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'Best ever' photograph of Loch Ness monster

Still Waters

By Still Waters
in Cryptozoology, Myths and Legends

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S2F Enlightened

S2F

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Never mind, I mistook the 'reveal' photo for the original... :blush::lol:

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sinewave
sinewave

I love how someone could be described as a Nessie expert. Make me laugh out loud.

AtlantisRises
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Good luck to him. A good hoax is worth a laugh and if people are stupid enough to believe it then they deserve to be fooled.

Ealdwita
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A hoax? Now that has surprised me!

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I think that he did in fact see the real monster, but when he realised his fifteen minutes of fame were up he built this fake to try and get back in the spot light for just a moment longer.

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The original story annoyed me, this one just gave me the hump. ;)

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And the damage they cause to the credibility of real witnesses....

A "real witness" is just someone who hasn't admitted to hoaxing.
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I think that he did in fact see the real monster, but when he realised his fifteen minutes of fame were up he built this fake to try and get back in the spot light for just a moment longer.

But obviously it was a dragon that he saw.
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