QUOTE(Kaknelson @ Aug 2 2006, 04:38 AM) [snapback]1291769[/snapback]
My apologies about my ever so "insightful" opinion.

Yes, i see Bigfoot posts come and go on here, and never take the time to respond on them.
It hit me once i saw this Pacific NorthWest Bigfoot thread. For i live(d) in the Pacific Northwest, and yes, i've spent time all around this beautiful province. I adore British Columbia with all my heart. And in all honesty, it doesn't surprise me to see Vancouver voted 3rd best place to live in the world, along with being recognized and regarded as best by many countries. Anyways, i have heard talk of Bigfoot for many years, all my life to be honest, with no sufficient evidence. Sure, there are witnesses, but there's also eye-witnesses that have seen the Chupacabra in Puerto Rico. Now, one cannot count Bigfoot as being a complete fallacy... for the witnesses and footprints are there, it seems to be more of a "15 minutes" of fame thing. Wait i have a question, do you know of what reports there are, if any, from Natives and Indigenous groups seeing Bigfoot? One would assume that they would overstand the "forest" and landscape of this area much, much better than most. And, where was the first sighting from, which started the chain reaction of Bigfoot sightings?
If Bigfoot is real, then the Bible and God's plan is completely discredited.
Kaknelson;
THE POWER OF CHRIST COMPELLS YOU!
THE POWER OF CHRIST COMPELLS YOU!
THE POWER OF CHRIST COMPELLS YOU!
Apologies, Buddy, I couldn't resist. Anyhow, thanks again for your reply.
And, you've got great taste in locales - my favorite place in the whole world is western BC, along the marine highway! I hope to oneday retire there!
As for the 15 minutes of fame thing. Let me address that one as far as this applies to me. My screen name is Møøp - not my real name BTW. It also is a fictitious name as far as the usual screen name that I use. Primarily because I don't want any "fame" or attention concerning bigfoot. I simply want to touch base with some others who are interested. THE MOST IMPORTANT THING IS TO SHARE THEORIES! I am sure there are some that are looking for that 15 minutes of fame, looking to get rich, or looking to be "the one" to prove they exist - bring in that undeniable evidence. But, for me, it's always been sort of a personal quest. I want to learn more about them. And, that's the bottom line.
As far as native accounts. Buddy, I am an Athabascan Indian from central Alaska. We grew up with legends of a big hairy man that would take us if we wanders to far in the woods alone. Of course, this never happened, and like many legends, we never believed them. I personally think they just told us that so we wouldn't go out and get lost in the woods. But, that was pretty common as a kid - that a big hairy man would take us if we went into the woods.
There are many tribes who have legends of bigfoot-like creatures in them. And, while doing my own research, I've learned that there is quite a bit of bigfoot stories among the native american peoples. If you are seriously interested, don't take anyone's word for it, check it out yourself. Take a visit to the nearest native reservation and find an elder to speak with. Most are happy to share their wisdom. And, just ask about bigfoot.
As far as "chain reactions" of bigfoot sightings. Friend, you can find stories of a large bipedal primate, or hairy wildman, dating back to aincent history. Beowolf is just one of many. So, it is nothing new.
As far as bigfoot rocking the religeous world. I would ask you to check out Gigantopithecus. Sorry, but bigfoot has already been recognized by science. Of course, only a few teeth and mandables were discovered of this primate, many believe it to be what we consider bigfoot today. I am one who tend to believe also. Based on the fossil evidence, paleontologists speculate that Gigantopithecus had an adult height of over three meters (ten feet) and a weight of 550 kg (1200 lb), and was thus much larger and heavier than current-day gorillas. Many specualte whether it was bipedal or not, but none the less, there is your missing link.
On a personal note, listen, it sounds to me like you've had some pretty bad experiences with religeon and that is a real shame. People can be pretty cruel. I don't know much about which God's plan you refer to, but I would sincerely hope that you learn to relax and take it easy. Enjoy life cuz that's what it's all about. I agree, religeon is pretty screwed up, but life isn't. It works for some people and more power to them. You can do whatever you like - or believe in whatever you like - just as long as it doesn't hurt anyone else or infringe on others basic human rights.
Anyhow, I honestly don't think religeon will be turned on it's ear when bigfoot is validated.
Have a beauty of a day, friend!