm wrong
ReplyDeleteA Liger is a cross between a Male Lion (Panthera Leo) and a female Tigress (Panthera Tigriss). And it was Napolean Dynamite's favorite animal. He appreciated their magical qualities. So no. I didn't misspell anything. But thanks for commenting
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DeleteGood luck Mike, It is only a Blobsquatch for those that will never, ever believe. Mike gets some real good pictures, you should listen to him, NERDS!
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Trust me do not listen to this, the guy is a serious bullshit artist and what's worse is that he seems to have the limited vocabulary of a fourth grader. Although, a fourth grade education could explain those huge jumps in logic he makes and his belief in "little people" plus he's a die hard Ketchumite bible thumper. It's so hard to pick out my favourite bit of stupidity from this long interview, could it be the bit where JC says he doesn't believe in Native American mumbo jumbo just after discussing how real Skinwalkers are and just before he claims that one of his team was shot at by a "little person" with a poison porcupine quill because they found a quill in their bedding, they would of course test this quill for neurotoxins (that these little people use to incapacitate us humans so they can eat us alive) but they would rather spend the dollars on cameras and not waste $700 on lab tests to prove what they already know bout the poison dart. Okay, very logical and scientific there JC those evil bastards at the Smithsonian and National Geographic ( yeah he calls both of these out! Crazy!) will have to spend hours trying to think of ways to discredit you and your mighty logic and reason! Fuck me some people are just dumb!
ReplyDeleteAs stated in your post, there is alot of hypocracy in the words of this guest. His reckless behaviour reflects in his words spoken to the audience, and to discredit scientific institutions only furthers proof to his often scattered and non-focused mentality. Yet he claims that colloborating with science is the only way to find truth and disclosure in bigfoot and other unknown creatures. We need serious educated people in the search, and ignore the storytellers who have nothing to contribute but total bunk to wow the listeners.
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