A Penny For Your Thoughts, Part 6
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well is bigfoot fact or fiction?
cinder,
i think that you and your ah is blessed to have a mil like that, one who's so supportive and willing to encourage you in helping yourself and letting them do for themselves. hopefully it won't be long before he finds his way. you both are showing so much strength. my mil is the total opposite of yours.
cinder,
i think that you and your ah is blessed to have a mil like that, one who's so supportive and willing to encourage you in helping yourself and letting them do for themselves. hopefully it won't be long before he finds his way. you both are showing so much strength. my mil is the total opposite of yours.
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Originally Posted by teke 
well is bigfoot fact or fiction?
cinder,
i think that you and your ah is blessed to have a mil like that, one who's so supportive and willing to encourage you in helping yourself and letting them do for themselves. hopefully it won't be long before he finds his way. you both are showing so much strength. my mil is the total opposite of yours.
cinder,
i think that you and your ah is blessed to have a mil like that, one who's so supportive and willing to encourage you in helping yourself and letting them do for themselves. hopefully it won't be long before he finds his way. you both are showing so much strength. my mil is the total opposite of yours.
MIL has never been this supportive. Usually either blaming, sympathizing with him or thinking I should support him more, but I think she has actually just haad enough and it being both her boys at once tore her up, she said she just cant deal with it no more. Her words Saturday was their hopeless, words she's never ever said.
Finally if we all can stick to it theres no enablers and it helps me to know she's sticking to it too.
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Originally Posted by palmtree
I still believe Bigfoot in the mountain n waitin for all of you to go campin soon he'll he watching for ya all' especially is you have A/C and toilets in your tents LOL LOL
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Theres no big foot, just lost crack addicts taht havent showered in month.
BIL once rtold me of AH arriving at his apartment, here in FL, none had heard from AH in 6 weeks and he showed up 6 foot of grubby and nasty, had been living in a shack by a creek in Pisgah Forest NC all that time, drinking bottles park goers and campers left behind.
I bet they thought he was a legend too
BIL once rtold me of AH arriving at his apartment, here in FL, none had heard from AH in 6 weeks and he showed up 6 foot of grubby and nasty, had been living in a shack by a creek in Pisgah Forest NC all that time, drinking bottles park goers and campers left behind.
I bet they thought he was a legend too
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Okay guys I did a bit of research on this bigfoot question. We have agreater chance of bears or coyotes wondering upon our camping excersion. However Im sure if we run across one, one of us codies will take him home bathe him and feed him in the name of love.
Did you know theres a whole organization donated to following bigfoot sightings. Some have been ruled out and some reported as unknown and possible findings. These are in Canada, Oregon and North Washington state.
Once a few years ago I tried researching and watching documentaries on the lochness monsterm see Im one of those people who believe. Apparently there is a similar sea creature in a large lake in Canada, or atleast reports, I forget its name
Did you know theres a whole organization donated to following bigfoot sightings. Some have been ruled out and some reported as unknown and possible findings. These are in Canada, Oregon and North Washington state.
Once a few years ago I tried researching and watching documentaries on the lochness monsterm see Im one of those people who believe. Apparently there is a similar sea creature in a large lake in Canada, or atleast reports, I forget its name
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Originally Posted by cinderellawkids
Once a few years ago I tried researching and watching documentaries on the lochness monsterm see Im one of those people who believe. Apparently there is a similar sea creature in a large lake in Canada, or atleast reports, I forget its name
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There's apparently a sea creature in the lake where I was married- Moberly Lake in British columbia.
Can't remember what they named the darn thing now.. you'd think I'd have a clue I'm usually out there all summer...
Can't remember what they named the darn thing now.. you'd think I'd have a clue I'm usually out there all summer...
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Originally Posted by Lovestoomuch
Texas has a whole Big Foot Society........hmmmmm.......Yea...that's where you'll find me hanging out.........in the woods.....at night........with nothing but sonar devices hanging in trees.......thanks.....but I'll take my chances with a crack addict any day lol.
I dont know Loves, the woods at night may be safer than life with a crack addict, that gets pretty scary, because we expect tehm to act civilized
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Concerned, this is for you so your not in the dark. HEE HEE
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salon.com > Travel May 16, 2000
Wanted: Canada's Loch Ness monster
British Columbia's mysterious "Ogopogo" has a price on its slippery head.
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By J.A. Getzlaff
Loch Ness, eat your heart out -- Canada has its very own, equally elusive lake beast.
"Ogopogo" is the creature's name, and it is rumored to live in Okanagan Lake, in southern British Columbia. For decades, residents of the area have reported sightings of the giant water monster; the area's original Native American inhabitants, according to a Reuters report, called it N'Ha-a-itk, or "The Lake Demon."
Unfortunately, nobody has been able to prove that the mythical lake dweller exists. Okanagan Lake is 97 miles long and 1,800 feet deep, providing Ogopogo with plenty of places to hide. Several years ago, Japanese researchers attempted to locate the beast using radar, but their funding ran out before they could spot a ridged back, red eyes or spiked tail.
Now, however, everybody has a chance to prove there really is an Ogopogo. The Penticton Chamber of Commerce has put a Can$2 million (about U.S.$1.3 million) price on the monster's head. Anyone who can come up with scientific proof that the monster exists -- and is not just an oversized sturgeon -- will take home the money.
"There has to be something out there," said Chamber of Commerce manager John Singleton to the Canadian Press. "There's too many people who have seen something."
Sound familiar?
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salon.com > Travel May 16, 2000
Wanted: Canada's Loch Ness monster
British Columbia's mysterious "Ogopogo" has a price on its slippery head.
- - - - - - - - - - - -
By J.A. Getzlaff
Loch Ness, eat your heart out -- Canada has its very own, equally elusive lake beast.
"Ogopogo" is the creature's name, and it is rumored to live in Okanagan Lake, in southern British Columbia. For decades, residents of the area have reported sightings of the giant water monster; the area's original Native American inhabitants, according to a Reuters report, called it N'Ha-a-itk, or "The Lake Demon."
Unfortunately, nobody has been able to prove that the mythical lake dweller exists. Okanagan Lake is 97 miles long and 1,800 feet deep, providing Ogopogo with plenty of places to hide. Several years ago, Japanese researchers attempted to locate the beast using radar, but their funding ran out before they could spot a ridged back, red eyes or spiked tail.
Now, however, everybody has a chance to prove there really is an Ogopogo. The Penticton Chamber of Commerce has put a Can$2 million (about U.S.$1.3 million) price on the monster's head. Anyone who can come up with scientific proof that the monster exists -- and is not just an oversized sturgeon -- will take home the money.
"There has to be something out there," said Chamber of Commerce manager John Singleton to the Canadian Press. "There's too many people who have seen something."
Sound familiar?
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Cinder,
I've heard of that one, different lake though. There's actually a board up in the provincial park with the legend on it. My parents own a lot out there and my cousins and I have always just refered to it as Moberly D*ck. Me and one of my cousins actually decided to try to take our peddle boat out to the middle of the lake to try and find "D*ck".
I've heard of that one, different lake though. There's actually a board up in the provincial park with the legend on it. My parents own a lot out there and my cousins and I have always just refered to it as Moberly D*ck. Me and one of my cousins actually decided to try to take our peddle boat out to the middle of the lake to try and find "D*ck".
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I like legends. I think they are cool.
I used to go fishing with my Dad in the Ocean. 20 miles out in a little boat you see nothing. After hours in the sun and seeing weird things like sunfish, large manta rays and even sea turtles, you start to wonder... what else is there
I used to go fishing with my Dad in the Ocean. 20 miles out in a little boat you see nothing. After hours in the sun and seeing weird things like sunfish, large manta rays and even sea turtles, you start to wonder... what else is there
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gosh, looks like we can find the darndest things to talk about, my its monsters lol
i don't know if i would prefer a bigfoot or an addict, they both need to be ran away from and i can't run now. nite, nite
i don't know if i would prefer a bigfoot or an addict, they both need to be ran away from and i can't run now. nite, nite
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