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I really like these.

Ya, where'd ya get em?

Startled me aswell, dont you ever do that again. Have teh funz.

That one was alright, made me chuckle.

I figured it was a Rick Roll. Honestly, that died back in April. Get some fresh material for your pathetic attempts at being witty or funny.

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Was to be expected really, one of the guys that found it (forgot his name, started with a T) is a known hoaxer.

:partydance: :partydance: :partydance:

Hey, you found my spray. Cant blame the kid can ya?

If bigfoot is real theres more than one. "They've" been sighted from Alaska to Russia and everywhere inbetween, above and below, cept Hawaii for some reason. Anyways, I dont see it too unlikley it could exist, whats so ridiculous about it anyways?

No actually they havnt, but it is probly fake.

Taken from Wikipedia. "2008: In August 2008, two hikers, Rick Dyer and Matthew Whitton, claimed that they had discovered the body of a deceased Sasquatch in a forest in northern Georgia. Dyer and Whitton contacted Tom Biscardi, a long-time bigfoot enthusiast, to look at the body. One sample of genetic material, supposedly from the alleged remains of the Bigfoot, has been shown to contain human DNA and another sample opossum DNA, while a third has been inconclusive for technical reasons. Biscardi claims that the opossum DNA could be attributed the stomach contents of the carcass."

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20080815/us_nm/bigfoot_dc Damnit. sadface

It looks rather....unnatural. But I fackin love Cryptozoology so I'll keep an eye on it.

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