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18 minutes ago, Steven P said:

 

How very true....

 

 

And now onto a fresh news story? Big cats and Big Foots... far more interesting.

🤷‍♂️Enjoy your day SP.

I didn’t in reality think for one moment you’d actually answer a straight question. 
I’ll leave you to your creative editing. 
Whilst you sit and try to deceive people just take a look at the numbers for this year SP. That’s the taxes of over 213000 hard working people just to fund  one years worth 🤷‍♂️ yet idiots like you keep trying to justify it. IMG_2085.thumb.png.2183b5175edd3f363db0e3e13795d48d.png

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and the cats?

 

 

See why this thread is kind of dying and frustrating... you should create your own thread the JohnsonD Spamming Thread.

 

 

 

So to catch up before he went off on one (again) - news story Today... couple of US 'big foot hunters' froze to death.... is Big Foot a thing or just a handy myth to let (mostly) US blokes have a good excuse for a weekend out in the forests (not shooting) and what about more home grown things in the woods, are there UK wild cats out there?

 

 

(edit: The big cat thing.... had a couple of conversations over the last couple of months, a couple of serious blokes (by their profession anyway) have been convinced, one by a 'dog walker how knows his stuff' and another by the local council tree man contractor with scratch marks on trees that were 'claws' (not deer horns). Always been sceptical but I don't spend all my work time out in the woods.)

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That's always been my thoughts but the blokes the other week made me think, plus over the years one or 2 others.

 

 

However some of the members here spend days out in the forests, on the big estates, working or shooting, might know something more concrete than rumours.

 

 

 

(for big foots, to get a big foot carcase would be worth millions "I thought it was a bear so shot it", live even more, if there was anything out there big money would be in it rather than 2 blokes with a dodgy phone camera. UK wild cats not so much money to find one "So what, you have a European Lynx carcase" type of thing, rumours being rumours that farmers shooting them just bury them else they get all sorts walking over the fields, dogs in with livestock, crops trampled)

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Bigfoot and big cats can't really be mentioned in the same breath, I'd say... we've definitely had stray big cats out and about in the UK at times, whether or not they survive for very long (doubt it) or manage to team up and procreate for a feral population (even biglier doubt it) is another question. 

Have we got any at the moment, who knows? We'll definitely have another in the future though.

 

Bigfoot, though... even given the vast area of wilderness in the US and Canada, the sheer number of trail cams, rifle scopes, and smartphones snooping around even the periphery would have turned up some evidence by now.

Just another once-unknowable question  that can be relegated to fairy story, like the Yeti, Chupacabra, Yahweh, and, sadly, poor old Nessie.

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50 minutes ago, peds said:

Bigfoot and big cats can't really be mentioned in the same breath, I'd say... we've definitely had stray big cats out and about in the UK at times, whether or not they survive for very long (doubt it) or manage to team up and procreate for a feral population (even biglier doubt it) is another question. 

Have we got any at the moment, who knows? We'll definitely have another in the future though.

 

Bigfoot, though... even given the vast area of wilderness in the US and Canada, the sheer number of trail cams, rifle scopes, and smartphones snooping around even the periphery would have turned up some evidence by now.

Just another once-unknowable question  that can be relegated to fairy story, like the Yeti, Chupacabra, Yahweh, and, sadly, poor old Nessie.

Peds and SP  fans of the old Trump speak it would seem, they say imitation is the greatest form of flattery 😂

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1 hour ago, peds said:

Bigfoot and big cats can't really be mentioned in the same breath, I'd say... we've definitely had stray big cats out and about in the UK at times, whether or not they survive for very long (doubt it) or manage to team up and procreate for a feral population (even biglier doubt it) is another question. 

Have we got any at the moment, who knows? We'll definitely have another in the future though.

 

 

That was kind of my view of the big cats, some dumped in the wild when the various laws came into place, sets up an urban myth 60 years later. Was some suggestions that they bred with Scottish wild cats, personally I think they'd see them more as dinner than a mate;

 

 

Loads of phone footage of big foots... from a distance, behind a tree, in the night, a recording of a call, but the recorders never go close (especially in the winter) to get any footage of tracks... 

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22 minutes ago, Steven P said:

Relevance?

 

Or can you just not hack a discussion not involving you? How about back off and let others have a voice? or just keep being an arrogant arse and monopolise every thread?

 

 

 

Right, back to cats and big foots....

😂😂  crack on SP 😂😂😂 🐈‍⬛ 🦶 

 

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