Okay, weird question I know, but what the heck.
Saw a show a few months ago on the Travel Channel called "Bigfootville". It was about sasquatch sightings in southeastern Oklahoma. Never knew that area to be a hotbed of bigfoot activity. The show had what seemed to be normal, reliable folks (or just good actors) telling of their "sightings". The show also took some of them back into the woods at night with night vision cameras, was pretty interesting. I am a non-believer, (and will be until you show me evidence) but this show got me thinking.
Apparently, sightings in the Kiamichi Mountains are common and stories of sasquatch go back pretty far in Indian lore.
We just came back from spending a weekend in a cabin in Octavia Oklahoma, 40 miles north of Broken Bow, in the Kiamichi Mountains. I saw no Bigfoot.
So I am just curious, do you believe in them or not or are you not sure?

~Rob

 

I'm not sure if it has any direct relation to Bigfoot, but that area is notorious for it's home brewed, high powered, smooth tasting White Lightening.

 

It's really just Top in his Ghillie-Suit bathrobe and Flip-Flops going out looking for his morning paper.........

 

ED, those aren't flip flops, those are my feet

Yes I believe in Bigfoot, I see a couple everyday, right on the end of my LEGS

 

That's kind of what I was figuring.

Product of still + real bear sighting + Okie (sorry guys ) = Bigfoot

~Rob

 

I see slightlylargerthanaveragefoot everyday (size 13)

 

Yes, Its a big blue pickup truck that goes to a lot of shows!!

 

Me thinks someone has been playing with the poll options
I hope that doesn't throw off the margin of error.

~Rob

 

The nerve of some people

 

No kidding.

 

Proof???


~Rob

 

so i guess its official??

 

Hey! I recognize that sign! It's right west of Sedalia.

 

C'mon we all not bigfoot is just some hairy, fat guy who isn't very photogenic

 

RAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I am bigfoot!!!!!!!!!