PSF Chat II

[timmelon]

Ugh... I forgot to make a screenshot with 600000 posts in stats area.
Hope that next milestone of six sixes will not be missed.

[Silverwing]

Okay, okay, there's a lot of talk about 100% unlikely cryptids like Mothman, Lizard people, and Batsqautch.

But even if you don't believe in them, which would you consider most likely to be possible?


Part of me wants to say Sasquatch/Big Foot/Yeti but I also feel it would have been seen by now. Big Foot of the Pacific Northwest has tons and tons of evidence in its favor.  All the other types around the world and country are not real.  If they exist, it's somewhere in the PNW upwards to Alaska. 

Another would be unknown sea creatures which could totally be considered a serpent or pre-historic fish or something...

[MasterXtreme]

I don't really believe in any, but it's kinda fun to think about I guess.

[Silverwing]

I'm the same way. Sometimes it's fun to talk about, speculate.  I've never seen anything supernatural.

[Sniffles]

It the olden times, so much was unknown about the world, so they sort of just explained it by throwing in supernatural stuff.

Now days we can explain it through evidence and science.  But there are still some unknown phenomena.

[Rainberry]

I  can't believe we're still talking about the unknown.

Have you heard of Ogopogo?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ogopogo

[Soda]

A whats-a-who-what?  Ogopogo?  I've never heard of that.   lol

[Rainberry]

I found out about a long time ago and just happened to remember it.  Lol!  It's essentially Canada's Lake Ness Monster.

[Anyponedrawn]

Isn't it the Loch Ness Monster?

[NostradamusTheSeer]

"Loch" is a Scottish dialectal variation of "lake", so Miss Berry is quite correct.

Ogopogo appeared in a Scooby-Doo comic book.

[Anyponedrawn]

^ Thank you!

And that is an obscure Scooby enemy.   lol!

[Rainberry]

That is a very interesting find there, Nostradmus.  

[NostradamusTheSeer]

I always like it when shows like Scooby-Doo and The Real Ghostbusters dig into myths and folklore to find inspiration. There's  a recurring segment in the comics, in fact, where Velma takes a look at legendary creatures from around the world, from chupacabra to yeti, and all that's obscure, fantastic, and grotesque in between. The Plat-Eye is perhaps my favorite;  I say he deserves his own episode.


I mean, Baba Yaga got two, right...?

[MasterXtreme]

^ That is the Velma I know. 

[TheBeesSneeze]

I think that style of her is actually pretty cute. She has a lot of her beauty hidden by her clothes.  It's a mystery for the fans.