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-Aqualung- April 5th, 2006 06:42 AM

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Originally Posted by jeff & eddie
Vampires did exist a little more than 500 years ago. But these were not the same kind(garlic, undead, coffins ect..) vampires that "hollywood" has portrayed for decades. The vampires I speak of were agents of the Illuminati who while practicing satanic rituals would sacrifice humans and drink their blood during ceremony. Although such dark rituals went out with the "blood cure-all commemoration", it was a very dark era in history(black plague anyone?). History doesnt lie.

No wonder you believe in God, you believe in everything else too.

JP(NL) April 5th, 2006 06:53 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr. Matt
Well I don't know about werewolves, but I definitely believe in vampires. Nothing like Dracula and all that nonsense -- in reality they're far worse. They have their fingers in everything, they take money from industries and people alike without their consent and sometimes even without their knowledge, and the government actually encourages and supports them. How do I know this? Well, I've spoken with one of them. He was part of an organisation known as the Inland Revenue, though it goes under different names in different countries. The organisation has existed in one form or another since the 1600s at least, and its very powerful.

They were behind 9/11 aswell, right?

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History doesnt lie.
History is relative and subjective, just like the church.

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Regardless, I sincerely doubt that the "hairy men" in the woods are hells angels or builders. Would it make sense for one of them to run around naked looking to eviscerate unsuspecting victoms? No. But would it make sense to do that if they were a werewolf who cannot control themselves? Absolutely. In remote areas of the world, the werewolves that have been spotted are known to be violent.
For fuck's sake, ask yourself that question. Does it make sense for a bloody werewolf, a mythological creature from ages past, to run around naked and to go killing people? It makes as much sense as belgian waffles and flying monkeys.

Mr. Matt April 5th, 2006 06:54 AM

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Originally Posted by jeff & eddie
Im afraid not, a bear looks nothing like a werewolf.

There could be a monkey in the picture you've supplied, and nobody would be able to tell the difference.

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Besides, there have been werewolf sightings in places that bears do not live.
There aren't supposed to be big cats in Britain, but they're around here somewhere...

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The vampires I speak of were agents of the Illuminati
Uh oh!

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Originally Posted by JP(NL)
They were behind 9/11 aswell, right?

No stupid, 9/11 happened in broad daylight!

SteviEboY April 5th, 2006 07:12 AM

Re: The Reality of Werewolves: An intelligent analysis of Lycanthropy
 
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Originally Posted by jeff & eddie
Im afraid not, a bear looks nothing like a werewolf. Besides, there have been werewolf sightings in places that bears do not live.

Vampires did exist a little more than 500 years ago. But these were not the same kind(garlic, undead, coffins ect..) vampires that "hollywood" has portrayed for decades. The vampires I speak of were agents of the Illuminati who while practicing satanic rituals would sacrifice humans and drink their blood during ceremony. Although such dark rituals went out with the "blood cure-all commemoration", it was a very dark era in history(black plague anyone?). History doesnt lie.

Regardless, I sincerely doubt that the "hairy men" in the woods are hells angels or builders. Would it make sense for one of them to run around naked looking to eviscerate unsuspecting victoms? No. But would it make sense to do that if they were a werewolf who cannot control themselves? Absolutely. In remote areas of the world, the werewolves that have been spotted are known to be violent.

It was dark, and he was scared, how many werewolves has this guy seen. Does he know what one REALLY looks like?! Maybe it was another 'large hairy man' with his head stuck up a fox's ass! That would explain why the hells angels would be running around naked in the woods! A sexual perversion involving wearing foxes as hats!

Oh jeez, then Vampires are alive today. You get people who do that blood letting stuff, it goes on through out the goth culture. Look at groups of satan worshippers they drink blood all the time and you still get ritual killings blah blah blah. The Illuminati are still about today, not sure if they ever indulged in the sort of rituals you are referreing to but I do know that they are a shady bunch with there fingers in a lot of pies.... hmm, pie.. as is the Inland Revune, the worse of them all, curse them!

Well, it depends on what they want to do to them really, see above comment invloving foxes, I wouldn't want to be in the woods with naked bikers. I'm not sure if they would own up to it to with their ' I chew on barbed wire, me ' personnas. Not many people can control themselves after drinking 15 pints of Stella Artois, they don't call that wife beater for nothing.

Crazy Wolf April 5th, 2006 07:43 AM

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Anyone else come to the conclusion that some people are just plain nuts :lol:?

Mephistopheles April 5th, 2006 07:48 AM

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Pied Piper of Hamelin is also not a mythological creature, he is quite real.
Since the 13th century he and his descendants have been leading little innocent children into disaster.


In the olden days:


http://www.washjeff.edu/CAPL/images/m/1431.jpg

Modern evidential images:

http://weser1a.de/Abb066/RaNeum94_b.jpghttp://weser1a.de/Abb066/Ra_McDo_007op.jpg http://www.inijrp.de/media/media-164.jpg http://www.gamingforums.com/image.ph...ine=1143429867

Quite convincing, I think.

Don't mess with werewolves, vampires and
Pied Piper!

SpiderGoat April 5th, 2006 07:51 AM

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Originally Posted by jeff & eddie
it was a very dark era in history(black plague anyone?). History doesnt lie.

Black plague - somewhat more than 500 years ago - ca. 1500 - get a history book

And what history are you referring to exactly? What books? What sources? You give an "intelligent" analysis? Than you should bring in sources and evidence for what you claim history tells.

SteviEboY April 5th, 2006 08:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Mephistopheles
Pied Piper of Hamelin is also not a mythological creature, he is quite real.
Since the 13th century he and his descendants have been leading little innocent children into disaster.


In the olden days:

http://www.washjeff.edu/CAPL/images/m/1431.jpg

Modern evidential images:

http://weser1a.de/Abb066/RaNeum94_b.jpghttp://weser1a.de/Abb066/Ra_McDo_007op.jpg http://www.inijrp.de/media/media-164.jpg http://www.gamingforums.com/image.ph...ine=1143429867

Quite convincing, I think.

Don't mess with werewolves, vampires and Pied Piper!

That is truely the scariest thing I have ever seen.

*shivers*

Not the guys avatar, thats just sort of wierd looking.

DnC April 5th, 2006 08:31 AM

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Originally Posted by jeff & eddie
Vampires did exist a little more than 500 years ago. The vampires I speak of were agents of the Illuminati who while practicing satanic rituals would sacrifice humans and drink their blood during ceremony.

But people do that nowadays though.

USMA2010 April 5th, 2006 10:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Mr. Matt
There could be a monkey in the picture you've supplied, and nobody would be able to tell the difference.



There aren't supposed to be big cats in Britain, but they're around here somewhere...



Uh oh!



No stupid, 9/11 happened in broad daylight!

:rofl:

Curse the broken rep system!

jeff & eddie April 5th, 2006 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by SpiderGoat
Black plague - somewhat more than 500 years ago - ca. 1500 - get a history book

And what history are you referring to exactly? What books? What sources? You give an "intelligent" analysis? Than you should bring in sources and evidence for what you claim history tells.

The disease was prevalent in europe from the 1300's until the 1700's. Thus, my previous statement of 500 years ago, remains true. Perhaps it is you who needs to take a peek into a modern history book. :)

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Originally Posted by DnC
But people do that nowadays though.

What we have today are hardly "vampires". They're simply seeking shock value, even if that means the consumption of human blood. They most certainly represent the backside of society in my own opinion.

The illuminati however, were very different. Drinking blood in their rituals was crucial before taking part in their endeavours. Having excess blood in their system prevented CAC, which was a very dangerous affliction aftering being exposed to a magnetic field over over 1.5 gauss. Which means yes, cruor absent cachexia as we know it today, did affect people experimenting with time travel.

Nusentinsaino April 5th, 2006 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by SteviEboY
Not the guys avatar, thats just sort of wierd looking.

That's Judge Doom from Who framed Roger Rabbit :)

Mephistopheles April 5th, 2006 10:55 AM

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Yeah, quite adequate :cya:.

JP(NL) April 5th, 2006 10:59 AM

Re: The Reality of Werewolves: An intelligent analysis of Lycanthropy
 
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Originally Posted by jeff & eddie
The illuminati however, were very different. Drinking blood in their rituals was crucial before taking part in their endeavours. Having excess blood in their system prevented CAC, which was a very dangerous affliction aftering being exposed to a magnetic field over over 1.5 gauss. Which means yes, cruor absent cachexia as we know it today, did affect people experimenting with time travel.

It's time for your pills. Go with the nice men in the white coats.

Mr. Matt April 5th, 2006 11:12 AM

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Originally Posted by jeff & eddie
The disease was prevalent in europe from the 1300's until the 1700's. Thus, my previous statement of 500 years ago, remains true. Perhaps it is you who needs to take a peek into a modern history book.

If you were referring to the 'Black Death' in your original post on the subject, then it only 'officially' lasted from 1347 to 1351 in Europe. As there is no such thing as the 'Black Plague', that's the only thing that comes to mind.

If you are referring to the bubonic plague, the plague thought to be responsible for the 'Black Death', this disease has literally plagued the world for millennia. It has hit Europe, the Middle East and Asia multiple times throughout history, including Roman Europe. Indeed, it is still very much a problem to this day in China and other areas of Asia, and cases still occur in Europe and the US (though which much less frequency these days).

And I believe that SpiderGoat asked you for sources on your Illuminati rantings. Of all the things I've ever read on them, vampirism, Satanic rituals and time travel devices aren't exactly frequently mentioned (unless you happen to read certain fictional novels, of course). The term is generally associated with freethinkers and these days, the New World Order, so if you're going to made wild, utterly insane claims without appearing to be either a nutcase or a troll (keyword!!!), back 'em up with unbiased and academically credited sources.

Sedistix April 5th, 2006 11:23 AM

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That avatar and personality combined…
Ever seen Poltergeist 2?

“God is in his holy temple.."

jeff & eddie April 5th, 2006 11:28 AM

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Black death, black plague, bubonic plague, yersinia pestis, doesnt matter what you choose to call it or nick pick the names. They are all the same thing. The disease plagued europe, and my original statement that it was happening 500 years ago still remains unshaken.

With all due respect, im not here to hold everyones hand and explain to them that X Y and Z are the same thing. Like if you wish to believe that are hurricane, cyclone, and typhoon are all different things, there is little I can do. But I do request at least some knowledge of the topics at hand being discussed. Always makes for a more lively debate. ;)

Mr. Matt April 5th, 2006 11:29 AM

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It does matter what you call them. The Black Death and the bubonic plague are drastically different things, and the black plague doesn't exist.

And I still haven't seen any of those sources. There's no debate of any sort while you're just talking nonsense without any backing.

Fire Legion April 5th, 2006 12:36 PM

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Werewolves don't exist for the simple reason no one's seen them well enough to get a real photo. You really think that in the entire history of mankind no one would have a clear view of a werewolf and be able to prove it?

Karst April 5th, 2006 12:38 PM

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I was pretty amused at seeing "werewolves" and "intelligent analysis" in one thread title. Read USMA's first post, that pretty much says it all.

USMA2010 April 5th, 2006 01:11 PM

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Originally Posted by jeff & eddie
Black death, black plague, bubonic plague, yersinia pestis, doesnt matter what you choose to call it or nick pick the names. They are all the same thing. The disease plagued europe, and my original statement that it was happening 500 years ago still remains unshaken.

With all due respect, im not here to hold everyones hand and explain to them that X Y and Z are the same thing. Like if you wish to believe that are hurricane, cyclone, and typhoon are all different things, there is little I can do. But I do request at least some knowledge of the topics at hand being discussed. Always makes for a more lively debate. ;)

A typhoon rotates one direction, a hurricane another. The bubonic plague swept across Europe in the 1200s and 1300s, not 500 years ago.

Simply drinking blood doesn't make a person a vampire. Its the whole fangs, turn into bats, burn in daylight crap that counts. Underworld vampires, not teenage goths who hate their parents.

TehL@stCetra April 5th, 2006 01:19 PM

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I promised myself I wouldn't post in this thread again, but heck, I just have to, to say...

Who Framed Roger Rabbit? is the best movie of ALL TIME

and

ToeJamm and Earl is the best Genesis game of ALL TIME

JP(NL) April 5th, 2006 01:38 PM

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Originally Posted by USMA2010
Simply drinking blood doesn't make a person a vampire. Its the whole fangs, turn into bats, burn in daylight crap that counts. Underworld vampires, not teenage goths who hate their parents.

Well, if he sees goths as vampires, werewolves could just be very hairy hobos that havn't shaved in years.

A man with a hairy back is a scary sight indeed.

SpiderGoat April 5th, 2006 02:21 PM

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Originally Posted by jeff & eddie
The disease was prevalent in europe from the 1300's until the 1700's. Thus, my previous statement of 500 years ago, remains true. Perhaps it is you who needs to take a peek into a modern history book. :)

I was just gonna reply when I noticed Matt had already done that. Cheers. Read Barbara Tuchman, Lis or Soly.

Though still... No sources. Fine, forget about the black death. Give us some sources on these vampires.

jeff & eddie April 5th, 2006 02:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Fire Leigon
Werewolves don't exist for the simple reason no one's seen them well enough to get a real photo. You really think that in the entire history of mankind no one would have a clear view of a werewolf and be able to prove it?

There are more than a fair share of eye witness accounts to provide evidence that werewolves do exist. And just because no one has clear photographs, doesnt mean they dont exist. There are many animal species that have no been photographed and yet we say they do exist. Besides, do you honestly think photographs will change anything? Even if someone obtained clear photographs, there will always be the stubborn skeptics who cry hoax.

Nusentinsaino April 5th, 2006 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by jeff & eddie
There are many animal species that have no been photographed and yet we say they do exist.

Yes. Like the giant squid for example... They have never been sighted or photographed alive. However, remains of the dead bodies proves the existence. Werewolves? We never found the remains since it was invented.

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Originally Posted by Jeff & Eddie
Besides, do you honestly think photographs will change anything?

Yes.

Nostradamouse April 5th, 2006 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by jeff & eddie
Im afraid not, a bear looks nothing like a werewolf. Besides, there have been werewolf sightings in places that bears do not live.



Vampires did exist a little more than 500 years ago. But these were not the same kind(garlic, undead, coffins ect..) vampires that "hollywood" has portrayed for decades. The vampires I speak of were agents of the Illuminati who while practicing satanic rituals would sacrifice humans and drink their blood during ceremony. Although such dark rituals went out with the "blood cure-all commemoration", it was a very dark era in history(black plague anyone?). History doesnt lie.

Regardless, I sincerely doubt that the "hairy men" in the woods are hells angels or builders. Would it make sense for one of them to run around naked looking to eviscerate unsuspecting victoms? No. But would it make sense to do that if they were a werewolf who cannot control themselves? Absolutely. In remote areas of the world, the werewolves that have been spotted are known to be violent.

MAy I remind you that Illuminatis were founded at the end of the 18th century, I doubt they are behind the "peste noire" (black Plague in French) of the 14th century...

Crazy Wolf April 5th, 2006 07:37 PM

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I find it amusing that his avatar is that crazy Nazi from Raiders of the Lost Ark, a guy who would believe in myths and fairy tales.

I haven't seen ANY proof, I don't believe in werewolves, sasquacthes, or vampires.

czech speacial forces April 5th, 2006 07:45 PM

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Originally Posted by jeff & eddie
There is a lot that man does not know about his natural world. Throughout history, for as long as man has been around, he's seen "Things" that certainly do not qualify as normal life on earth. While I believe there are a lot of interesting topics under cryptozoology, this thread will be focusing on lycanthropy. Or as the media calls it, "werewolves".

My biggest bit of evidence for the existance of werewolves, is that we have sightings of something called "bigfoot" all the time. There is research being done, foot imprints taken, hair samples and other direct evidence that some kind of large humanoid being does infact exist. But im fairly certain, that being is not a "ape-man" but rather a werewolf.

Now, think about it. Lets put on our fantasy hats for a second and pretend that there really is an ape-man called big-foot. Why is it so elusive? Why is it so hard to track and find? Especially when all footage we see of it shows a slow moving animal that is big and clunky? Here's why. A werewolf would be capable of turning back into a man, essentially eluding capture and no one would be more the wiser to that fact. Another coincidence, why havent we found any bones of bigfoot? Here's why. If a werewolf died, it would revert back to human form.

About three years ago, my brother Eddie was camping in Tennessee(near Oak Ridge if you've ever been there), and he saw what looked like a werewolf in the forest. Here's the picture he took before it ran off

http://www.picfury.com/b/werewolfinforest-2-th.jpg

The picture may be hard to see, it was taken at about 11pm at night(when he was headed back to camp) and it wasnt a full moon. He sketched it about a week later when he returned home with us, here's what he drew

http://www.picfury.com/b/werewolf-2-th.JPG

He described the ordeal as VERY fightening, and there was a horrible stench when he saw its outline up ahead(another synonymous detail with "bigfoot" sightings). But he clearly saw its head, and said it was a wolf animal, not a monkey. After he saw it, he said he got his picture and the camera noise made it run away on its hind legs through the forest. He later said the camera probably saved his life, he was worried it could of attacked him.

Has anyone here ever experienced things like this before? I know my brother eddie isnt the only one.

did your brother happen to eat a mushroom before this incident?

Crazy Wolf April 5th, 2006 07:47 PM

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That might explain why the "werewolf" was all purple with dots....

jeff & eddie April 5th, 2006 11:17 PM

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Originally Posted by Nusentinsaino
Yes. Like the giant squid for example... They have never been sighted or photographed alive. However, remains of the dead bodies proves the existence. Werewolves? We never found the remains since it was invented

If you expect to find wolf-man bones and such, that likely wont happen. Since when a werewolf dies, it reverts back to human form. Any "remains" found of a werewolf will look like an ordinary human being. Its not coincidence that bodies are found in the woods.

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Originally Posted by Nostradamouse
MAy I remind you that Illuminatis were founded at the end of the 18th century, I doubt they are behind the "peste noire" (black Plague in French) of the 14th century...

they want you to think they were founded in the 18th century, but thats only when they piggybacked onto the enlightenment and established their name. prior to that they were still around. They were called satanists, and their intentions were the same.

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Originally Posted by Crazy Wolf
I find it amusing that his avatar is that crazy Nazi from Raiders of the Lost Ark, a guy who would believe in myths and fairy tales.

Wrong movie.

Crazy Wolf April 5th, 2006 11:25 PM

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Eh, looks like him. Black hat, crazy gleam in eyes. Is he the same guy, but from a different movie?

SpiderGoat April 6th, 2006 02:39 AM

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Originally Posted by jeff & eddie
they want you to think they were founded in the 18th century, but thats only when they piggybacked onto the enlightenment and established their name. prior to that they were still around. They were called satanists, and their intentions were the same.

(Déjà vu) Proof it.

Mr. Matt April 6th, 2006 04:15 AM

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Originally Posted by jeff & eddie
If you expect to find wolf-man bones and such, that likely wont happen. Since when a werewolf dies, it reverts back to human form. Any "remains" found of a werewolf will look like an ordinary human being. Its not coincidence that bodies are found in the woods.

Aside from watching Underworld a few too many times... sources?!



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they want you to think they were founded in the 18th century, but thats only when they piggybacked onto the enlightenment and established their name. prior to that they were still around. They were called satanists, and their intentions were the same.
Sources?!

Jackthehammer April 6th, 2006 04:18 AM

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seeing this guy strongly believing in werewolves, I find my time spend in the evolution thread, trying to convince him, useless and lost time.

Sedistix April 6th, 2006 04:41 AM

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seeing this guy strongly believing in werewolves, I find my time spend in the evolution thread, trying to convince him, useless and lost time.
Yeah, i noticed that as well. While debate and discussion with some is a good thing, you can't help think that for others, it's utterly useless to even try.

SteviEboY April 6th, 2006 04:51 AM

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At the start I was trying to back you up and say that even though I don't believe in vampires and werewolves it is possible to have a discussion about them... now you just seem to be making a hell of a lot of stuff up. Vampires around 500 years ago, time travelling illuminati etc etc. Kinda takes the whole fun out of it and just makes me think... wtf?!

I'm impressed though that this got to page 4

DnC April 6th, 2006 06:37 AM

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Originally Posted by jeff & eddie
Wrong movie.

Isn't he the dude in Who Framed Roger Rabbit that gets steam rollered?

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Originally Posted by jeff&eddie
Even if someone obtained clear photographs, there will always be the stubborn skeptics who cry hoax.

It's not the skeptics that cry hoax, it's the photographs.

USMA2010 April 6th, 2006 08:21 AM

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Nusent, you're actually wrong about the squid. One was photographed alive not too long ago.

http://pharyngula.org/images/giant_squid_lg.jpg

http://www.usatoday.com/tech/science...d_x.htm?csp=36

JP(NL) April 6th, 2006 08:40 AM

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Regardless, just because a 'giant squid' has been found, doesn't prove that the legends of the Kraken and other giant squids attacking and sinking boats are true.

Werewolves we have ZERO evidence of. None, other than unreliable eye witnesses and myth. Eye witness accounts are as reliable as Fox news is objective.

Nusentinsaino April 6th, 2006 10:06 AM

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Originally Posted by USMA2010
Nusent, you're actually wrong about the squid. One was photographed alive not too long ago.
http://www.usatoday.com/tech/science...d_x.htm?csp=36

Dang! Why wasn't I imformed! Although, they have found 60 foot dead squids but never alive at this massive size...

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Originally Posted by jeff & eddie
If you expect to find wolf-man bones and such, that likely wont happen. Since when a werewolf dies, it reverts back to human form. Any "remains" found of a werewolf will look like an ordinary human being. Its not coincidence that bodies are found in the woods.

Excuses, excuses... :vikki:

USMA2010 April 6th, 2006 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by JP(NL)
Regardless, just because a 'giant squid' has been found, doesn't prove that the legends of the Kraken and other giant squids attacking and sinking boats are true.

Werewolves we have ZERO evidence of. None, other than unreliable eye witnesses and myth. Eye witness accounts are as reliable as Fox news is objective.

Well duh. All I am saying is that giant squids are not mythical creatures. Well, the massive ship attacking ones are.

jeff & eddie April 6th, 2006 08:26 PM

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A Giant Octopus isnt a Giant Squid. And finding a 30 foot cephalopod hardly counts as the "giants" that many evolutionists scream exists.

Either way, the giant squid is a mythological beast. Wherewe, we have proven video of "bigfoot"(actually a werewolf) captured on tape. On top of that, we have footprints, and legends that go back centuries of its existance.

Nusentinsaino April 6th, 2006 08:35 PM

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The bigfoot captured on film in the 1960's was proved to be a hoax, and so did the 'footprint castings'. :vikki: You're too gullible.

Wikipedia: The Patterson-Gimlin film shows a creature that is definitely not a bear, and this film was for a long time considered the strongest evidence for Bigfoot. However, Wallace claimed to have been involved in hoaxing the film, and opinions remain divided as to the film's authenticity. Many experts have judged it as a hoax, Napier among them. In late 2005 the film was stabilized to make the action clearer. It can be seen here, and some say it clearly shows the action of a man walking. See Patterson-Gimlin film for further information.

Joe Bonham April 6th, 2006 08:48 PM

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Werewolves? We never found the remains since it was invented.
Didn't you know? Harry Potter and friends hide the bodies so the muggles won't find out. ;)

Nusentinsaino April 6th, 2006 08:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Machiavelli's Apprentice
Didn't you know? Harry Potter and friends hide the bodies so the muggles won't find out. ;)

Jeff & Eddie needs to realize the point of what you just said. :deal:

Sedistix April 6th, 2006 09:35 PM

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Originally Posted by jeff & eddie
A Giant Octopus isnt a Giant Squid. And finding a 30 foot cephalopod hardly counts as the "giants" that many evolutionists scream exists.

Either way, the giant squid is a mythological beast. Wherewe, we have proven video of "bigfoot"(actually a werewolf) captured on tape. On top of that, we have footprints, and legends that go back centuries of its existance.

I'm curious how one can justify things like vampires, and werewolves existing, and then almost in the same instance attempt to refute proven creatures (That do exist) such as giant squid. Those images in previous posts, are indeed real, they are of a giant squid not an octopus. Just because they are stills from video doesnt make them any less real.

Nevermind all the evidence against your arguments, and the fact that you have zero evidence to prove any claims you make other than; “because I say so.” Nevermind all of that... What's it matter right?

The funniest thing about this whole issue and similar others, is that you alone do the most damage to your reputation. Anything anyone else could ever say, can't come close to your own incoherent statements.

Giant Squid

Joe Bonham April 6th, 2006 09:38 PM

Re: The Reality of Werewolves: An intelligent analysis of Lycanthropy
 
Chilllll out Sedistix.


God, isn't like the universe is going to end if jeff&Eddie believes in werewolves. :rolleyes:

Crazy Wolf April 6th, 2006 10:39 PM

Re: The Reality of Werewolves: An intelligent analysis of Lycanthropy
 
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Originally Posted by Nusentinsaino
Jeff & Eddie needs to realize the point of what you just said. :deal:

I'm not sure if reading about magic is allowed in his house. Werewolves and Inteeligent design, yes, but none of that dark arts stuff^.^

USMA2010 April 6th, 2006 10:43 PM

Re: The Reality of Werewolves: An intelligent analysis of Lycanthropy
 
And then Harry Potter and his band of evildoers were cast into the flames of hell for all eternity for defying the Lord.

Yay daddy, good story!

I've come to the conclusion that Jeff & Eddie is indeed a moron, and no longer is diserving of any bit of respect from anyone here.

J&E, you blithering moron... We have a 20 foot long tenticle, a movie, and first hand accounts from the crewmen. Not only that, but some remains of these things have been taken up in fishing trawlers before. The only evidence you have of anything is what some retard historian said about vampires, what your coward brother saw because he is afraid of the dark, and someone who had the great idea to fool gullible people like you by dressing up like bigfoot.


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