"Skeptic gives Top 10 "Why Bigfoot Does Not Exist."
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Saturday, March 26, 2011
Newspaper Column, A Matter of Time
Share Your Bigfoot Sighting
If bigfoot exists, we as forest users should be told. It is as simple as that. Moreover, if enough evidence exists, then, the appropriate government agency should be spending the funds to find out for sure if it exists. Does this line of thinking not sound reasonable? Perhaps, the government is allocating funds to research this animal. We are not always told about what our government is engaged in. We can all agree on this last statement, I believe.
Friday the 25th, I gave my bigfoot business card to the woman doing our taxes. I, of course, asked her if she knew of anyone that has seen a bigfoot. No, was her answer, but she said her nine-year-old daughter was intrigued by and couldn’t get enough of the subject. As I left the tax preparers office, I gave a couple waiting a card. I got the usual smile and chuckle under the breath from both. “Anything is possible,” the woman said.
I do want to make it very clear that I’m aware the discovery of bigfoot is near the bottom of a priority gauge in this troubled world we live in. But, I just happen to write a bigfoot column. And so I must carry on, even in the face of the world’s difficulties: Japan’s horrific earthquake and tsunami, Haiti’s slow rebuilding and the several countries engaged in war and revolt. (There is no end to this list, so I’ll stop here.)
It puzzles me why at the mention of bigfoot, people laugh. They laugh, except for those that have seen the animal. While working at North County News a few years ago, I met a man that had seen what he thought was a bigfoot, when he was a child. Forever after, he was the family joke, and his own wife derided and poked fun at his sighting. He never said, but I’ll bet he’s often been gifted with a pair of bigfoot furry house slippers.
If you’ve seen one of these animals, please be proud of it. You may talk about it on the online magazine, Bigfoot Ballyhoo (www.bigfootballyhoo.blogspot.com). You do not have to give a name and no one will press you for further information. We understand that many people that have had a sighting are stunned at seeing an animal that is not supposed to exist. If you know of such a person, do encourage them to talk about it. Until next week, keep “Talking Bigfoot.” ... Linda Newton-Perry
If bigfoot exists, we as forest users should be told. It is as simple as that. Moreover, if enough evidence exists, then, the appropriate government agency should be spending the funds to find out for sure if it exists. Does this line of thinking not sound reasonable? Perhaps, the government is allocating funds to research this animal. We are not always told about what our government is engaged in. We can all agree on this last statement, I believe.
Friday the 25th, I gave my bigfoot business card to the woman doing our taxes. I, of course, asked her if she knew of anyone that has seen a bigfoot. No, was her answer, but she said her nine-year-old daughter was intrigued by and couldn’t get enough of the subject. As I left the tax preparers office, I gave a couple waiting a card. I got the usual smile and chuckle under the breath from both. “Anything is possible,” the woman said.
I do want to make it very clear that I’m aware the discovery of bigfoot is near the bottom of a priority gauge in this troubled world we live in. But, I just happen to write a bigfoot column. And so I must carry on, even in the face of the world’s difficulties: Japan’s horrific earthquake and tsunami, Haiti’s slow rebuilding and the several countries engaged in war and revolt. (There is no end to this list, so I’ll stop here.)
It puzzles me why at the mention of bigfoot, people laugh. They laugh, except for those that have seen the animal. While working at North County News a few years ago, I met a man that had seen what he thought was a bigfoot, when he was a child. Forever after, he was the family joke, and his own wife derided and poked fun at his sighting. He never said, but I’ll bet he’s often been gifted with a pair of bigfoot furry house slippers.
If you’ve seen one of these animals, please be proud of it. You may talk about it on the online magazine, Bigfoot Ballyhoo (www.bigfootballyhoo.blogspot.com). You do not have to give a name and no one will press you for further information. We understand that many people that have had a sighting are stunned at seeing an animal that is not supposed to exist. If you know of such a person, do encourage them to talk about it. Until next week, keep “Talking Bigfoot.” ... Linda Newton-Perry
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