A REAL monster...
- Thread starter Bill H.
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all though's fool's running round the loch with there hightech excusse's . and nothing !! but eel's
What a B rate hoax. I think reading it actually made me dumber. And any animal who's teeth are turning black... don't worry about catching it, it will wash up on shore real soon... and if you went at it with a screw driver I think that it would look a little worse of then what the guy had in his hand.
hi i live in scotland and i dont believe in nessie loads a bull about nothing
just some made up storys just like the bible sorry if it offends anyone
anyway i think there are more strange and wonderful thing out there and you never no i may be just a fool heheheheheheh
just some made up storys just like the bible sorry if it offends anyone
anyway i think there are more strange and wonderful thing out there and you never no i may be just a fool heheheheheheh
Hiya Woolfie, welcome to MFK,
I wish I could believe in Nessie but as the old truism goes, "Extrodinary claims require extrordinary proof". This particular guy doesn't even have the excuse of believing in an honest illusion, he is a deliberate liar and fraud.
If you are amused by this kind of thing check out some of the Cryptozoology sites that are around, some are full of fakes, some are unexplained case histories that don't claim any answers, but my favorites are the "monsters" that get explained, like the partially decomposed basking sharks being thought to be sea monsters.
My favorite story was a few years ago when some handliners started reporting sea serpents off the Isle of Man, They said that monsters with huge eyes were stealing hooked fish from their lines and several refused to fish that area. researchers caught a few of the "monsters", they turned out to be large gurnards that had been brought into the area by a current shift, The color variety that was being cuaght can flash eyespots on thier fins, when veiwed through several feet of dark water all you see is a pair of eyes acouple feet apart looking back at you, It happened to a couple people, the story got exagerated, and a legend was born.
I wish I could believe in Nessie but as the old truism goes, "Extrodinary claims require extrordinary proof". This particular guy doesn't even have the excuse of believing in an honest illusion, he is a deliberate liar and fraud.
If you are amused by this kind of thing check out some of the Cryptozoology sites that are around, some are full of fakes, some are unexplained case histories that don't claim any answers, but my favorites are the "monsters" that get explained, like the partially decomposed basking sharks being thought to be sea monsters.
My favorite story was a few years ago when some handliners started reporting sea serpents off the Isle of Man, They said that monsters with huge eyes were stealing hooked fish from their lines and several refused to fish that area. researchers caught a few of the "monsters", they turned out to be large gurnards that had been brought into the area by a current shift, The color variety that was being cuaght can flash eyespots on thier fins, when veiwed through several feet of dark water all you see is a pair of eyes acouple feet apart looking back at you, It happened to a couple people, the story got exagerated, and a legend was born.
