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Aug 11

ThinkerThunker: Bigfoot Doesn’t Not Exist

ThinkerThunker writes “80% of the population believe 20% is wasting their lives believing in a myth. But what proof do the masses have for their firm belief that Bigfoot does not exist? But who is really the crazy one here :)”

8 Responses to “ThinkerThunker: Bigfoot Doesn’t Not Exist”

  3. Gumshoguy

    ThinkerThunker is way over due for a thank you and I appreciate what you do from me.

    For his “Bigfoot doesn’t Exist,” expose I say it doesn’t matter much. What matters are over 50,000 witnesses that have reported the opposite including myself, and that list of witnesses runs the gambit from scientist to engineers; to television and radio producers and teachers to OTR truck drivers, police officers, state troopers, rescue paramedics, firefighters, pilots, military officers and personnel, government employees of various agencies to everyday mom and pop to Grammies to prisoners incarcerated in prison to a thief who changed his ways and gave himself up after his unexpected encounter! Nope it doesn’t matter one iota ThinkerThunker. Keep up the good work!

    • Gumshoguy

      In so far as the 80 percent who don’t believe well, chances are great a good number of them will encounter something in their lifetime and no doubt they will look for some place safe to talk about it and share their feelings. Wes has a bright future ahead because his prospective membership grows exponentially as more and more see something that “doesn’t exist.”

  4. Bal G

    You know what, I don’t believe in ufo’s. Think about it, science has proven over and over that without air and water, life cannot exist. No other planet in our solar system has air and water. Maybe these so called aliens come from another galaxy, and are so far advanced, that they don’t need these 2 essentials. Do you really think that it is possible? Far fetched to say the least. The more you think about it, UFO believers are more and more looked at as crackpots, and bigfoot believers are seen as more mainstream.

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