BlackAdam

A real list of bankable talents would not have any names on it.

I didn't go to Ole Miss.

Ten bucks says 50 tried to get the state to reimburse him for that donation.

I was at LSU at the same time as him, and knew him. One time I complimented him on his shirt. It was a really nice polo. A few days later I ran into him again, and he says "hey man I have something for you," and he pulls out a Dillard's bag. He went and bought me the same shirt he had on a few days prior. Shane Youman was the guy who would literally give you the shirt off his back.

I was an 17 year old virgin heading into my senior year when AP came out. It resonated.

I was a 26 year old virgin when SB came out. The last thing I wanted to relate to at that point was bigger nerds than me getting laid.

I have a few tortoises that will surely outlive me. This is a very sad day.

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I always thought that the film was fake, but I could still see the existence of some species of undiscovered hominid in North America as being plausible, though highly unlikely. People forget just how long Europeans had been interacting with local peoples in sub-Saharan prior to discovering Gorillas. There still are wide empty swaths of land in the West that could hide undiscovered animals because humans just don’t go there.

Do I believe in bigfoot? No.

Would I be surprised at the existence of a bigfoot? No.

Would I be surprised if it never existed at all? Also no.

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This is where I fall as well. If this animal is real, the population must be so small that at the very least it is functionally extinct.

I would also add that I would like them to be real. It is neat to live in a world where the mysterious moves from fantasy to reality. If I had a gun to my head, I'd assume the PGF is an elaborate hoax, but there is not any strong evidence of a hoax.

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BUT you believe this thing is real over some phony because he said some contradictory shite. lol

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I did not say I thought it was real. I do contend the film has not been convincingly debunked.

A new documentary called Capturing Bigfoot claims to have unearthed evidence thad debunks the famous Paterson Gimlin film shot at Bluff Creek, CA in 1967.

The debunking claim largely rests on recently unearthed footage that the filmmakers assert was shot in 1966, and was a rehearsal for what they claim to be a hoax. Supporters of the Patterson Gimlin film's authenticity claim the new footage was a re-enactment of the actual encounter.

There is no chain of custody for the new film, so nobody knows when it was actually shot.




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My grandfathers banana yellow 79 Toyota long bed is sitting in the garage at the old home place. I want to fix it up, but the trunk hasn’t moved in about 25 years. Would probably cost 30 grand to get it running.

You don’t even understand what you are quoting. Uninhabitable, not because they are totally destroyed. Uninhabitable because they are targets of Irans missile attacks.