Dead Bigfoot: A True Story Premieres Tonight In Auburn, CA, 7PM


"Dead Bigfoot: A True Story" starring Justin Smeja is premiering in Auburn, CA tonight at 7PM. For more information about tonight's showing visit DeadBigfoot.com or watch this trailer if you're interested:



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    I liked Bill’s insight into the film. Unfortunately, it does nothing to verify the film or credit the persons who took it. there have been so many stories told about the making of the film that no one truly knows how, when or where the footage was shot. (That can be verified) of course. Everyone knows that after stories are told by so many people accounts of the actul incident are corrupted. I believe Bill’s examination of the film was tainted by the fact that he did have a vested interest in it. During the interview he stated that he does believe in the Sasquatch legend. If you listen to when he says this, Scott giggles a little.
    I am not against people looking into this film, but there is only so much you can do. Film is film, and in itself can not be VALIDATED. You dont know how it was shot, area it was shot, who actually shot it, what time of day it was shot, and from what angle it was shot. If you answered any of the above it would be guessing.
    To look at this film anymore would be stupid. Investigators need to let it go for the betterment of the legend. A actual scientist or serious investigator would look at evidence that can be verified. THIS FILM CANT… as long as the persons involved are not truthful, and or remain silent on certain facts.
    I love that the legend is still alive, but truth be known. As long as you have shows like Finding Bigfoot, which should be called Dummy’s in the Woods it will never be taken seriouly enough by the right people.

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    1. You mean we can't bicker about the PGF any more?

      Awww... :(

      Oh nice first.

      MMG

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    2. scientists stated it was a hoax back in the 60s, it ended there, only crazy footers still think its real

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    3. Scientists never actually called it a hoax.

      They said there was nothing about the film that warranted further scientific or biological study.

      Dr Jeffy Meldum did not receive that memo, apparently.

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    4. Oh he received it. But he was also aware of all the gullible footers out there whose pockets were scorch marked from the spontaneous combustion of wads of cash on bigfoot.
      He is either a shyster or a very poor scientist. Or both.

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    5. bill munns is one of the top bigfoot scientists

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    6. I hear that while Shawn's at the premier we can say things like shit and fart.

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    7. Attack and discredit.

      It's only correct that you should fear Meldrum and Munns.

      Incredible that a insipid troll thinks that calling out a PHD from the relative safety of his momma's basement will hold any weight whatsoever.

      Deluded. Always.

      MMG

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    8. Remind us all of Bill Munns credentials?

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    9. http://www.billmunnscreaturegallery.com/bmcgsite_036.htm

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    10. Not as deluded as saying Patty was 100% homo sapien sapien...

      (The 'creature' patty, not the man in the suit.)

      Besides, Dr. Don is one of the biggest hosers in footery. How many hoaxes tracks has he verified as authentic tracks now? 6? 8?

      Bill Munns may be a nice guy but it still doesn't mean he's qualified as an expert in SFX. Does he have more qualifications in the field than you or I? Sure but that doesn't make him an expert...especially when he was fired mid production over 30 years ago for terrible work and a bad attitude. Someone who left the profession under such circumstances and hasn't been active in said field for 30 years is not considered an expert by any means...

      Especially considering every single SFX artist worth a damn in the past 40 years have said the exact opposite of what Munns has been touting.

      PS - RHI isn't an actual vetted publication.

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    11. Bill is a talented guy.

      He's hated by skeptics because he had the temerity to take them on and win on their own turf.

      Examples of Bill's work found below

      http://www.billmunnscreaturegallery.com

      MMG

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    12. Meldrum is a con artist. As evidenced by the complete garbage he dropped on the suckers of West Branch Michigan last August.

      But gosh he's got a Phd. So do 10,000 other people in the same field who think he's full of shit.

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    13. ... Ummmm... Bill Munns is an expert in costume, which is what is relevant here I think you'll find??

      Furthermore, in as competitive & opinionating field as movie making is, being fired once in 30 years ain't a bad return.

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    14. Bill Munns was fired for shitty costume work how's that make him an expert in costumes?

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    15. 10,000 other people in the same field, that haven't managed to prove he's full of shit.

      Suddenly there are Collateral Hominid projects springing up... Hmmmmm, why is that????

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    16. Bill Munns -

      "Beginning with a few basics, I was born in Los Angeles, in 1948 and grew up in the San Fernando Valley. I attended Hollywood High, and got my first taste of filmmaking in my senior year, when I made a Super 8 film satire of the Teen Dance Shows popular on TV at the time. I then went on to Los Angeles Valley College, taking courses in theater arts and filmmaking.

      I learned the basics of theater makeup there, as well as all general film skills (camera, lighting, editing, etc), and then I took an Advanced Stage Makeup course offered by Mike Westmore. The instruction included making prosthetics. During that class, Mike announced that there was an opening at Universal Studios, for a makeup artist for the Studio Tour, and I applied and was accepted.Thus began my career as makeup artist at Universal Studios, 1969, doing the Makeup Show.

      I continued experimenting with prosthetic makeups, and did Freelance Prosthetic Makeup work creating prosthetics for the Blackenstein monster in the movie “Blackenstein” 1970
      I worked on the ABC TV "Lil Abner" special, doing appliance makeups. Also did "Dating Game", "Newlywed Game", "Lawrence Welk Show" and 11O'Clock newscasters makeups.

      Some independent features I worked on included:Timber Tramp, Snatch, Richard Petty Story, and a Purina Catfood Commercial.

      I started teaching makeup in 1971 and promoted to director and supervising instructor of Elegance International, the first professional makeup artist school. I was the director from 1973 to 1979. I taught salon, theater, film makeup, prosthetics, and high fashion.

      1980 returned to private practice as makeup/prosthetics artist.

      My film credits in the 80’s include:
      Doc R&D
      Savage Harvest
      The Boogins (a minor horror cult classic)
      Dead and Buried
      Swamp Thing (first one)
      Brainstorm
      Witch
      Beastmaster (first one)
      New Kids
      Quest for Fire
      Better Off Dead
      No Man's Land
      Return of the Living Dead
      Where the Boys are 1984 (custom “love doll” called inflatable Dave)
      Baby
      Blind Date (Mechanically animated erotic sculptures for art gallery scene)
      Micki & Maude (custom props)
      The Man who Loved Women (dog stunt double)
      Heaven and Earth (Dian Fossey Bio) prototype work only, on making real chimpanzees look like gorillas. My work isn’t in the actual film, but it’s impressive experience none the less.
      ABC TV show Orang Suit
      1985 - Alchemy 2, working with Ken Forsee, inventor of the Teddy Ruxpin doll, for the ABC TV special on Teddy that Ken’s company produced. I was a foam latex suit specialist among the costume fabrication crew.
      1987 - The Munsters Today - prosthetic designer and key makeup/wig designer on the pilot episode and first show of the series.
      AST Computers - parody of 2001 Dawn of man sequence, with me designing five ape suits and servo motor animation of heads for facial expressions.
      Kraft Macaroni & Cheese “Alice in Wonderland” parody (I did the prosthetics for the Mad Hatter character, faithful to the Tenniel illustrations).
      Goolab Toys aliens
      Gold Elephant
      What Waits Below
      Hugga Bunch
      Three Breasted Chicken
      Quest for Burger
      Chevy Metamorphous
      Foam Latex Puppet Fabricator - working for puppeteer Tony Urbano, molding and casting foam latex puppet heads for numerous jobs for him over 15 years.

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    17. I resumed teaching makeup part time at a vocational school called "Learning Tree", where I started courses on makeup and prosthetics from 1987 to 1994

      Transition to Other Media - Having grown weary of doing zombies and swamp monsters, desiring to prove my skills were up to the challenge of excellence and realism, I started creating superbly realistic wildlife sculptures of full scale animal figures and museum quality prehistoric human ancestor models. In 1988, I took the “Best in World Recreation” award at the world taxidermy championships (and won again in 1992).

      1998 Started working at Creative Presentations, Inc, Valencia CA, hired to help them develop a capability to enter the museum market and compete with Dinamation and Kokoro. While there, I designed, sculpted and figure finished a Gigantopithecus figure as a museum showcase figure (and photos of me beside it now populate many Bigfoot websites), was project manager on the LA County Natural History Museum Bird exhibit, was designing sculptor and project manager on the T Rex for Knotts Kingdom of the Dinosaurs upgrade. I was designer of a realistic bald eagle figure for an Indian Heritage Visitor Center in Vancouver, worked on an ET stroller costume for Universal Studios (that later got replaced with an animatronic figure), and oversaw the refitting of the Gigantopithecus figure into a “Bigfoot” figure for the IAAPA trade show in 1989.

      I was promoted to VP (one of four) in 1989, when John March moved up to President and Gene Bullard moved up to Chairman. I left CPI in August 1990 to resume my career as independent artist.

      1991 Commissioned by the French National Museum of Natural History to create two animatronic models of Archaeopteryx, for their renovation of the Grand Gallerie of Zoology.

      1992 - returned to CPI as freelance artist for the Fuji/San Rio dinosaur show, sculpting the 23’ Tarchia dinosaur.

      1992 - returned to World Taxidermy Competitions to take home my second “Best In World Recreation” award.

      During this year I also teamed up with the San Diego Museum of Man to create a joint venture exhibit “Faces on Fossils” , that showed both the evolution of humans and how the appearance of these ancestral forms is created. It debuted in San Diego successfully, and then went on a five year exhibit rental tour across America. The figures I created are now part of a permanent installation at that museum.

      1993 - Started working at AVG as contract sculptor and figure finisher, doing numerous tigers for a theme park job of theirs, and then helping them get the bid for the 1993 Fuji/San Rio dinosaur show. I was AVG project manager as well as figure designer, lead sculptor and figure finishing lead.

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    18. While there, I also helped sculpt and design the 65’ dragon for the Excallibur Hotel in Las Vegas.

      While working at AVG, one of my innovations in molding technology so impressed Alvaro Villa that he applied for a patent for the technology, with me principle inventor. As I understand, a sudden lack of business and revenues about that time caused him to “tighten the belt” and cut non-essential costs, and the patent attorney fees were non essential, so the application was suspended.

      AVG hired me as animatronic skin technician and sent me to Taiwan (with two mechanical technicians) to help open a dinosaur exhibit based on both the 1992 Fuji/San Rio dinosaur exhibit (that CPI did) and the 1993 exhibit AVG did. I was the only person who had worked on both parts, and was invaluable in all the visual repairs (the exhibits had been in storage containers for several years) as well as the general assembly of the larger elements and creatures (including a 45’ sauropod).


      In 1993 and 1994, I received a contract to outfit a new Archaeological Theme Park in Holland (Archeon, in the town of Alphen Rhine) with a full set of prehistoric wildlife figures showing the evolution of life first in the sea, then on land, and finally human evolution. Sadly, this enterprise never reached profitability, and closed a few years later.

      Other museum projects included;
      Chimps for Educational exhibit, Japan
      A commission for a Natural History Museum in Kyoto, Japan was for creating three prehistoric cats, the small Dinictus, the classic Saber-Toothed Cat, and the giant Cave Lion.
      Potomac Museum Group Mammoths
      A commission for the Tokyo Broadcasting Commission and the World T Rex Expo was for showing the evolution of flight with three figures, the small dinosaur Compsognathus, the proto bird Archaeopteryx, and finally a modern Peregrine Falcon.
      A commission for the Ashland Oregon Museum of Natural History was for two bald eagles.
      Gorilla Rentals - Buddy, Disney animation, San Bernardino Museum, Maryland Museum
      Film industry work in the mid 90’s included an animatronic bear for a Hostess Twinkie commercial,
      Extensive makeup, wigs and prosthetics for the TBS TV series “The Chimp Channel”.
      Working with Animal Makers in 1996 and 1997, I created chimpanzee figures for the HBO Jane Goodall promo spot that won a Cleo, green wing macaws for a Texaco commercial, a bald eagle for a Anhiser Busch commercial, and some dog prosthetics for a Pepsi commercial.

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    19. 1997 I went digital, beginning my work in computer graphics.

      My work with Bryce was so unique that MetaCreations (Bryce’s developer) hired me to create graphics for a product promotional campaign, “Bryce, the Eighth Wonder of the World (Because with it, you can create the other Seven)!” With that commission, I created all seven ancient wonders of the world using only the Bryce software, nothing else. 1998-1999

      2000 Computer Graphics World magazine ran a four page portfolio of my Seven Wonders artwork. Then in 2002, in their 25 year retrospective of milestones in computer graphics, my portfolio of work was recognized as one such milestone.

      2000-2001 - Hired by Jester.com to create VRML scenes of the Great Pyramids, the Lighthouse of Alexandria, an NFL stadium, and the Great Wall of China where website visitors could move through the scene while chatting with others online. I used 3D Studio Max, exporting my files to VRML 1 formats for Jester to use. Like many internet ventures, this one folded a while back."

      ... Because experts can still get fired for differences in artistic opinion and expression.

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    20. Your views on Meldrum and Munns revert to type Dan.

      I could not expect anything less.

      Meldrum and Munns, like you and I are far from being infallible.

      If it makes things easier to dismiss these people then dive right in there. After all BF is BS right?

      Black and white. Simple huh?

      MMG

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    21. He's such an expert that in 30 years he's never been back to the set of a Hollywood production. His official IMDB shows his last production as ROTLD.

      At best he's a slightly obsessive hobbyist anymore.

      You wouldn't go out and hire a lawyer whose last case in court was 30 years ago and whom happened to be fired mid-trial, why accept it in another field? Just because his views align with yours?

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    22. I didn't say they proved he was full of shit. They think he's full of shit. Just like I think you're full of shit, every time I read your posts. Now if you'll excuse me, my goldfish and I are going to start a Collateral Hominid project.


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    23. He's an expert in costume... And you claim it's a suit... You can't get more relevant.

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    24. Anyone want to reference anyone credible in his 'field' who would go on record as saying that Meldrum is 'full of shit'?

      MMG

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    25. List of famous people who were fired at one stage...

      Henry Ford
      R. H. Macy
      F. W. Woolworth
      Soichiro Honda
      Akio Morita (Sony)
      Bill Gates
      Harland David Sanders (KFC)
      Walt Disney
      Albert Einstein
      Charles Darwin
      Robert Goddard (rocket researcher)
      Isaac Newton
      Socrates
      Robert Sternberg (President of APA)
      Thomas Edison
      Orville and Wilbur Wright
      Winston Churchill
      Abraham Lincoln
      Oprah Winfrey
      Harry S. Truman
      Dick Cheney
      Jerry Seinfeld
      Fred Astaire
      Sidney Poitier
      Jeanne Moreau (actress)
      Charlie Chaplin
      Lucille Ball
      Harrison Ford
      Marilyn Monroe
      Oliver Stone
      Vincent Van Gogh
      Emily Dickinson
      Theodore Seuss Giesel (Dr. Seuss)
      Charles Schulz
      Steven Spielberg
      Stephen King
      Zane Grey
      J. K. Rowling
      Monet
      Jack London
      Louisa May Alcott
      Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
      Elvis Presley
      Ludwig van Beethoven
      Igor Stravinsky
      The Beatles
      Michael Jordan
      Stan Smith
      Babe Ruth
      Tom Landry

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    26. ... And look how many experts their are in that list.

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    27. Meldrum's a Good Guy, and....sometimes I get them menstrual cramps real hard.

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    28. Anyone want to reference anyone credible in his 'field' who would go on record as saying that Meldrum is NOT 'full of shit'?

      Why do you only hae ONE guy saying this shit? DO ever ever stop and THINK?

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    29. It's pointless arguing bout Munn's with Joe he's an idiot, it's a fantastic list of fired celebrities on that list but also totally pointless, Stephen King wasn't fired for being a bad novelist Bill Munns was fired for being a lousy costume maker. Plus as I've said before if you wanted someone to prove Munns wrong they aren't gonna do it for free. It's their job to create SFX you don't work for free it's bad business, of course you're gonna come back with your usual flawed logic here right Joe? Rick Baker is posdibly the most accomplished make up expert in Hollywood, his speciality is realistic primates and when working on Harry from Bigfoot and the Hendersons he was of the opinion it was hoaxed as was Howard Berger (I think) who was working with him on the project, he's part of KNB effects as in the best company in the business today. Hmm, Rick Baker and KNBs Oscars vs Bill Munns taxidermy awards

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    30. Name someone who's never been fired.

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    31. What's really fucked up is that Joe must just have this crapola perminently on his PC to keep copy and pasting all the time! Why keep a record of Bill Munns CV on your PC just to keep copy and pasting on here??? Seriously what an absolute fucking loser

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    32. By the way if you didn't know Joe Ford was a hideous bigot and anti-Semite and was best friends with Adolf Hitler so maybe his sucess shouldn't be celebrated?

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    33. Whoops forgot it's late in Wales and a school night so Joe'll be in bed

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    34. Rick Baker - 'rumoured' to have made the costume as he was working on movies at the time, whilst none of his representatives are willing to comment and verify those claims.
      Howard Berger - merely claimed that he heard that the PG film was a 'gag' and has yet to comment on why he thinks it's a suit and compares the PG creature to Harry and the Henderson's as 'proof' it's fake.
      Dave Kindlon - claims he 'overheard' PG was fake from Rick Baker - again, full of claims and rumors and speculates it's fake as opposed to offering any explanation why it's a 'suit'
      Verne Langdon - claims that 'the suit was advanced for the day' (opinionated I believe and again not offering an explanation how the suit was made)

      ... the list of these experts goes on with them all turning out to be close associates and none of them offering an explanation as to how the 'suit' was made... casting their opinion like all lazy uninterested skeptics. Whereas, Bill Munns DOES actually look into the possibility of a suit being made
      and can't for the life of him replicate it or be bale to fit the dimensions of a human in it...

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    35. It was sacrilegious for the Cowboys to fire Tom Landry.
      Jerry Jones is a reptilian alien.

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    36. Joe. You come off as the total asshole I figured you were.

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    37. Yeah he is a total asshole! Rick Baker was making monkey suits but I think he was still in high school and was never claimed to have been involved in the PGF Joe. He did claim that John Chambers made it as did John Landis, Berger claims he thinks it was Rick Baker that told him it was Chambers. He also said everyone in Hollywood thought it was fake. All these people have at various times said it's a hoax and all are a lot more talented than Munns. That's not up for debate unless they want to compare careers maybe I should cut and paste Rick Baker's cv or KNB's and all their achievements.... Didn't Munns once say Patty was 4ft tall?

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    38. The height of the subject cannot be totally determined because of the lens used...

      "... the height estimate based on the lens calculation, are both under reivew and so that earlier conclusion (which Drew quoted)is not currently endorsed. Same for a guy here who repeatedly said I thought Patty was 4' 6" when I corrected him directly a half a dozen times or more, and he kept saying it."

      You use the same amount of rumors and hearsay that you claim footers use. Hurry up and use some facts already.

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  2. Son of a bitch this guy wrote an essay and I still lost

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    1. I didn't want to put you in joes league calling you a copy pasta machine

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    2. And I'm being sarcarstic: Your posts are funny and insightful.

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    3. Thank you your paragraph was insightful as well really no more could be said about the PGF

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    4. Bandidni, I've been copying and pasting the shit outta this site longer than you've been around.

      I just make it entertaining, on topic and informative.

      I leave all the sucking to Joe.

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    5. Relax man I'm not doggin you I said thank you

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    6. And sucking he does sorry joe but reading the same shit over and over gets old

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    7. I'm getting real sick of you and your pleasant, succinct and on topic posts Harry.

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    8. 12th Annual Report of the Bureau of Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution 1890-1891
      (published in 1894)
      (explorations in the Tennessee District)

      Armed with a self-created doctrine powered by ample funding, and with a little help later from the one-way door to the Smithsonian's inaccessible catacombs, the years that followed saw Powell and his underling nearly succeed in the obliteration of the last notions of the legendary, mysterious, and antique class of mound building people, and for that matter, any people that didn't fit into the mold of his theory. Did Powell intentionally overlook some of the archaeology so as to focus on his own special agenda?

      Powell and his associates at the Bureau were quite certain that people had arrived in the Americas only sometime after the first Egyptian dynasty—less than 4500 years ago! They also believed that the Mississippi Valley was sufficiently isolated from the Ohio Valley to warrant the simultaneous flourishing of quite distinct cultures over a long period. Since carbon dating was not yet discovered, Thomas used stratigraphic (after Lyell) analysis and, following the rest of the mandate, included detailed record keeping and documentation whenever appropriate. His findings were broadly accepted, and are still referenced.

      Underneath the layer of shells the earth was very dark and appeared to be mixed with vegetable mold to the depth of 1 foot. At the bottom of this, resting on the original surface of the ground, was a very large skeleton lying horizontally at full length. Although very soft, the bones were sufficiently distinct to allow of careful measurement before attempting to remove them. The length from the base of the skull to the bones of the toes was found to be 7 feet 3 inches. It is probable, therefore, that this individual when living was fully 7½ feet high. At the head lay some small pieces of mica and a green substance, probably the oxide of copper, though no ornament or article of copper was discovered.

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    9. Hey Harry, saw your question about time earlier and didn't get a chance to respond.

      I never got deep in the philosophy of time but if I were pushed into a corner I would have to go with linear. I haven't witnessed anything to lead me to believe it's circular. Certain things just can't be undone, some solutions cannot be seperated once mixed and Humpty Dumpty didn't reverse his fall and subsequent shattering.

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    10. Armed with a self-created doctrine powered by ample genitalia, and with a little help later from the one-way door to the Smithsonian's inaccessible orifices, the years that followed saw Powell and his willing, puckered underling nearly succeed in the obliteration of the last notions of the legendary, mysterious, and antique class of rump riding people, and for that matter, any people that didn't fit into the mold of his taterhole.

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    11. And what are you trying to say yes I agree for the most part science does have a lot of speculation just as I disagree with my wife that carbon dating is largely speculative since there are so many variables that can affect it's outcome just like Einstein believed the universe to be cyclical yet science to the best of it's ability is showing that it's flying apart faster and faster that's why many things are still up for debate and things did get destroyed back then simply because preservation techniques weren't as top notch as they are now

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    12. PJ - Please limit your copy/paste/posts to ZERO words or less.

      Thanks,
      Management

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    13. Charleston Gazette, June 15, 1930
      Salem Professor Discovers Huge Skeletons in Mounds
      Dr. Sutton Believes Tribe of Giants Once Inhabited Doddridge County Section; Data on Exploration Will Go to Smithsonian Institution.
      SALEM, June 14-Excavation of two mounds near Morganville, in Doddridge county, about 11 miles west of here revealed what Prof. Ernest Sutton, head of the history department of Salem college, believes is valuable evidence of a race of giants who inhabited this section of West Virginia more than 1,000 years ago.
      Professor Sutton revealed tonight that he had been excavating the two mounds for the past several months. Skeletons of four mound builders indicating they were from seven to nine feet tall have been uncovered. Professor Sutton believes they were memebers of a race known in anthropology as Siouan Indians.
      The best preserved skeleton was found enclosed in a casting of clay. All the vertabrae and other bones excepting the skull were intact. Careful measurement of this specimen indicated it was a man seven and a half feet tall.

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    14. I believe cyclical on two points Dan one is the greater part of our universe having circular patterns ie solar systems and whole spiral galaxies for that matter and two the way the earth itself seems to do things in circular patterns ie repetitive ice ages on a macro scale and seasons in general on a micro scale origin may be able to be found but as far as that goes I have my own theory

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    15. Ahh Joe seeing as I like where you're going with this I'll only say four skeletons does not a giant race make we put people in institutions what's to say that the gigantism thing freaked people out so they put them all in the same village or even just burial plot upon death

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    16. I think there is great points for both theories but I can't take those known circular patterns and apply them to time, it's still too speculative for me. I believe in a begginning and end, no afterlife, no reincarnation. When our vessels die we simply cease to exist just like that goldfish you won from the fair when you were a kid.

      I agree with you variables, etc, however science is merely about examining the evidence of claims, not about pushing unsubstantiated claims. Does that mean it doesn't occasionally happen? No but it's not highly prevelant.

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    18. Joe! Did you see them making fun of you at BFF?

      You're getting smoked in multiple dimensions.

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    19. Going off the rails on a Crazy Train

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  3. so the driver in the movie hides his face so as to give the film some credibility. i guess I would too if i claimed to have shot a mythical hairy man.

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    1. Did dude claim to bethe driver the first story I heard wasn't he the passenger loading magazines or something

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    2. as parts of the film was created early on they showed a clip and one was the driver who doesn't want to be seen. his voice is in the clip above telling the shooter not to shoot the second "foot".

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    3. But doesn't anyone remember him saying he was loading clips or handling the bullets for Justin or some shit along those lines

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    4. all of the above. and packing the fudge to boot.

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    5. No Harry. I happened to hear both of the stories the first time each one told it. The Driver was always recomending loudly to Justin to Not shoot it!

      And considering the way Justin normally hunts, he is probably always out the door and and heating the barrel in under 3 or 4 seconds. He came looking for bear, threw down on something that probably fucked up his best judgement, looked like a monster ----- so he shot it! No more complicated than that. Probably shouldn't have, but i cannot throw a stone at this man. Many would have shot this thing, somebody probably will in the future if they fill attacked! I have always believed Justin was telling the truth.

      And I talked to Ro and Shaun within about a week or two after they had the encounter. They were both still kinda freaked out by it.
      I believe they are telling the truth! But once again, we cannot solve anything because it doesn't act normal?

      As a matter of fact, Shaun was supposed to get a hold of me when they went. I would have been there too! I guess I avoided a bunch of you bastereds calling me a liar, ha ha ha ha.

      Hey Shaun, I still think you and Ro owe me a Squatch trip. I deserve to take you two up to the mountains and watch you Experts get scarred! I was tooling around up in those Sierras in the middle of the knight, no flashlight, 8 years old! I have literally walked into deer in the dark. Going Squatching is just one hell of a rush. It's awsome to be way up in the Sierras late at knight. Tons of stars if your high enough. And if your in the right locals, you can really get some calls to travel a long way, and hear some interesting stuff come back from a long way. And if you come Squatching wiht me ----- you might also get a growl from 20 ft at your back, ha ha ha ha ha

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  4. for a dude wth a fake ass story he sure is getting way more than his 15 minutes of fame.
    Andy Warhol once shot a bigfoot and all he got was s stupid shirt

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    1. I gave your mom 15 minutes of fame last night.

      She loved it.

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    2. 15 min must be a record for you

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    3. I would have given her more, but there was a long line and your mom impossed a 15 min time limit per man.

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  5. First post from a credible voice in bigfoot research: Hoax Munky!

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  6. DWA has stated that he is the definition of a skeptic.


    Wow just wow.

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    1. DWA is the Fred Flinstone of bigfooting.

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    2. Just like Bill Birnes stated he was a bigger UFO skeptic than Joe Rogan on that episode of Question Everything.

      Sure, Bill, sure.

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    3. That was funny you see how it threw joe for a loop for a sec he was like are you fuckin kidding right now I know I didn't just hear that clearly

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    4. Some of the best moments of that show, Harry.

      That part and as he was leaving Doc Moobs backyard habituation spot and was doing the 'this guy is fuckin' nuts' look.

      Hard dick of skepticism right there.

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    5. He's a cool dude his Stanhope and Richard Pryor are my favorite comedians especially Pryor's mud bone skits always keep a little sunshine on your face

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    6. I need to see this.

      I forgot that Dr J made it on to the show.

      If anyone could represent the world of BF it was only right they knocked on the Dr Moobage's door.

      MMG

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    7. MMG you wont like it, footers getting smoked as per

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    8. This looks like a job for Detective Deep Sea Self Aware Disembodied Taterhole Fish.

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  7. besides piecing the clips from the Ro interviews and lie detector clips it appears to include the thermals from a couple of sierra trips. I doubt the sykes reports will be this doc. I suppose it is more of the movie production skills put in rather than any convincing evidence.

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  8. No one can shoot just one
    no one can
    I can't!
    No one can shoot just one
    of Smeja's nightmarish upright walking bad odor woods monster.

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  9. I had to pick the corn kernals from my jars of poop. I dried them then heated them in sesame oil and popped them. So I now have popcorn to watch Dead Bigfoot.

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  10. Rip the veins from proto human necks
    Until they're wet with stench
    25 aught six loves bear-man anus
    A colonoscopy
    I'll bring back a souvenir
    For it's my mommy's dream
    Can I go out and kill bigfoot tonight, bigfoot tonight
    Killed a squatch in Hoek's holler
    I kept his paw and mane
    Every night I stalk around until I find my bane
    I'll bring back a souvenir
    For it's my mommy's dream

    Mommy
    Can I go out and kill bigfoot tonight?

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    1. Singled out the Squatch that's was mean to me....

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  11. Is it OK to go out into the woods and not keep your own poop in a jar?

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    1. I bet Justin did not and this is the result

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    2. YOU ALWAYS HAVE TO KEEP YOUR POOP IN A JAR MAN, NO QUESTION

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    3. ^^^Forgot and didn't see bigfoot.

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  12. I keep my poop in my proto-human colon. On shit watch out there's Smeja aaahhhhhh ahhhhh.

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    1. Is the Key Master going to be there? He such a dick.

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  14. I Fart in Dead Bigfoot's General Direction...and PJ will like it.

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    1. Can someone get me in touch with Mike B? I want to see if he can get his NZ sniper buddy to send me some longfin eels I can stuff up my ass.

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    2. Longfin eels thrive in a dark and dank tater-caverness environment.

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  15. In other knews:
    More than 100,000 people in the Ukrainian capital Kiev are protesting against the government's move to delay an association deal with Team Squatchin USA under pressure from Russia.

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  16. Smejma reminds me Deniro he gained a lot of weight to play the rolls.

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    1. Juvy bigfeets are intrigued by the doughiness of his muffintop.

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    2. He's a dead ringer for Patrick from sponge bob in the picture they posted yesterday of him standing beside Ro for the 10 million dollar BF challenge.

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  17. Trying to patiently wait for this BS to hit the dustbin of history.

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  18. Why do you people bother will this stupid shit! Justin, is just as much as a Fake and a liar than Rick Dyer was.
    Already, someone said they shot a Big foot in Canada, and another was reportely shot in N.Y. state!
    If you purchase or just watch Justin's story, than your as stupid as he is! What's the matter with you people?

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    1. Sometimes we get them menstrual cramps real hard.

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  19. Anybody that says TATERHOLE, or, POOP IN A JAR, or FIRST is a total fucking RETARD!

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    1. My mom saved my First-poop in a Tater-jar.

      Then One day my sister was babysitting the Retard next door and he grabbed it and slipped out the Hole in the doggy-door.

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    2. I keep my POOP IN A JAR after it FIRST comes out of my TATERHOLE!

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  20. No. This is not a true story.

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  21. Fact: Daniel Campbell likes showing pics of his tiny nuts to random men on a bigfoot forum...

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  22. Sadly, I was not able to attend this historical event as my RV inexpilcably burst into flames on the highway. No doubt the MIB are in cahoots with ancient aliens to prevent me from exposing the truth.

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  23. lies, lies, and more lies. your bullshit is funny. bigfoot... lol okay, bill.

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