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reply posted on 1-9-2009 @ 04:57 PM by Dr Love
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Mod edit: Seeing as how the menstruation post you're referring to is still there, it stands to reason that Gemwolf wasn't referring to it as
"off-topic", but instead the posts above it.
Peace
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reply posted on 1-9-2009 @ 04:58 PM by ravenshadow13
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Then a very valid response would be to go and find the percentage of bipedal primate encounters that have witnesses who were menstruating.
Until we have that information, it would be wrong to use it for just this single video as there might be no correlation.
In addition, this is one of the first times I've heard someone ask that question. Perhaps it's because she was in a bikini. Because, to be honest,
now I expect all of you who asked to pose the same question in all the future bigfoot/yeti/sasquatch threads where a witness is female.  That
would be fair. Although I'm sure we will never find it out unless a bigfoot encounter reporting database posed that question when sightings are
reported.
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reply posted on 1-9-2009 @ 05:00 PM by ravenshadow13
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Perhaps. But maybe now that people know there have been sightings in that area, more people are trying to pull a fast one, taking advantage of the
spotlight with the issue.
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reply posted on 1-9-2009 @ 05:50 PM by SLAYER69
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Alma
Alma
Alma n : a creature reported to be of ape-like appearance that inhabits the mountains in central Asia, which was up until a few years ago part of the
Soviet Union.
Although not as well known as the Yeti and Bigfoot stories about the Alma suggest that it is a creature more akin to a hairy human than an ape.
Professor Boris Porchnev, of the Moscow Academy of Sciences, published a description of the creature based on detailed stories he'd gathered from
people who had seen it.
"There is no under layer of hair so that the skin can sometimes be seen," says the report. "The head rises to a cone-shaped peak," it continues,
and "the teeth are like a man's, but larger, with the canines more widely separated." Porchnev's description also noted that the Alma can swim in
swift currents and run as fast as a horse. Breeding pairs remain together living in holes in the ground. Their diet consists of small animals and
vegetables, and they have a mainly nocturnal nature. It is also noted in the report that Almas have a "distasteful smell."
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reply posted on 1-9-2009 @ 06:02 PM by PaulKCA
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I did not ask the original question because of her appearance or attire.
I have presented this question believing it may have relevance to this encounter. And I consider any inference otherwise to be naivety of the world in
which we live.
In Bear country even a female dog that is in heat can be a hazard, or lead to the unnecessary death of a truly majestic creature such as a Bear.
Whenever there is a Female present in any Wilderness environ this question should be asked and known, before even venturing forth, so that precautions
can be taken, especially if there are predatory species that humans could become prey to. Most predatory species have a much more acute sense of smell
and hearing than any human.
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reply posted on 1-9-2009 @ 06:11 PM by jd140
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Originally posted by ravenshadow13
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Then a very valid response would be to go and find the percentage of bipedal primate encounters that have witnesses who were menstruating.
Until we have that information, it would be wrong to use it for just this single video as there might be no correlation.
In addition, this is one of the first times I've heard someone ask that question. Perhaps it's because she was in a bikini. Because, to be honest,
now I expect all of you who asked to pose the same question in all the future bigfoot/yeti/sasquatch threads where a witness is female.  That
would be fair. Although I'm sure we will never find it out unless a bigfoot encounter reporting database posed that question when sightings are
reported.
Asking in a serious manner if a girl is menstrating isn't a question a guy usually asks about a good looking girl in a bikini.
Now if that same girl started complaining and starts crying then it would fit.
Animals smell a womans menstration and are attracted to it. If you have a dog, then you would know. So yes, this could be a valid question for any
females who have spotted a bigfoot.
You can hop off your womens lib soapbox now.
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reply posted on 1-9-2009 @ 10:01 PM by LocoHombre
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reply posted on 1-9-2009 @ 10:12 PM by ravenshadow13
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Then tell me why this is the first time I've heard anyone ask that question about the female witness of a bigfoot encounter in this forum?
If it's a a serious consideration, which I personally believe it is because primates have a keen sense of smell especially for specific pheromones,
it should have been mentioned before.
I'm wondering why all of a sudden are we asking now, when we've had many reports of bigfoot encounters with women before.
I don't care that they asked. I'm wondering why in this thread and not other threads, especially about encounters with much closer contact
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reply posted on 1-9-2009 @ 10:48 PM by jd140
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Thats easy.
It has never crossed anyones mind to ask.
All questions have to originate somewhere. If everytime someone reacted to a new question for an old topic the same way you did then we would all just
be running around in circles asking the same old questions and getting the same old answers.
New questions opens up new paths of thought.
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reply posted on 1-9-2009 @ 11:59 PM by EsSeeEye
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I'm not sure exactly why, but it feels like an advertisement to me. Maybe some viral thing. I was able to predict it to the moment.
Think about most other virals that have come about recently (like the lizardman on the camper trailer, etc):
Friends having fun for about 20-30 seconds, then something off camera freaks one of them out, then shaky footage of some blurry creature while the
rest freak out.
This video just seems to fit the formula. I know that's no conclusive proof against its validity or anything, but that was my immediate reaction to
it.
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reply posted on 2-9-2009 @ 01:17 AM by banned4life
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If you listen carefully to her scream, that is pretty convincing evidence
not according to chemtrail debunkers  they'd want to some yeti poo at least..
a thug yeti who spys stalks and creeps, moan. we humans are silly
the "female birds and bees" thing makes sense though.
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reply posted on 3-9-2009 @ 06:53 PM by Necrosis
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There's not much detail in the vid but there's something about the way it stands up and the motion when it walks into the woods that seems genuine
to me. It's doesn't seem to be in a hurry and doesn't really speed up when she screams but just steps very smoothly into the woods. It would be
interesting to know how long they were there before this happened as it they might have showed up and surprised it while it was foraging by the river
or something been there awhile with it hiding and it finally decided to get out of there. The menstrual angle is interesting as I've heard that
animals can detect it as well but never really researched it much. I know you're not supposed to go in the ocean for obvious reasons while doing so
but, supposedly being a primate, it would be a plausible explanation for why it could be attracted if it was.
This one seems a lot more likely to be real than the Polish mountain Yeti video that also has a thread here but there's no way to say 100%
unfortunately. I think the worldwide sightings are too similar and too widespread for something to not be out there and It's pretty sad but someone
is probably going to have to bag one or hit one in a car to prove it.
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reply posted on 3-9-2009 @ 07:34 PM by ghostryder21
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yeti in polish means peeping tom
2nd line to loophole system
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