Bigfoot Searchers Reveal "Important Footage"!
As we discussed this morning, many believe that Bigfoot is alive and real and, yes, in the woods of North Carolina! According to a recently released video clip that Matthew Moneymaker, head of the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization, describes as "The most important footage of a Sasquatch since the Paterson/Gimlin film taken over 40 years ago," Bigfoot is warm-blooded and likes Zagnut bars.
Retired chief of State Fraud Investigations Bureau and current Bigfoot hunter Michael Greene took the film in North Carolina's Uwharrie National Forest last year using a remote "thermal imager" video camera. "You cannot fool a thermal imager," he says, "as it is recording only the heat signature of what it sees. Thus, a man in a costume would look splotchy and irregular, as his costume would suppress the body heat to varying degrees, unlike a naked man, or Bigfoot, which would appear primarily as a solid color." Science!
On April 28, 2009, Greene trained his camera on a stump where he'd left a Zagnut bar (yum!), pressed record and left the area. When he returned two hours later, the Zagnut bar was gone.
"On reviewing the tape I saw that about half an hour after I drove away, the creature very cautiously approaches, crawling up the hill behind the stump, then reaches up with its right arm and grabs the Zagnut bar. Then it crawls backwards , moving almost out of sight and moves off to the right of the screen. A few seconds later, perhaps emboldened by its success, it reappears on the right side of the screen and moves, standing upright, to behind a tree, where it slowly sways back and forth, giving the viewer a good idea of its enormous bulk.
I don't know what is on that tape. But it is definitely in the woods, and it definitely seems to be naked. Does anyone know if Germans like Zagnut bars?







John Edwards has fallen so damn far.
Technically speaking the same thing happens practically every day in the "Vale of Cashmere" in Prospect Park. Replace "Zagnut" with "anonymous penis" and there you go!
Believe me, I often do that replacement at parties. It's quite the hit!
Ooooooo… now I am feeling peckish.
Aren't all Zagnut bars made for Sasquatch consumption? Surely humans don't eat them.
It looked like there were maybe two "Sasquatches" in that video? Or at least two different heat signatures. Maybe one was a really hot tree stump.
Strangely, apparently so. I had thought the same thing, about two Sasquatches. But, from Michael Greene's description of the tape on his website:
"It will help you understand what you are watching if you bear two things in mind. From your perspective you will notice a very white area just to the right of the stump. This is the lower part of a tree that was heated by the sun in the afternoon."
Why the sun would not have similarly heated the trees or other objects around, I don't know. Maybe there was a small opening in the forest canopy?
Or perhaps we should go with the null hypothesis, for lack of a better term, that there are no Sasquatches in the video.
This is the most important footage since a blurry 16mm print taken from a point beyond the focal range of lenses available at that time, and shakier than the cinematography in 'Any Given Sunday'?
Arguably true.
I like how he placed his camera, like, NOWHERE NEAR the Zagnut bar. Plausible deniability!
I wouldn't want to be near that Zagnut bar either! I hear they're manufactured by Katy Perry.
Just because someone can make a video in B&W of their moving finger– wrapped in tin-foil– shot through Bermuda grass and some sticks– with a Vaseline smear across camera lens doesn't mean Sasquatch doesn't exist.
So hikers not only have to worry about the urisne threat that knows and enjoys human food, we've got to now worry about "perhaps emboldened" Sasquatches. Sasquatchii?
Thanks Mike. Thanks a fucking lot.
Matthew Moneymaker, head of the Bigfoot Field Researchers Organization.
This is my favorite sentence of the week.
Ok, sentence fragment.
I dunno, man, "Retired chief of State Fraud Investigations Bureau and current Bigfoot hunter" is pretty amazing!
It's a natural career progression.
Bears have been known to walk on their hind legs. It's freaky as shit. look: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DlOgV5qnqfQ