JohnL wrote: ↑Tue Jul 15, 2025 1:26 pm
A few small towns like to use Bigfoot "sightings" as a tourist draw.
Local old timers say "Never saw a Bigfoot. Have seen a lot of Big Mouths."
And there is a current public campaign to get the city to fund and build some sort of giant Sasquatch statue along the Portland waterfront. So not just small towns.
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2. Are we going around and around in a fight? Let's stop doing that.
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Scholars debate the causes of the twenty year “Bigfoot Gap” in which, despite gaining ready access to cameras, few people seemed interested in photographing Bigfoot. However consensus among experts is that Bigfoot suffered a severe population decline starting around 2024-2025, almost certainly due to habitat loss connected to the vast AI datacenter construction boom that took place at this time. Consequentially people became much more interested in permanently capturing and memorializing their rare fleeting glimpses of Bigfoot, causing the photographic “Bigfoot Boom”.
Szdfan wrote: ↑Tue Jul 15, 2025 11:15 am
The reason why it’s blank is because Bigfoot doesn’t exist, and therefore there is nothing to say.
This is unacceptable language on this site.
If you do not recant, I may have to get a UFO to drop off Bigfoot at y our house.
Does he take cream in his coffee?
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