Bigfoot?

[Anonymous]

There is absolutely no such thing as Bigfoot.

[Roque]

[quote author=Sara link=board=2;threadid=701;start=0#msg12121 date=1042504261]<br />They're just a figment of imagination.<br /><hr></blockquote><br /><br />How so? Alien and UFO sighting have been dated back to BCE. If people see something, it doesn't mean its a figment of their imagination, it means they saw something. Sure, it could be a figment of thei imagination, and they could think of it as an alien, but I doubt billions of people are having the same figments of imagination.

[Alexander]

I wouldn't rule out the possibility Charmander, but I think it's highly unlikely that it exists too.

[Sara]

People will over-exaturate over small things.<br /><br />Over in England, a time ago. A man, who on a hike, ran into a young aligator. Now, being he's never seen one of these creatures before. He takes it home and makes it a pet. Only to find its more than what he thought was worth, so he lets it go.<br /><br />Villager, Sees this beast and assumes automatically: &quot;DRAGON&quot;<br /><br />Henceforth, I bet you can see where this goes. If not

[Roque]

[quote author=Sara link=board=2;threadid=701;start=0#msg12127 date=1042504699]<br />People will over-exaturate over small things.<br /><br />Over in England, a time ago. A man, who on a hike, ran into a young aligator. Now, being he's never seen one of these creatures before. He takes it home and makes it a pet. Only to find its more than what he thought was worth, so he lets it go.<br /><br />Villager, Sees this beast and assumes automatically: &quot;DRAGON&quot;<br /><br />Henceforth, I bet you can see where this goes. If not<br /><hr></blockquote><br /><br />That's one example. If you see a light hovering around in the sky in the BCE era, than I think it's safe to say it's not of human origin. I doubt out of all the googles of googles of googles of googles of space their is in our universe, that their isn't another single organism, even in the smallest and most pathetic form.

[Alexander]

Well we already know there's alien life in a sense. A few years ago they found part of a fragment that supposedly came from Mars and it had foreign life forms in it. I thought I heard something about a recent discover of some form of organism living on Venus too.

[Roque]

Yes, I believe they found a form of Lichen.

[Sara]

[quote author=Roque link=board=2;threadid=701;start=0#msg12129 date=1042504961]<br />[quote author=Sara link=board=2;threadid=701;start=0#msg12127 date=1042504699]<br />People will over-exaturate over small things.<br /><br />Over in England, a time ago. A man, who on a hike, ran into a young aligator. Now, being he's never seen one of these creatures before. He takes it home and makes it a pet. Only to find its more than what he thought was worth, so he lets it go.<br /><br />Villager, Sees this beast and assumes automatically: &quot;DRAGON&quot;<br /><br />Henceforth, I bet you can see where this goes. If not<br /><hr></blockquote><br /><br />That's one example. If you see a light hovering around in the sky in the BCE era, than I think it's safe to say it's not of human origin. I doubt out of all the googles of googles of googles of googles of space their is in our universe, that their isn't another single organism, even in the smallest and most pathetic form.<br /><hr></blockquote><br /><br />may it be, pathetic. But keep it as that. As long as I walk the earth, I will laugh, I will giggle, But I will NEVER believe.

[Eric]

Well it would be very ignorant to think we are the only living creatures in exsistance.

[Alexander]

[quote author=Sara link=board=2;threadid=701;start=15#msg12132 date=1042505613]<br />may it be, pathetic. But keep it as that. As long as I walk the earth, I will laugh, I will giggle, But I will NEVER believe.<br /><hr></blockquote><br /><br />