Well new year always remind me how lame my life actualy is...
Anyway happy new year
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How about you go out and make it unlame ?
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Party turned out to be way nicer than expected. Almost pissed myself laughing multiple times, won a mortal kombat tournament and came 2nd in poker.
Hope y'all had a great new year's people.
Merry yearmas
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Happy New Years to you all too. Just stayed home and watched Narco's on Netflix. Sorry it was a lame year for some - we all have had some lame years. I know this new year will be amazing and eventful for Ricks and I, as some of y'all might know. :P
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Why is your life lame and why does it remind you? Because you didn't go to an even lamer New Year's party? Don't worry about it. I came to a new year's get together for 3 nights and everyone ended up getting drunk and going to sleep at 2 o clock so in retrospect I ended up feeling lamer than I would have just sitting at home. Hopefully tonight people will have more self control. I spend the night talking with a friend (who wasn't drunk because he takes some medicine) about the meaning of dreams, prophecies and the value of money, about mushrooms and how to find them in the woods and about bigfeet and dogmen. We also played Heroes 3 which was a top favorite game for all of us. It was nice but lame at the end of the day.
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This seems like a perfect night for me too. I hate parties, drinking, crowds, and the smell of smoke (severely allergic). I rather stay home with a love one or close family. Watch a movie, cook a nice dinner, and/or play some games.
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Spent the evening with Dj, playing retail together and introducing him to draenor.
I couldnt ask for a better night.
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I dont give 2 ****s about new year partys
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There is this theory, not sure how new exactly, but I only heard if it a few days ago. Apparently the bigfeet have the capability to cloak themselves or otherwise bend the light around them so that they seem invisible or cloaked, mere shadowy silhouettes. Scott Carpenter is one of the most well respected bigfoot researchers and his videos are as clear as day and actually made me look at the whole bigfoot phenomenon in a different light. His stuff is well documented and professionally filmed and edited. The observations are objective based purely on what's in the videos.
If you are interested in the paranormal or simply are curious, chick this interesting video and more on his channel. I wish more researchers would conduct their research this way. Maybe the paranormal field would be more respected then.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHrSAmXL7yU
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Yup, pretty much the same but with other games. I'd like to play WoD, especially the new expansion coming out, but it doesn't matter since I am going on a gaming hiatus soon, temporarily. I really want to try out demon hunters for the hell of it.
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I like to read bigfoot stories because they are interesting, but I don't believe this at all. And it's too outlandish, you can compare a bigfoot to a bear for most claims against their existence, however it's still highly unlikely they exist. His video proof could be fabricated super easily, and that tree branch doesn't move that naturally. And I looked at another video of his, this one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTwILtapBUg and that looks like it is a large black bear licking the camera. Another one claimed to have caught bigfoot on a back camera, but it looked like a burnt tree stump. His videos are all under like 20 seconds of recording looped about ten million times with his face thrown in their for good measure, would not be that time consuming to fake any of them.
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I agree that a lot of his things, like a lot if not most of all paranormal "proof", is very far fetched and stretched to the max, like random faces seen in foliage mistaken for bigfeet peeking from behind trees. But there's a few particular videos that are very promising, if not the best proof we have of bigfoot today. Like his vocalization videos and many of his back camera stuff. Also the creepiest video of a cryptid I have seen is his dogman video. You can see it quite clearly, then it goes away. Fake or not, something was there looking at him, then it got away back into the bushes, and it's very eerie looking.
Regardless, I think that this guy is genuine simple because of the sheer mass of material he has. Almost every single proof of bigfoot or anything else paranormal is a very poor quality shaky shot of a coupe of seconds, yet he managed to get all these quality shots. Even so, it's not a very high quality but if this theory that the bigfeet can somehow cloak themselves, many things about them could have been explained.
I'm particularly fond of the idea that bigfeet are spiritual beings and not exactly giant ape-men that live in the woods.
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A post from a random fb page,
"The average person can follow the movement of 3 to 4 movable object.Gamer are able to monitor 7-8"
Soooo gamers master race ?Edited: January 1, 2016
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A man is respectable if he consistently brings evidence of the object of his research.
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