You believe in it?

[Daenerys]

Okay off the Loch Ness subject and onto the subject of BigFoot Lol. I know a friend that supposedly saw Big foot and now she doesn't want to go in that forest with out a gun.

[Panda-chan]

YOU HAVE NO PROOOOOOOOOOOOOOF SO YEAH GOODBYE TO YOUR LITTLE CONSPIRACY

seriously, pics or it didn't happen, lol.

[Daenerys]

It wasn't me, ask her.

[KopsTheTerminator]

Bigfoot is the dumbest thing I've ever heard.. There isn't any evidence that such creature exists. I believe in ghosts but c'mon, Bigfoot?!

[Rarity]

[quote="cheetahstar546"]What about this?

It doesn't look like a branch to me.[/quote]
This was a lost toy float they already said so in the past

[Annie]

[quote="Nitro"]The Loch Ness Monster is from Ireland, not America....

Anyways, no that's not real, I've been to Lake Michigan and it's famous for its creative phonies.[/quote]


Nessie is from Scotland ^^

EDIT: Woops, I didn't realise someone had already pointed that out

Anyway, ontopic. I like to think there's species like that, that we haven't discovered. However, I don't think Nessie or Bigfoot are real.

[Wrightfan]

Nope but I was VERY fascinated by it as a kid.

[Daenerys]

Yes, but has anyone heard of the Ogopogo? It's in the Ogopogo lake in Canada. Scientists say that lake has the highest chance to have some sort of creature living in it's waters.

[TheGunner18]

Well, here's a picture that was taken by Robert Rine and his team in the 1970's while trying to search for Nessie. I think this photo is pretty believeable, even if it isn't very clear (remember, 1970's tech isn't as good as today's tech XD)

[Daenerys]

Yeah I saw that picture, I would really like to believe in Nessie and Champ, it would be awesome to know that some prehistoric creature is still living in our modern day waters.