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Originally Posted By Cheeon: High quality thermal from a distance of less than 10 yards is pretty unmistakable . It's not like mistaking a dog for a coyote . He was close and it was in front of him . This is just one member here but there are several others who don't want to be mocked so they don't post about it . Also if I remember right he got track prints where the thing was standing . Originally Posted By Cheeon: Originally Posted By Redman556: They saw something, and their brains made up the parts they couldn't see into something they could. That's the way the brain works, and that's the way a lot of these mythological creatures are witnessed. High quality thermal from a distance of less than 10 yards is pretty unmistakable . It's not like mistaking a dog for a coyote . He was close and it was in front of him . This is just one member here but there are several others who don't want to be mocked so they don't post about it . Also if I remember right he got track prints where the thing was standing . Thermal cameras have this cool feature called recording, especially the high quality ones. You should check it out, it's quite remarkable. |
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Originally Posted By T1NMAN: Everyone who takes Bigfeet seriously already knows that they never leave their dead for human discovery. Their cloaking devices set to normally open which means they have to use their body temp to actually cycle the system off. When their body temps drop after death the cloaking system defaults to ON all the way through the decomposition process. You would have to see one die right in front of you to ever find the body. I'm impressed! Well done Sir! I figured the cloak turned to self destruct at death. |
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Originally Posted By FistPeso: I think that is the problem in general. Nobody is going to touch a DNA analysis. Back when it could get done, the Mitochondrial DNA came back human but the Nuclear DNA came back unknown. This lead to a lot a conclusions that they were human contaminated samples. Eventually guys like Scott Carpenter and others helped us understand that Bigfoot has a maternal human nexus with a paternal unknown origin against the BLAST database. Originally Posted By FistPeso: Originally Posted By GSPatton: If you are referring to Charles "Snake" Stuart, (Kicksss name) Cornell has disputed his allegations and said that they would never do DNA analysis of any Bigfoot specimen. I think that is the problem in general. Nobody is going to touch a DNA analysis. Back when it could get done, the Mitochondrial DNA came back human but the Nuclear DNA came back unknown. This lead to a lot a conclusions that they were human contaminated samples. Eventually guys like Scott Carpenter and others helped us understand that Bigfoot has a maternal human nexus with a paternal unknown origin against the BLAST database. So someone did screw Rosie O’Donnell? |
The only hyphenated names I like are cartridge names......30-06, 30-40, 38-55 etc.
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Originally Posted By Windustsearch: There's no such thing as a neanderthal-human hybrid, they are the same species. So is this guy says he's running around with a human body? Where'd he get it? Originally Posted By Windustsearch: Originally Posted By cavedog: Stuart's goal is to raise enough money to have the body scientifically authenticated as a Neanderthal-human hybrid. He says that a DNA lab at Cornell University dismissed him, but claims that he went on to work with their veterinarian lab. He claimed that those alleged lab results show that Dack's DNA is mainly Neanderthal, but didn't provide any proof to back his story. https://www.the-sun.com/news/15044253/bigfoot-corpse-found-decomposing-campers-new-york/ Nick |
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Don't mind Sylvan, he's fond of throwing intellectual Molotov cocktails.
Don't mind Sylvan, he's fond of throwing intellectual Molotov cocktails.
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Originally Posted By Commando_Guy: Yep-you, me, and everyone that's not 100% sub-Saharan is a "human" neanderthal hybrid. Nick Literally proven by genetics. Though some will still deny it, based on...reasons of their own? "He was his own man, and had his own ideas." |
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