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Wait....What if Bigfoot collects all those little springs , pins and such...Heck he might even take those infamous missing socks from the dryer.....
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Not going to read the whole thread, but having read just the OP's first post, I have an observation:
It seems interesting to me that believers in a number of unproven and unlikely phenomenon take the most innocent circumstances/situations/observations and make assumptions and conclusions about them that are better assumed (using Occam's Razor principle) to be something else altogether.
I have observed this with regards to Sasquatch/Bigfoot/Yeti believers and those who believe in or think they have encountered aliens (from other worlds) - including abductions.
I once talked to one woman who had some short period of time (hours) when she blacked out one night and could not account for what happened during that time - so she just assumed she was the victim of alien abduction. More likely she did some drugs, or was drunk/whatever, and just simply passed out (yeah, given her behavior, that was much much more likely).
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Why does anyone have to prove It to you, dude think what you want. I for one believe the tens of thousands of people that reported to have saw them going back decades.How do you KNOW they are real?
Man has machines, guns, mysterious magic like powers to create lights, fly, make fire, roads, big machines that move earth.
Assuming these Yeti have a higher level of thinking (tool use, ability and understanding how to expertly hide, etc.), what makes you think them throwing a rock is going to scare humans?
Analogy. I know grizzly bears are very dangerous and could kill me easily. Let's say I'm out in the woods, and for whatever reason hiding without any tools and a momma grizzly is with her cubs nearby. She hasn't noticed me and is just sitting there watching her cubs. I'm very well hidden and the wind is in my favor. Multiple choice question:
A. I stay hidden, observe, and hope she moves on with her business and never sees me or,
B. I draw all sorts of attention to my self by throwing rocks and her and making shouting noises and grunts.
I think the answer is obvious.
If Yeti exist, they can't be both really really smart enough to know and have the ability to expertly hide AND have the stupidity to draw attention to themselves so that man hunts them with our boom sticks and magical lights and loud machinery and flying orbs.
All you have to do is watch a bigfoot hunting show on television and it's pretty obvious which side is smarter.
For me, this would be AR-15 detente springs.
I don't know how, but whenever I'm putting one together, I can count on launching at least a couple of those damned little springs into low earth orbit...
When dealing with small springs, do the operation inside a large clear plastic bag so you can see what you're doing and if/when the spring launches it's harmlessly captures in the bag and easy to recover.
Have we considered the possibility he is a shaved squatch running a false flag operation?Poor Bobo never had a chance against a 'Squatch!
Maybe Bob and Doug could pick 'em up for ya on their way back to Earth...?Just happened to me on Saturday....not one, but TWO buffer retainers, just like that.... **POOF**!!
I blame Elon Musk.
What are your thoughts?
How do you breathe? Is it a really large clear plastic bag like a dry cleaning bag?When dealing with small springs, do the operation inside a large clear plastic bag so you can see what you're doing and if/when the spring launches it's harmlessly captures in the bag and easy to recover.
No, it hasn't.The famous footage has been sufficiently debunked IMO.
The famous footage has been sufficiently debunked IMO.
How do you breathe? Is it a really large clear plastic bag like a dry cleaning bag?
This is true.The trees knock, squeak, clatter and squall in a mild breeze. Rocks loosen and roll down slides.