Last TV show you watched - Never Forgotten: a Foster's Home Community

pitbulllady · 12-09-2007, 03:34 PM

The last tv show I watched, aside from the evening news, was an episode of a History Channel series called "Monsterquest", where they examine scientific evidence for or against the existence of "cryptids", or mysterious/unknown/undiscovered animals, like Bigfoot or "Champ", the alleged monster in Lake Champlain. The latest episode was a bit of a let-down, and not surprising at all, involving a supposed "hybrid" or "beast" found dead alongside a road in Maine, the photo of which was all over the internet last year. As I had known since first seeing the photos, it turned out to be a domestic dog, probably a Chow mix, hardly some mutant monster wolf it was reported to be. All these witnesses who'd heard a strange noise in the woods at night, or had a small pet dog go missing, were trying to connect that with the "monster", and the woman who took the photos of the carcass swore that this was the same monster canine she'd encountered in her yard the day before(although the dog had obviously been dead for several days). That episode wasn't nearly as intriguing as the one involving a Bigfoot sighting in Ontario, where there was an actual tissue same gleaned from a board studded with nails or screws, that the creature had stepped on. That DNA sample came back as PRIMATE, but neither human nor chimp, though similar to both. The blood-soaked footprint left on the board was 19 inches long. The one on "Champ" was interesting, too, in that they got recordings of something producing bio-sonar(echolocation) deep in the lake, with a pattern that was similar to, but not the same as, a Killer Whale's. As far as we know, only whales and dolphins use underwater echolocation, which seems to indicate an unknown species of freshewater cetacian living in the lake.
One episode made me think of Foster's, though-that was another on the Bigfoot of the Pacific Northwest. Someone had found some alleged footprints, about 18-19 inches long, that had an unusual(for Bigfoot prints)slightly divergent big toe, and the first thing that crossed my mind was, "who stole Wilt's shoes THIS time?"

pitbulllady

12-09-2007, 03:34 PM	#11
pitbulllady Co-Administrator Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: South Carolina Posts: 2,276	The last tv show I watched, aside from the evening news, was an episode of a History Channel series called "Monsterquest", where they examine scientific evidence for or against the existence of "cryptids", or mysterious/unknown/undiscovered animals, like Bigfoot or "Champ", the alleged monster in Lake Champlain. The latest episode was a bit of a let-down, and not surprising at all, involving a supposed "hybrid" or "beast" found dead alongside a road in Maine, the photo of which was all over the internet last year. As I had known since first seeing the photos, it turned out to be a domestic dog, probably a Chow mix, hardly some mutant monster wolf it was reported to be. All these witnesses who'd heard a strange noise in the woods at night, or had a small pet dog go missing, were trying to connect that with the "monster", and the woman who took the photos of the carcass swore that this was the same monster canine she'd encountered in her yard the day before(although the dog had obviously been dead for several days). That episode wasn't nearly as intriguing as the one involving a Bigfoot sighting in Ontario, where there was an actual tissue same gleaned from a board studded with nails or screws, that the creature had stepped on. That DNA sample came back as PRIMATE, but neither human nor chimp, though similar to both. The blood-soaked footprint left on the board was 19 inches long. The one on "Champ" was interesting, too, in that they got recordings of something producing bio-sonar(echolocation) deep in the lake, with a pattern that was similar to, but not the same as, a Killer Whale's. As far as we know, only whales and dolphins use underwater echolocation, which seems to indicate an unknown species of freshewater cetacian living in the lake. One episode made me think of Foster's, though-that was another on the Bigfoot of the Pacific Northwest. Someone had found some alleged footprints, about 18-19 inches long, that had an unusual(for Bigfoot prints)slightly divergent big toe, and the first thing that crossed my mind was, "who stole Wilt's shoes THIS time?" pitbulllady