Bigfoot and Fox News

[GT/CS]

Fox News seems to gently mock Tom Biscardi regarding his trek to New York looking for a bigfoot that likes to play catch.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7pF9Pn_DIh8

[kitakaze]

Tom of course thought he'd stick it to the man with the old 'no dead bears' fallacy. At least the Fox News guy said "I don't know if that's true" which, of course, it's not. 'No dead bears' is pretty high on the list of footerisms.

Couldn't help but notice trusted news giant Fox News referring to Gigantopithecus as a "branch of primitive man." Try extinct ape. "Presumed!" shouts the guy with the two sizes too small Grover Krantz memorial t-shirt.

[mikeyx]

Tom of course thought he'd stick it to the man with the old 'no dead bears' fallacy. At least the Fox News guy said "I don't know if that's true" which, of course, it's not. 'No dead bears' is pretty high on the list of footerisms.

Couldn't help but notice trusted news giant Fox News referring to Gigantopithecus as a "branch of primitive man." Try extinct ape. "Presumed!" shouts the guy with the two sizes too small Grover Krantz memorial t-shirt.

I was actually invited to this thing several weeks before I learned about Biscardi being involved. The whole situation is botched and badly. I'm glad I wasn't involved in this one. Thats what I know, but if BF is stalking about there, you wont prove it now. Someone's ego F****ked up any objectivity.

[roseglass]

Tom is actually in our neck of the woods right now. First heard of this guy when he did a number on the Apache reservation. You can also see that on YouTube by typing in "Apache Bigfoot" and it shows his procedure for hunting Bigfoot. Apologize, can't post links yet, but worth the time to check out how he hunts for the Foot. He's not correct though, GPS works fine in the Appalachians and I used my cell phone on the AT (Appalachian Trail) quite a bit.