Surely I'm not the first to post this?

Has Bigfoot Been Found?

Real or fake? I myself would like to think it is real, but I don't.
1)Anything too good to be true usually is.
2)These guys have so much invested in this why wouldn't they fake it?
3)Why is this the first body found? Do they usually drop in a bottomless pit somewhere to die?

Do not disturb: already disturbed.

Every time I try to open that link my browser freezes

I will keep trying. I do like all these kind of things!

Well we have our very own bigfoot alive and erm well here in the UK he's called Gordon Brown

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What, another one? The late and famed cryptozoologist Ivan T. Sanderson reported a similar claim in the 'sixties, in one of those great academic references, "True Magazine for Men" or "Saga" or similar. Linky.

Nice to imagine, but ... linky linky.

Always wanted to write 'linky', I appreciate this opportunity...

EDIT: Online news gives me another opportunity to write linky. It's starting to smell worse.

Sorry, maybe they were overwhelmed by traffic, as they were when the story 'broke'.

Do not disturb: already disturbed.

It already smelled bad, even frozen.

Erin: I admire your guts!
Bigfoot suit: Why, are they showing?
Erin:

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Hmm

An opposum?

Oh well.

I had my doubts about this already, because of where the body was allegedly found, in the woods of northern Georgia (the US one, not the one near Russia ), which BTW is "Deliverance" territory. Everyone knows that Bigfoot lives in the area where I live, the rural mountains of the Pacific Northwest. Actually, it's "Bigfeet", since there are more than one of them.

And this bit ...

What a coincidence.

"Set a new course. There's coffee in that nebula." -- Capt. Janeway, Star Trek: Voyager

Smellier and smellier...(cried Alice)

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Kitty... Actually there are bigfeet here in the south too. Lousiana and east Texas are said to have them, so Georgia wouldn't be that far removed.

I'm originally from the South, with ancestors in Northeast Texas, southern Tennessee, and northern Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia. Those are all rural, sparsely-populated areas, and except for the Piney Woods of Texas, they're mountainous; similar to Bigfoot territory in the Cascades of the Pacific NW. (Yep, I'm a 100% daughter of the Confederacy .)

I will ask my Dad what he's heard about Bigfoot in those areas. He's in his 80s and heard all the old stories, so surely if someone's seen Bigfoot, he'll know about it.

(Unless some of my relatives *are* Bigfoot, which is entirely possible, knowing some of them .....)

"Set a new course. There's coffee in that nebula." -- Capt. Janeway, Star Trek: Voyager