The search for Bigfoot is over

It was just on CNN.

 

The fact a known Bigfoot hoaxer (Biscardi) is involved in this should raise more red flags than Chinese fans at the Olympics.

 

Surprise. It's fake.

http://www.cbs46.com/news/17232407/detail.html#-

 

I'd like to know where in Northern Georgia it took them a day and a half to hike in.

 

Color me shocked!

 

Another black eye to the profession of journalism, considering how much pub these guys got. And I don't care if journos were "skeptical", the fact that they milked this story for a couple of weeks is a joke.

 

Does this mean The History Channel's 'Monster Quest' can stop doing an episode on every state's particular Big Foot variant.
I like 'Monster Quest,' but I'm tired of the Big Foot stuff.
Best 'Monster Quest' episode: chupacabra.

 

Clearly you have not seen the episode about 'rods.' That episode was high f-ing comedy, especially when they conclusively debunked the thing at the end. I had never heard of 'rods' until this episode of this show, and I'm a sucker for a good bigfoot, loch ness, ufo story, so that surprised me. I really think the 'experts on rods' in this episode were completely fake, paid actors. Seriously, if you watch this show and haven't seen this episode, you've missed the best part.

 

I've seen that episode. Like you, I had never heard of rods before.
I liked the episode because it so thoroughly debunked everything.
Chupacabra was the best though. Those carcasses didn't look right. I don't know what they were.
I'm sick of the Big Foot, grass man, skunk ape episodes, though.
Also bad episodes: mutant canines and the giant cats (although that had a great debunking).

 

Are rods anything like snipes?

 

Wait, so the same guy who argued in support of the idea that autism is fake believes that Bigfoot is real?

 

You give us a link from Australia and it's not about Ian "the Thorpedo" Thorpe.

Fail, you reek of.