Which mystery creature is most likely real?...

[Hammock Parties]

TheKansasCityChiefsplayoffwinalopeacabra

[Rasputin]

All but the Chiefs franchise QBthing.

[Predarat]

Megalodon.

[Bugeater]

LiveSteam with his Fordland Bigfoot story in 3...2...1...

[LiveSteam]

Well ya see it all started around 11 or so. The wind was blowing straight into camp that night &
Edit/ Breeze. I wouldnt call it a wind

[ThaVirus]

In all seriousness...

Those dinosaurs rumored to live in the Congo is always interesting to me. I watched a documentary in which members of a local village drew pictures of things that look very similar to what we know as sauropods and stegosauruses and such. Those people have no formal education and certainly would never have had access to a textbook. Not to say that it's dinosaurs, but I wouldn't be surprised if there was some sort of strange creatures living in that jungle. A good deal of it is unexplored.

As for la pregunta, I'd guess anything that's rumored to live in the ocean would have the highest possibility of being real. It's ****ing huge and we still don't know shit about it.

To stick with the poll, I'd say the alien captured at Area 51.

[FAX]

I'm going to say Bigfeets since I once knew a drummer who dated one of the hairy ones.

FAX

[Rausch]

Originally Posted by FAX

I'm going to say Bigfeets since I once knew a drummer who dated one of the hairy ones.

FAX

So far that's the winner.

[FAX]

Originally Posted by Rausch

So far that's the winner.

Of all the strange things that might or might not exist but probably don't, Bigfeets seem to be the most likely to be real.

In my humble opinion, the problem with discounting the existence of Bigfeets are all the thousands of "credible" eyewitness reports. It's the same thing with UFOs, really. There have been many, many highly credible sightings of UFOs by military and civilian pilots, law enforcement officials, and Mexicans. However, Bigfeets don't fly through outer space in vehicles that look like pie plates and surpass the speed of light which makes Bigfeets more believable overall.

Plus, we didn't discover the mountain gorilla for a long time ... nor the Panda Bear ... that isn't really a bear, I don't think ... which makes the Panda Bear not real even though it exists.

It seems like if a guy could partner up with some aliens, convince them to use their telepathy to train a Bigfeet and a Panda Bear to dance and choreograph a decent 40 minutes, you could add a few show girls in big hats and make some serious coin.

FAX

[Rausch]

Originally Posted by FAX

It seems like if a guy could partner up with some aliens, convince them to use their telepathy to train a Bigfeet and a Panda Bear to dance and choreograph a decent 40 minutes, you could add a few show girls in big hats and make some serious coin.

FAX

To me I think we, as humanity, manage to walk the line and encounter the unbelievable and the lower face-feeding nature of our beings every day.

I love the idea of the unexplained.

[FAX]

I thought rods was moths.

FAX

[Rausch]

Originally Posted by FAX

I thought rods was moths.

FAX

Moths, fast flying bugs, etc.

For the most part, yeah...

[Cornstock]

Originally Posted by FAX

I thought rods was moths.

FAX

That's another explanation for them, but where's the fun in that?

[FAX]

Originally Posted by Cornstock

That's another explanation for them, but where's the fun in that?

Moths is spooky, dude.

Ever seen a moth up close? Very spooky.

FAX

[Otter]

Originally Posted by FAX

Moths is spooky, dude.

Ever seen a moth up close? Very spooky.

FAX

Like midgets with wings and antenna...cabbage smell and REAL small hands.