Creepy Incident In Vermont
Two stories about strange encounters with unknown creatures, as narrated by the Bigfoot Case Files channel.
Dude Changes His Mind About Bigfoot Being An "Entertainment" After This Happened To Him...
Thanks to Matt Moneymaker for sharing this story with us from a guy named Thomas S. who was camping with some friends near the French Meadows Reservoir in August 2012. This remote, forested basin is located on the American River approximately 58 miles east of Auburn in the Sierra Nevada's. Before his encounter, the man thought Bigfoot "was just for entertainment purposes", but he changed his tune when he ended up with messy drawers that night. "That will teach to goof on our show," says Matt.
No shortage of stories about Bigfoot. Too bad they are all fiction.
ReplyDeleteAccording to circular footer logic, the fact that there are so many stupid stories in itself proves that bigfoot exists.
DeleteNo shortage of liars out there.
ReplyDeleteno shortage of skeptics who have no life such as yourself. do us all a favor and haunt the nascar or pokemon sites . i am sure they would luv to hear all about your boring life way more than anyone on here
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Joe
There are those who have a need to feel special so they make up these stories to impress their fellow believers. It's an easy way to gain some admiration without having to work for it or produce evidence to back it up. As long as there are people who buy into these stories there will be many more of them to come.
ReplyDeleteThe role playing aspect is universal among footers. For instance, there are otherwise obscure, unknown academics who pretend to be bigfoot “experts” which makes them celebrities among ignorant rubes. Also, there are illiterate failures who come onto bigfoot blogs like this one and create fake personas because their real lives are sad and pathetic. Everyone attached to bigfoot belief is role playing in som fashion.
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DeleteI think the so-called "academics" are taking advantage of these rubes by lining their pockets while feeding them hope and flimsy "evidence". There are those who do indeed role play because they enjoy the social companionship of like-minded individuals and just go along with it. Then there are those such as Matthew Johnson, Khat Hansen and Jerry Cline who are just bonafide crazy. All of them feed off one another.
DeleteThere is also a segment of the population who has to believe these stories because of their failure in the real world. They turn literally to fairy tales where they imagine themselves to be brave or heroes. In short everything they are not. These are the people that make up this nonsense and who believe these ludicrous tales.
ReplyDelete^ failed bigfoot researcher who now lashes out at any believers. Believes in Randi the great and rubs his bald headed effigy every night before heading beddy bye. Go back to ISF chum !
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Joe
Honestly, take a look at these people sitting around the campfire - do they look like the type of people that would spend any amount of time walking around in the forest? Yet, they all have their tales each trying to top the other. But why expend any effort and sweat when it's just easier to sit your fat ass in a comfortable lawn chair and make up stories that your fellow believers swallow hook, line and sinker.
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'Gug', stories of big 'footers ',so good, 'Gug'
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