Brent & Sean discuss Bigfoot blogs and Ghillie suits


Two brothers, Brent and Sean like to talk about everything paranormal. Brent claims that he has been a Bigfoot and is convinced that the creatures exists. Sean, on the other hand, insists Bigfoot is just a guy in a Gillie suit and is tired of reading on blogs about Bigfoot tree-twists and wood-knocking.

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  1. I get giddy when I see there's a new Brent & Sean video, I wait for them like I used to wait for a new episode of the Wire. Henderson video?Party City? Ha ha! I surprised Brent puts up with so much abuse. He seems like a good fellow.

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  2. I alternately laugh then get angry when watching these videos.

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    1. I feel bad for sean and his restless leg syndrome.

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    2. I know, Ive had that problem since I was a little kid, It's some sort of crazy energy I can't get rid of. I tried to keep still but i can't.

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    3. It's the physical manifestation of ignorance.

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  4. Which one is in the blue sweatshirt? Hes an idiot. He actually said EVERYONE that has said they have seen one, is either lying, hallucinating or it was a raccoon up a tree. He has absolutely no idea how many sightings there are or how long it has been happening. I bet hes never even been in the woods alone at night. Ever. Probably hasn't even been alone in the woods in the daytime.---I mean deep in the woods, not just away from the campsite gathering firewood--- He has that good old American tunnel vision. Everything revolves around us and me attitude. Wake up dude. Typical know it all jackass.

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  5. Go to fasanotampa's new video if you want to really laugh..Back in melt down mode. I hope he has his android filming when his fat head explodes

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    1. Wow. Just wow. I thought he was going to have an aneurysm. Funny how you could see his face turn purple even though it was dark.

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  6. Sean is the one in the blue sweatshirt, and he is an idiot. He's a near-sighted, bone-headed, American jag-off who's never been in the woods OR the city. Probably never in the suburbs at night either. He exists in a world created specifically for him by his own warped subconscious, a world where the possibility of a monstrous, friendly, magical N. American Great Ape is completely unbelievable.

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    1. Sean--you are truly egotistical, and from where I am sitting and what I am seeing when I look at you, you shouldn't be. Your attitude is piss poor as well. Don't think about me tonight before you lay down to sleep. Bye for now. Sleep tight.

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    2. I wasn't threatening you. I like your bad attitude and I want you to hold me down and tickle me.

      Let me know.

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    3. Well, you shouldn't insinuate you're coming to my house to attack me in my sleep. i've filed a report with the local police dept. I'm not sure if they can find out who you are because you're an anonymous sissy who wants to attack someone while they sleep for not believing in Bigfoot. I don't want to tickle you, you weirdo.

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  7. I'm not delusional, and I'm not bedridden or immobile or even partially immobile.

    These guys make me laugh. I like having my beliefs questioned!

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    1. I wish you were immobile then I'd finally get a shot at those glasses.

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  8. These guys make Moneymaker seem informed.

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  9. Just watched their YT channel.Funny couple of dudes.

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  10. if i wanted to listen to two idiots argue i'd go talk to my wife.

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  11. A fantastic dairy free & gluten-free recipe for chocolate Bigfoot cookies:

    Combine wet ingredients in a bowl:

    1/2 oz of coconut oil
    1 oz brown sugar
    1/2 oz beaten egg

    Combine dry ingredients in a bowl:

    3/4 oz almond meal
    1/4 oz cocoa
    Large pinch salt
    1/8 tsp baking soda

    Mix the dry with the wet. Separate dough into two equal parts and bake at 350 degrees for 15 minutes.

    Let cool and enjoy!

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    1. Bigfoot cookies? Seriously?

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    2. They were actually delicious! Who would think one would find such a great recipe on the Bigfoot Evidence Blog? Amazing!

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  12. Perfectly funny. It's interesting how familiar these conversations sound. They are nearly identical to those I have with my non-believer friends; everyone says the same thing: Bigfoots don't exist and you must be either a) fat or B) stupid to believe. We all know that's not true but it's hilarious how it ALWAYS comes down to that.

    I can't wait for the next installment.

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    1. Or gay. Everyone thinks Bigfoot enthusiasts are gay.

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  13. This was very helpful to me :-)

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  14. Hey fellow Bigfoot spotters. I found these GREAT Bigfoot shirts online! The company is called Falling Rock Productions. Here's their website: http://sasquatchprints.com/

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