Full Version: photo of supposed bigfoot on the cryptzoology
whats up with this one
This is a photo that is for sale on eBay. Apparently, someone took a pic of something else, but when it was developed they saw this blobsquatch. Here's what the original pic looks like:
Here's the eBay link:eBay Photo
Here's the eBay link:eBay Photo
Everyone say it together now: " If it wasn't there when you took the photo,it wasn't there."
QUOTE(Jim Flowers @ Jun 19 2005, 01:44 AM)
Everyone say it together now: " If it wasn't there when you took the photo,it wasn't there."
Hey, that was fun! How about:
"If the glove doesn't fit, you must acquit!"
Or:
"It rubs the lotion on it's skin or else it gets the hose again!"
Everyone!
dr lecter is that you :ph43r:
Why is it smelling that dogs butt? It has under its arm..... :blink:
QUOTE(Wildman @ Jun 19 2005, 11:45 PM)
QUOTE(Jim Flowers @ Jun 19 2005, 01:44 AM)
Everyone say it together now: " If it wasn't there when you took the photo,it wasn't there."
Hey, that was fun! How about:
"If the glove doesn't fit, you must acquit!"
Or:
"It rubs the lotion on it's skin or else it gets the hose again!"
Everyone!
:ROTFL: :ROTFL:
QUOTE(boss_of_the_woods @ Jun 20 2005, 10:37 PM)
Why is it smelling that dogs butt? It has under its arm..... :blink:
I just wanted to quote you, boss, because you have the most frightening avatar I've ever seen.
As for the nonsquatch: why does it seem to be wearing a lot of those leaves?
Not again. :speechless:
The most talked about avatar in history! :lol:
:blah: :blah: :blah:
:ROTFL: :ROTFL: :ROTFL:
:ROTFL: :ROTFL: :ROTFL:
I like bosses avatar! It's funny! :lol:
Spaz boy!
pot calling kettel black huh dino lol
Actually, I am high strung....
so are the kids.
so are the kids.
I take this picture in Québec,Canada, 2005,we dont have monkey or gorilla here.
Apparently we don't have 'English as a Second Language' classes here, either.
Someone spent a lot of time poring over this pic. I'm envisioning a failed wildlife photographer frantically studying his portfolio--"Sacre bleu, I will find ze nonsquatch! E-bay will zen bring me millions, millions! Americans will buy anything!"
Apparently we don't have 'English as a Second Language' classes here, either.
Someone spent a lot of time poring over this pic. I'm envisioning a failed wildlife photographer frantically studying his portfolio--"Sacre bleu, I will find ze nonsquatch! E-bay will zen bring me millions, millions! Americans will buy anything!"
grrrrrrr, stupid double post... :doh:
QUOTE(walkingcarpet @ Jul 8 2005, 12:31 AM)
grrrrrrr, stupid double post... :doh:
Dontcha Just hate'm! :beat-up:
Anyone ever decide on this photo? It looks like a gorilla to me, but I don't see any signs of photoshopping it in there. :confused:
Also the thing under it's arm looks like a sheep to me.
KW - Are you pondering what I'm pondering?
Also the thing under it's arm looks like a sheep to me.
KW - Are you pondering what I'm pondering?
QUOTE(walkingcarpet @ Jul 8 2005, 12:28 AM)
I take this picture in Québec,Canada, 2005,we dont have monkey or gorilla here.
Apparently we don't have 'English as a Second Language' classes here, either.
Someone spent a lot of time poring over this pic. I'm envisioning a failed wildlife photographer frantically studying his portfolio--"Sacre bleu, I will find ze nonsquatch! E-bay will zen bring me millions, millions! Americans will buy anything!"
Apparently we don't have 'English as a Second Language' classes here, either.
Someone spent a lot of time poring over this pic. I'm envisioning a failed wildlife photographer frantically studying his portfolio--"Sacre bleu, I will find ze nonsquatch! E-bay will zen bring me millions, millions! Americans will buy anything!"
[QUOTE]
:D I had to reply... I spoke (see i know my verbs) with the photographer, he did not expect to have a fellow québécois calling him bout the pic...
Told me he would call back... still waiting
p.s. NOBODY i know says "Sacrebleu"...
QUOTE(walkingcarpet @ Jul 8 2005, 12:28 AM)
...Apparently we don't have 'English as a Second Language' classes here, either....
Not quite, but instruction in English is possible:
QUOTE
...Québec?s education system is one of the most modern in the industrialized world, thanks to a network of quality schools.
French is the first language of over 80 percent of the population of Québec. The proportion of Quebeckers who say they know some French is even higher, at 90 percent. In addition to being the language of everyday life in most regions of Québec, French is the language of instruction.
In 1977, Québec?s National Assembly adopted the Charter of the French Language (Bill 101), which states that all children must be educated in French until the end of their secondary studies, whether in a public school or a subsidized private school. It should be noted that the Charter of the French Language does not apply to Québec?s colleges and universities or non-subsidized private institutions.
For those students who are not fluent in French, the ministère de l?Éducation du Québec (MEQ) offers a variety of language learning support measures in cooperation with the school boards, which dispense preschool, elementary school and secondary school education.
The Charter of the French Language does provide for certain special cases where children are allowed to pursue their studies in English at public or subsidized private schools.
This document briefly describes:
the main categories of children who are eligible for instruction in English at public schools or subsidized private schools;
the steps involved in having a child declared eligible for instruction in English.
The information provided in this document in no way replaces the provisions of the laws and regulations which apply to the right to receive instruction in English; they give only the full and exact scope of the eligibility criteria to be met with respect to the language of instruction...
French is the first language of over 80 percent of the population of Québec. The proportion of Quebeckers who say they know some French is even higher, at 90 percent. In addition to being the language of everyday life in most regions of Québec, French is the language of instruction.
In 1977, Québec?s National Assembly adopted the Charter of the French Language (Bill 101), which states that all children must be educated in French until the end of their secondary studies, whether in a public school or a subsidized private school. It should be noted that the Charter of the French Language does not apply to Québec?s colleges and universities or non-subsidized private institutions.
For those students who are not fluent in French, the ministère de l?Éducation du Québec (MEQ) offers a variety of language learning support measures in cooperation with the school boards, which dispense preschool, elementary school and secondary school education.
The Charter of the French Language does provide for certain special cases where children are allowed to pursue their studies in English at public or subsidized private schools.
This document briefly describes:
the main categories of children who are eligible for instruction in English at public schools or subsidized private schools;
the steps involved in having a child declared eligible for instruction in English.
The information provided in this document in no way replaces the provisions of the laws and regulations which apply to the right to receive instruction in English; they give only the full and exact scope of the eligibility criteria to be met with respect to the language of instruction...
http://www.meq.gouv.qc.ca/rens/banque/Fiches/F95a.htm
But Quebec ain't California, either.
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