People need to Stop calling Sasquatch / Bigfoot APES -- they are No kind of Ape --- they are a Human Hybrid type of Nephilim :: Time for people to stop Believing all the lies about them being some kind of Ape / Gorilla !
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Reminds me of this “discussion” where hardcore D&D fans whine about other settings not respecting the monster manual’s definition of “dragon”, and insist that people stop calling the two-legged winged version “dragon”, instead of “wyvern”
Pedantry yes, but I thought this whole “4 legs dragon, 2 legs wyvern” came from D&D.
Hm, wikipedia says the various dragon depictions are usually weird combinations of animals, but usually include snakes or something else with scales. I suspect at some point we simly started calling any mythical creature a “dragon”, if it was even remotely reptilian or snake-like, including the asian dragons.
"Time for people to stop Believing all the lies about them being some kind of Ape / Gorilla"
I think it's a two-tiered process, at the very least.
Speculation on where they come from will have to wait on the capture and study of one. Get one, show the elements of Nephilim DNA, then convince them that 'big ape' is a lie.
... what is with this influx of bigfoot posts? Might just be the sites drawn from, but I've seen a lot lately.
And, granted I was never a bigfoot aficionado, but did these idiots all remember/rewatch old episodes of "The Real Adventures of Johnny Quest" and collectively go "Bigfoot aliens? Yeah! That makes perfect sense and fits in with all this other bullshit I believe!"
they are a Human Hybrid type of Nephilim
Ranka Lee in "Macross Frontier": she is ¾ human. A simple question requiring a simpler 'Yes' or 'No' answer, Ed Flunk:
Do the 50-80 foot tall Zentraedi exist...?!
“People need to Stop calling Sasquatch / Bigfoot APES”
Well duh, it’s clearly all just bad gorilla costumes.
@Thraxas #97352
Hah, yes, I’ve seen that, too! I think he has also shown other weird dragons from various mythologies in that video.
@Thraxas #97352
Is that the video where the guy explains how the unicorn was based on rhinos and the Leviathan was based on crocodiles?
I thought that video was a pretty decent as far as arguments concerning how myths are invented go… even if monitors don’t have forked tongues as you say.
Maybe I’m thinking of another guy with another video. I’m thinking of a video with a guy showing a projected presentation using a lot of photos of ancient art and wildlife. I don’t remember a guy showing a bad drawing.
@arp #97339
I guess it’s kinda like the whole thing with “Zombies / Ghouls / Vampires” and how Zombies got conflated with Ghouls while Vampires became a separate thing when they were originally roughly “Corpse-like entranced slave person / Walking cannibal corpse / Walking blood-drinking corpse” (respectively).
Before Romero: Zombies were technically living people who, via malefic Afro-Caribbean magic or a virus, were rendered mindless slaves.
After Romero: Zombies are literal dead bodies that somehow get up and do stuff, eat people, etc.
Of course, many today blend the two. I frankly find the concept involving dead bodies only makes sense to me if it involves the supernatural, otherwise it really stretches my suspension of disbelief. A corpse is rotting, it’s muscles shouldn’t work let alone exhibit super-strength.
I believe that all fantasy needs verisimilitude. Heck I feel the design of centaurs is anatomically stupid when you think about it. I mean, it’s a horse with a person’s upper-body as it’s head! Imagine a reverse-centaur! Why can’t centaurs be rendered like satyrs or merpeople? A centaur should be a human with horsey hinder and hind-legs, like this really weird Roger Waters fan-art I made once…image
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