Alaska triangle aka sasquatch

[intelpug]

Just got done watching Alaska triangle episode where researcher finds upside down Cedar tree near remote mountain in Alaska, proof that Squatch is in the area . I mean , well, for Gods sake it must weigh 2500 pounds at least! who else could have done it? He say's this while walking down an obviously overgrown road with partially regrown clear cuts visible in the area, Now let's go back a decade or two ago some fine day with that story circulating through every coffee shop , kitchen, and bar room about what kind of signs bigfoot might leave in the woods , well a bunch of loggers with a big log loader to load trucks bored out of their skulls ,, well they wouldn't , they wouldn't , and they certainly would not later laugh their asses off in some bar about it if they did ,, Well would they?

[Delmette2.0]

1. So is there more to this story?

[intelpug]

3. More to it

The alaska triangle on the discovery channel. Just couldn't help being sarcastic about it. Not totally closed minded , I think there may be things in remote areas we know nothing of , don't know what, But it just cracked me up to see that researchers look of awe seeing that upside down tree when I know from years of association with loggers what their sense of humor is like and what logging equipment is capable of doing especially in an area that obviously has been logged in pretty heavily in the past

[Delmette2.0]

4. That helps

So this was a program you saw on Discovery Channel. What did it have to do with Montana?

[intelpug]

5. Montana

Not one thing except loggers humor up there would be exactly the same up there as it would be down here in Montana

[Ptah]

2. Hmm.