Sir Godfrey of the Nessie Alliance summoned the help of Scotland's local wizards to cast a protective spell over the lake and its local residents and all those who seek for the peaceful existence of our underwater ally.
I have to agree that what tht guy is holding is not aa tooth, its simply too long, its curvature twists which no tooth actually does and those barbs are also uncharecteristic with a predator's tooth.
Whether or not its an antler though, I can't say, it doesn't match either of the examples but that theory makes the most senes. Claws don't curve like that either and the broken base most closly resembles the base of an antler where its meets the skull.
This guy is not trying to pull a hoax, he just got too excited about something cool he found, I like the way that antler looks I must admit.
Nessie is real. I don't care what anyone says. Put any sort of evidence to the contrary in front of me. I don't care. Nessie is real. Nessie is real. Nessie is real.
I agree that nessies is real but the "real" evidence needs to be sorted from the mistakes. This is an honest mistake. Too many sonar photos have been taken of some kind of creature and not explained to convince me that nessie is real.
wyldechylde said:
I agree that nessies is real but the "real" evidence needs to be sorted from the mistakes. This is an honest mistake. Too many sonar photos have been taken of some kind of creature and not explained to convince me that nessie is real.
wyldechylde said:
I agree that nessies is real but the "real" evidence needs to be sorted from the mistakes. This is an honest mistake. Too many sonar photos have been taken of some kind of creature and not explained to convince me that nessie is real.
skeptik
New Orleans, LA
February 2004
MAY 07, 2005 01:46 PM