The New Organization Misfits

Well technically I can't die.......vampire and all.

 

Bigfoot. *fillers*

 

Oh, that's right.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=sARqCa5Cqu4

 

I want a apartment/office that has a ten inch thick door with bullet proof glass and is basically harder to break into than fort knox.

 

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Why is that?

Sasquatch Yeti and Bigfoot I believe are all the same thing ( suppose you would call it a species)

 

Cause I just want to be a super cool P.I

 

Bigfoot is another name for Sasquatch and they are black and brown. Yetis are white and live on snowy moutains.

 

But it's not very useful now is it?

But they would be classified in the same class of....things. Climate and other aspects make animals adapt to the surroundings but they are still in the same class of species because of their ralations, Yeti and Bigfoot only live in different arewas with different climates, I think they are still the same creature.

 

No...but wouldn't I be the coolest mofo P.I ever.

 

Yetis are also slightly taller then Bigfoots.

 

With you everything has to be cool, whatabout practical, hmm?

Again, that is only a minor thing, another adaption to the enviroment prehaps?

 

Well it is also any apartment, I need a bathroom with a big shower and a big bed :D

 

Hmm, have you heard of a monster called Mokele-mbembe?

 

"one who stops the flow of rivers"

A creature like the Ogopogo and Nessie.

 

I have met a real monster.

 

I've met a few myself. :/

 

Hey guys, wussup?

 

You have met my sister too @____@

Yo dude.

 

It's not a plesiosaur. It lives in the Congo which is the worlds biggest swamp, bigger then most states in the USA. The bible makes a refence to a dinosaur that lives in a swamp, the dinosaur was called Behemoth. Mokele-mbembe is a sauropod.

1776

Perhaps the earliest reference that might be relevant to later mokele-mbembe stories (though the term is not used in the source) comes from the 1776 book of Abbe Lievain Bonaventure, a French missionary to the Congo river region. Among many other observations about flora, fauna and native inhabitants related in his lengthy book, Bonaventure claimed to have seen enormous footprints in the region. The creature that left the prints was not witnessed, but Bonaventure wrote that it “must have been monstrous: the marks of the claws were noted on the ground, and these formed a print about three feet in circumference.â€

1909

Lt. Paul Gratz claimed to have heard tales of a mokele-mbembe-like creature while in the Lake Bangweulu region (now in Zambia) in 1909. The nsanga, said Gratz, was feared by the natives, and he described its supposed shape as resembling "a degenerate saurian". This was perhaps the first explicit identification of the creature with a dinosaur. Gratz further claimed to have been shown a purported nsanga hide on Mbawala island. 1909 saw another mention of a mokele-mbembe-like creature, in Beasts and Men, the autobiography of famed big-game hunter Carl Hagenbeck. He claimed to have heard from multiple independent sources about a creature living in the Congo region which was described as “half elephant, half dragon.†Naturalist Joseph Menges had also told Hagenbeck about an animal alleged to live in Africa, described as “some kind of dinosaur, seemingly akin to the brontosaurs.†Another of Hagenbeck’s sources, Hans Schomburgk, asserted that while at Lake Bangweulu, he noted a lack of hippopotamuses; his native guides informed him of a large hippo-killing creature that lived in Lake Bangweulu; however, as noted below, Schomburgk thought that natives testimony was sometimes unreliable. These and other unsubstantiated reports of dinosaur-like creatures in Africa caused a minor sensation in the mass media, and newspapers in Europe and North America carried many articles on the subject in 1910-1911; some took the reports at face value, others were more skeptical, and others still treated the subject as a joke.

1913

Another report comes from the writings of German Captain Freiherr von Stein zu Lausnitz, who was ordered to conduct a survey of German colonies in what is now Cameroon in 1913. He heard stories of an enormous reptile alleged to live in the jungles, and included a description of the beast in his official report. According to Willy Ley, "von Stein worded his report with utmost caution," knowing it might be seen as unbelievable. Nonetheless, von Stein thought the tales were credible: trusted native guides had related the tales to him; furthermore, the stories were related to him by independent sources, yet featured many of the same details. Though von Stein's report was never formally published, portions were included in later works, including a 1959 book by Ley; von Stein wrote: The animal is said to be of a brownish-gray color with a smooth skin, its size is approximately that of an elephant; at least that of a hippopotamus. It is said to have a long and very flexible neck and only one tooth but a very long one; some say it is a horn. A few spoke about a long, muscular tail like that of an alligator. Canoes coming near it are said to be doomed; the animal is said to attack the vessels at once and to kill the crews but without eating the bodies. The creature is said to live in the caves that have been washed out by the river in the clay of its shores at sharp bends. It is said to climb the shores in even at daytime in search of food; its diet is said to be entirely vegetable. This feature disagrees with a possible explanation as a myth. The preferred plant was shown to me, it is a kind of liana with large white blossoms, with a milky sap and applelike fruits. At the Ssombo River I was shown a path said to have been made by this animal in order to get at its food. The path was fresh and there were plants of the described type nearby. But since there were too many tracks of elephants, hippos, and other large mammals it was impossible to make out a particular spoor with any amount of certainty.

Theres more too.