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Wasnt Lyle Laverty (Who used the yard stick) the SAME EXACT size as patty? Sweaty, you are royally pissing me off, badly. WHY, oh, WHY, cant you just accept, no, why cant you even consider Kitz's, astro's, manglers anaylsis's (I feel the big three are light years ahead of you, both in credentials, common sense, and critical thinking) instead of your pseudoscientific analysis to support your own damn conclusion? You are not trapped in a corner...you are Demolished...daily. Just accept the fact that you are wrong. |
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That is a rather redundant question. Isn't it impossible to unequivocally state that anyone is or was the "same exact size" as Patty? It's not as if she voluntarily hiked up to a ranger and allowed herself to be measured. The best anyone can do is an educated guesstimate.
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Comparing Patty's body proportions to Bob's body proportions is the only way to determine if Bob's body dimensions truly match Patty's. A comparison to "Bob-in-a-suit",....especially when we don't know to what degree the suit is extending his arm length.....is meaningful only to a desperate skeptic who can't handle the fact that Bob's dimensions never match Patty's.....in direct comparisons. ![]() Enjoy your time in make-believe land, Sewer Boy. ![]()
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The wisdom of Diogenes.... "So far, I am not aware of any evidence which indicates with any degree of likeliness, however small, that Bigfoot creatures exist....anywhere in the world." tyr13: "There is no proof of bigfoot so there is no proof that bigfoot isn't a bear." |
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That's just plain wrong, Sweaty, and you're now just projecting your own silliness on to me. Just repeating yourself isn't helping you. First of all, again and again and again you ignore the detailed measurements that Astro made showing that Patty's or not at all inhumanly long. They show a maximum difference of only 1 - 2 inches with Bob out of a suit and Patty. You're the only one with your eyes wide shut around here.
Second, the comparison is not meaningless. When we know that when Bob's hands are in the gloves of two different suits, there are no extensions being employed, and it matches Patty - and on top of that measurments out of the suit show minimal difference - it means you are screwed. Your try-hard comparison with different angles and poses with Bob's arm foreshortened goes up in flames. Try bringing it to me, Sweaty. Try dealing with the details and the debate in front of you. Repeating yourself and ignoring the data is the true sign of desperation so don't try your projection garbage with me. Give me your best, Sweaty. Not this lame stuff you're doing now. |
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At the time you asked the question....you already knew that I had only done a few comparisons.....and, in addition, my answer alluded to that, very plainly, and very clearly. My original answer didn't contain a precise quantity....but what it meant was obvious....."enough for me, but not for you". It clearly alluded to a small quantity. You knew full well what my answer meant, Sewer Fountain. What is significant, though, is the comparisons themselves. They stand on their on '2 feet', so to speak. The results are always the same....in every comparison to Bob, and in every comparison to other people, Patty's arm-length appears longer than the human's arm, proportionally speaking. So, here's the deal.....Mr. Sewage, you can continue to play your 'false accusation' game, using more "examples" of your questions which I have failed to answer, for various reasons...but you will never find ONE of them, that you can ask me now, (as an example of a refused question), that I won't be willing to answer, in short order. To prove this...I'll give you 7 questions.....7 attempts to show the world that I am actually afraid to answer, and refusing to answer, your questions. (Surely, given that many attempts...you can find ONE question that I am TRULY afraid to answer......right? )After those 7 questions are answered, (quickly).....I'll then have a perfectly clear rebuttal for your future accusations.....and I will post those questions and responses every single time you falsely accuse me of "refusing" to answer questions. The more you accuse me of refusing to answer....the longer my rebuttal list/post will become....and I will post it, and re-post it, in my own defense, after every single accusation.
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You have repeatedly posted those Poser 7 skeletal comparisons. According to you, you must be desperate. ![]() I will continue posting more comparisons of Patty with Bob....and they will continue showing the same result.....Patty's arms reaching down closer to her feet, than Bob's do, to his. Never will there be a comparison that shows the opposite. To see that happen....you have to live in a land of make-believe.
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Little mak, thank you for the support but please...
1) Once again... serenity now! 2) Where it concerns me, I would say Sweaty's critical thinking and common sense falls far short compared to the three of us you mention. However, Astrophotographer and mangler have better credentials when it comes to image analysis than Sweaty but not I. We're both equally qualified in that regard and it becomes a matter using our our intellectual abilities as best we can to deal with the arguments regarding image analysis. What Sweaty really should do is try and heed better the arguments of a person like Astro who makes detailed measurements and has the training and skill to do it properly. Instead he just ignores them and runs away. |
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Nice try. That makes me persistent, not desperate. Of course I will post the images again and again if you continually evade accounting for what they show. Oops for you.
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"Why.....that doll-hand redux isn't just good ....it's downright... "awesome!!!" Absolutely AWE-inspiring!! Now, of course....this doesn't mean it has any relevance to Patty's hand.......it's just that the doll-hand redux......to look at.....is, simply... ....."awe-awe-awesome!!!" And, kitakaze's "opinions" are as smelly as everything else he says in his posts.
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I was hoping you might say that. Four months ago you gave me what you refer to as a non-answer. "Enough" is not a sincere answer, is it?
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Do you you really think so, GT? I will accept that criticism. I can see how that impression might come across. Let me try and explain a little where I'm coming from. Based on all the time I have known Sweaty through his posts he tries to make skeptics look unreasonable and close-minded. Like as though we're in a kind of grumpy stupor that prevents us from seeing the real wonder in the world. He constantly tries to ensnare skeptics in his games. He dances around and gloats whenever he thinks he's succeeded in making a skeptic look like an idiot. His essential goal is to try and score points on people here who criticize the underlying reasoning of his beliefs regarding Bigfoot (and to a lesser extent alien visitation to Earth and Martian civilizations).
I figured out long ago as Vort is just beginning to figure out now that Sweaty doesn't respond to rational thinking and reasoning that go against his preconceived beliefs. Rather then burn my wheels out trying to reason with Sweaty I take a somewhat different approach. I keep my basic arguments in tact but I emulate Sweaty and the way he reasons and behaves. He doesn't speak the language of critical thought very well so I talk to him in Sweatish. I find it effective and quite funny. I like it much better than being in a prolonged state of exasperation with him or being enfuriated with his nanner-nanner-poo poo games. Here is a post that I think you may have had in mind when you wrote your above post: Wow. It's like being a Sweaty clone. I'm using the same smilies the way he does and I'm just flat-out gloating. I'm kinda taunting him like a cocky SOB. Please note there, GT, that Sweaty wasn't making any real concession. He hasn't conceded and given up the deeply flawed claim that Patty's arms are inhumanly long. If Sweaty once ever made any type of concession or admission of error, I would never rub his face in it. I would accept it graciously as you would. Sweaty just recently told me he made a mistake in assuming I was talking about Bob and Patty definitely being suits when I was actually talking about the different occassions that BH has donned a suit. I could have pounced on him then and did the whole routine but I didn't as I had no desire to take it to that kind of level. I want to trip up Sweaty when he tries to make skeptics look foolish and illustrate his agenda but I don't want to sacrifice my principles to do it. I think it's wild to use Sweaty's own words and methods or at least the semblage of it to disqualify his flawed arguments. I assume that people get that I'm doing that. If people could read that post I made and not realize that I was channeling Sweaty but rather genuinely being a dick and normally behave that way to everybody, then maybe I should rethink the concept. I don't think it's cool to go to a place where I'm not channeling Sweaty that but rather trying to shut him up with the threat of numbers against him. That whole concept sucks to me and there's no wit or humour in it at all. If anyone else didn't get I was emulating Sweaty or thinks I'm bullying him, please speak up. |
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Actually, no. I'll explain why. Persistence is trying to get someone to address an argument and not giving up no matter how long they try and pretend it's not there.
Desperation in the context we are discussing is seen when you have an argument that you put forward, it is clearly refuted and carefully explained to you how, and yet you just bring it back again. That's the action of a person who has no recourse other than admitting their error or simply repeating it. You make a comparison with Bob and Patty and claim it as evidence that Patty's arms are inhumanly long, and then your own method is used to show that the comparison is flawed and (this is a big and) detailed measurments are provided that show the difference between Patty's arm and Bob out of a suit is negligible. If you then disregard those detailed measurments that show Patty's arms are a good match for Bob's and well within the confines of human proportions and quibble about Bob being in suits in those comparison images (as though it has some relevance to whether or not a human in a suit could be Patty) while simply reposting your own comparison that has been explained in great detail to be invalid, then you are behaving in a desperate and ineffectual manner. It should be pretty simple... Step 1 - Person "A" makes an argument. Step 2 - If the argument is flawed Person "B" presents a counter-argument addressing each of the individual flaws of the original argument. Step 3 - Person "A" concedes the error of the original argument or provides a rebuttal addressing each of the flaws of the counter-argument and how they do not apply to the original argument. This process repeats itself and may include the modification of thinking by both parties. Step 3 should never simply be Person "A" repeats Step 1 and ignores essential parts of Step 2. That is not a sincere debate. That is exactly what you did by ignoring Astro's measurments of Bob out of a suit and introducing a non-issue about the images of Bob in a suit. That is the desperate behaviour of a person unwilling to modify or revise their thinking based on new and better information. That is the behaviour of a fanatic rather than a critical thinker. Do you understand how that applies to the discussion we've been have about your claim of Patty having inhumanly long arms and how that in turn applies to a human in a suit being able to be Patty? |
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Sweaty, I think post #1974 is a good example of what I think is intellectual dishonesty on your part as well as the shrill, irritating, and flailing behaviour. I am loathe to fully quote your post because I'm simply tired of seeing giant bold and italicized red text with triple exclamation marks. However, I think we would benefit from another look at the following posts:
The part in italics is the part you ommitted from your response here: The irony is that you accused me of misrepresenting you and distorting the truth when I emphasized the part where you said Patty's arms could be as long as a human's while leaving out the part about being in a ratty suit yet you just there did the same thing to me as well as having done it to Spektator earlier. He said he wasn't saying the doll hand effect is responsible for the perceived bending of Patty's fingers in the non-linear gif, only that it could be. You left out the first part and responded to the latter as though that was all that was said. Regardless, you know perfectly well from the many images that I post and my explicit statements that I believe any finger bending could easily be accounted for by fingers in a glove of a suit. You know that I have never stated the doll hand effect to definitively be responsible for what's in the gif. The intellectual dishonesty comes in when knowing that, you post my compliment of wolftrax's redux of the doll hand effect demo as the proof of me stating the belief you know I don't hold. You manically flail over my use of the word "awesome" while de-emphasizing that I was stressing I'm not saying it's definitively responsible. That's not cool, man. That's a misrepresentation of what I'm saying big-time and a distortion of the truth. Complimenting wolftrax on his demonstration on the quality of his demonstration in no way equates agreement with it definitively, particularly when I have explicitly stated my own favoured theory. Here's the kicker, though. Spektator's doll hand demo and Wolftrax's effective, clear, and awesome redux of it still absolutely have the possibility of being responsible for the perceived finger-bending. Check this out. Here wolftrax explains to you exactly why your counter-argument with images was flawed in response to his redux (you know, Step 2): He gives you precisely the reason why the doll hand effect is still a valid possibility. Here's the hilarious part that is so typical of you. Wolftrax just put the disarmed your grenade and threw it back to you and all you had to say was this: ROFL! That is so damn funny! I find that hilarious. Sweaty doesn't have time to check out the important Step 2 and go to Step 3. He's got bolding and italicizing and huge fonts and triple exclamation marked and individually coloured text rants to make. He is to busy prancing around and mocking people in weak Jim Carey fashion to actually function effectively in a debate.That is why I think you are intellectually dishonest and why so many people think you are about as welcome as a fart in the shower. |
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Don't put words in my mouth. I didn't say the 5'9 to 6'2 estimate was hypothetical, nor did I say it was inaccurate. There are a number of ways to arrive at a reasonably accurate estimate of Patty's height, and I have little doubt that the estimate is reasonably accurate. But it IS just that: an estimate. My point was that you can't make the claim that anyone knows Patty's exact height. An estimated 5 inch difference in height is hardly exact.
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Another misrepresentation of what I've said, by Sewer King...
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I'm not sure if the P/G film is real or not. However, I think most of the current evidence points to it being real. All of the stories I've heard about it being a hoax (who was involved, how it was done, why it was done, etc...) have holes in them you could drive a truck through. Then there are the longstanding, unclaimed rewards being offered for the costume & for any proof that it is a hoax
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Sure. I've been busy, enjoying the long weekend. ![]() My son and I had front row seats at the Providence Bruins game last night. We saw a great hockey game.......except that the Bruins lost in overtime. ![]() The short answer is.....No, I don't think that I have absolutely proven, beyond all doubt, that Bob's head is too large to have fit inside Patty's....but I think the comparisons show there's a very good chance....a high probability....that his head is too wide, all around, to have fit. (Again....and as always....nobody can ask me a Bigfoot-related question that I am afraid to answer, or will respond with an outright refusal to answer that particular question.) As for those two posts of yours that you mentioned, I'll read them and respond to them later, when I have time to. |
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Very good point, WV! ![]() I've recently made that same point. It applies to Bob Gimlin....who, allegedly, could write a tell-all book, detailing the whole event. Despite the Film's ever-growing legendary status, and the fact that most of the scientists who've studied the film in detail have decided in favor of it being legit....Bob Gimlin has never written the book. The book with a potentially very big reward. |
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This is not really an answer. Are you stating that you have no measurements to demonstrate your claim is true? This was the context of my question. If this is true then you can not make the claim. It is based SOLELY on your subjective opinion (with flawed "comparisons") and not by any objective measurement. Actually, my measurements show the head's width on the comparison image I posted to be about even. You never refuted that and then shifted the argument to is head was "too square" or "not pointy enough".
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False reasoning. A suit can exist. A person can wear a suit. Therefore, it is probably that a guy in a suit could be the subject in the film. On the other hand, we are supposed to believe this is a film of a creature that has never been proven to exist in any way for 40 years since the film was made. It seems highly unlikely that the subject in the film is an actual bigfoot and it is more likely that it is a man in a suit. Argue all you want about producing the suit (which could have been destroyed or lost) and that Gimlin keeps to his story (didn't the surgeons photo hoax stand for many decades without anyone admitting it was a hoax?). Instead the argument should be "where is the good evidence that bigfoot exists"? Until that is shown, the best solution remains that it is a guy in a suit.
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Gentlemen, there is a thread for the Memorial Day footage. It's currently on page 1 of the Gen. Skep. forum. I come to this thread to read about the PGF and matters attendant to its discussion. Please, will you take this sidebar discussion to the appropriate thread? Thank you.
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I have to agree with Wolftrax (and I usually do), I'm sure he has a point here because he, and I, have a long history with Sweaty and his tactics, much longer than anyone here. Also a little side track to a 50 page thread (the 3rd of 3 so far) rehashing the same old junk can only be a good thing IMO.
A little advice Vort, first calling wolftrax "junior" only shows your lack of knowledge on the subject of the internet bigfoot world, his knowledge on the subject vastly eclipses yours. Since you don't know how old he is I have to assume you believe yourself to be his superior. Also you are wasting your time arguing with sweaty and trynig to get any concessions out of him. You have to catch him in his contradictions and double speak. |
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Bottom line is, this thread is about the PGF. Let's stick to the topic, shall we?
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If you think this has gone too far off topic contact a moderator, last I looked you aren't one.
Like I said maybe wolftrax' point is relevant, but you'll never know unless you let it play out. |
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I guess my question got lost in the shuffle, so I'll ask it again:
Haven't most of the special-effects people who have studied the PGF, people who know a suit when they see one, concluded that the subject of the PGF is a guy in a suit? (the exception being Bill Munns) |
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Chris Walas, Stan Winston and Rick Baker have all gone on record as saying it's a guy in a suit. Winston said, and I quote, "It's a bad hair suit." Also, Janos Prahoska initially said he didn't think anyone could make such a convincing suit, but then in the same interview, when asked directly, opined that it would take "about six hours" (I think he said six) to glue on all the hair.
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I know some have said they could do it. Then when they tried, they failed miserably. The late Jonas Prohaska(sp?), who was an actor who portrayed various apes in movies, said he didn't think it was a person in a costume. But if it was, it was the best costume he'd ever seen. This is where I think the idea of it being a guy in a suit, runs into direct conflict with what has been reported about Roger Patterson. That he was broke. I would think if it was a guy in a suit, it would've been debunked years ago unless it was a very very good custom made suit. Very very good custom made suit=$$$$$$$$$$$ So how would a guy who was broke come up with that caliber of costume?
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