the virginia plant man, west virginia 1968: humanoid encounters

a reply to: CaptainBeno

Our meat wrapped bones might seem odd to a species of invertebrates. Joints look pretty weird when you take the flesh away from them. O.o

I always thought the human body was a really weird creation in general, natural or not.
We share eating, drinking, and breathing, with the same channel...

We share reproduction and waste excretion with another...
icky

We're pretty much covered in sebum oil and made of just as much bacteria as we are normal cells.

Then we have fun bits like hair and nails that are at their core, the same material.

We don't regenerate superficial damage well, we just clump over it with scar tissue.

We have many examples in the animal kingdom of far superior body structures, yet we exist at the top of our ecological chain?

Dude, I love these crazy stories at the end of the day. Keep them coming. On a secondary anyone else notice this is another bow Hunter story...

Spriggans!
lol. Awesome story, S&F.

a reply to: Archivalist

if weren't for your brain we would be in the very bottom of the ecological chain

a reply to: Piggy315

lol! i noticed that too when i was answering the first round of answers, i thought: damn, how did i miss this awesome synchronicity?

a reply to: smashdem

thanks

One thought always rings in my mind when I read about 2 foot tall grays, plant lifeforms, Reptilian ET's
-That Civilization has progressed to the point of Faster Than Light Travel from star systems and can build spaceships...

Thank you for trying to muddy the political waters around here..

Very interesting story, never heard it before.

First Mothman...now veggie-man...WV is makin' it's move! Freaky thing is that I live about 10 miles outside of Fairmont! But it's the first I've heard of such an encounter albeit back ~1968. Hmmm...

Thanks for posting these weird stories. I love weirdness.

a reply to: manuelram16

or maybe you are looking at it wrong

a reply to: Menrva

thanks!

a reply to: KenTodd

those encounters never get beyond obscure tales

a reply to: oldcarpy

thanks

Again another story I have never heard but again fascinating

originally posted by: KenTodd
First Mothman...now veggie-man...WV is makin' it's move! Freaky thing is that I live about 10 miles outside of Fairmont! But it's the first I've heard of such an encounter albeit back ~1968. Hmmm...

back in the day there was the Flatwoods Monster

probly just a psycho owl but who knows