Bigfoot spotted in Kenora, Ont.

Canoe.ca ^ | 07.28.08 | By GARETT WILLIAMS, SUN MEDIA

[Perdogg]

Randy Fobister's pictures have been circulating through Grassy Narrows like gossip this week.

They are of a 38-cm long, six-toed "big" footprint.

Driving to a blueberry picking site Tuesday, about an hour north of the Grassy Narrows First Nation reserve 80 km northeast of Kenora, Helen Pahpasay and her mother saw something they've never seen before.

"I seen a black, um ... thing," Pahpasay said. "It was tall and lanky and it was walking towards our way

[exile]

Meh.

It was probably just Janet Reno again.

[Perdogg]

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[Red_Devil 232]

"It was tall and lanky ..."

Obama?

[savedbygrace]

"I seen a black, um ... thing," Pahpasay said. "It was tall and lanky and it was walking towards our way

Don't let Barack Obama hear this story. He'll have his grandmother put under protective custody in a Chicago minute.

[Perdogg]

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[BuffaloJack]

Was it munching of a bag of beef jerky?

[duckman]

“I seen a black, um ... thing,” Pahpasay said. “It was tall and lanky and it was walking towards our way”
It was carrying a sign with the word ‘Change” on it.

[Always Right]

Bigfoots must be the smartest creaters ever. They have some uncanny sixth sense to avoid people who actually have a camerea.

[VOR78]

Bigfoot???

I really wish people wouldn’t disparage poor Al Gore by calling him such names...

[al_c]

"I seen ..."

No need to read any further than that.

[weegee]

“I want to be alone...”

[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

They did manage to get a picture of a track.

[calex59]

Bigfoot??? I really wish people wouldn’t disparage poor Al Gore by calling him such names...

Nope, you have it wrong Al Gore isn't called big foot, he is called "Big Carbon Foot Print". Glad to clarify that for you. BTW, can you answer this? Why does clear have an e but clarify doesn't? Just saying.

[Always Right]

And we all know a track is impossible to fake.

[vietvet67]

[evets]

Convinced me...

[Non-Sequitur]

ping

[Happy Rain]

No,thats “I vahhhnt to be alone.”

I wonder how many post normal Hollywood Freepers get it?

[fso301]

Must be a constantly mutating species because none of the footprints ever match up. Why can’t someone just shoot one and bring it into town in the back of a pickup?

[Perdogg]

I don’t get it. I do remember an episode of the six million dollar man when Big foot turned out to be some alien.

[weegee]

tall and lanky not short and dumpy.

[weegee]

Sasquatch has a UFO?

[weegee]

Bigfoot is an endangered species, you cannot hunt them.

[VOR78]

You’re right! My bad! Its just a terrible situation, though. The poor sasquatch can’t help it!

See! It happened again! I can’t believe people would resort to this childish namecalling. Its awful, I tell you.

[weegee]

That's nothing, have you seen his dad around?

[Joe 6-pack]

"I seen ..." No need to read any further than that.

Where I grew up in Western Pennsylvania, "I seen" is a very common speech error which simply results from the language people are raised with. If I discounted everything I heard simply because the speaker started with, "I seen," I would have had to ignore the lessons I learned from a lot of old WWII vets, coal miners, steel workers and a lot of otherwise very intelligent, if undereducated people. Unfortunately the rest of our nation is not like Texas, where no doubt, every person speaks perfect English.

[Stoat]

[oh8eleven]

Helen Pahpasay and her mother saw something they've never seen before.
Now you know why we couldn't find him in Pakistan or Iraq or ...

[Grut]

Sasquatch has a UFO?

AND commutes on it from inside the hollow Earth. Everyone knows that.

[vietvet67]

Ok-Ok.

[Rebelbase]

Those are funny commercials. My favorite is the golf cart.

[Rebelbase]

I made a set of contoured Bigfoot feet and tacked them to an old pair of tennis shoes back in the boy scouts. Used to cause havoc in the tenderfoot campsite when they’d wake up in the morning and find tracks in the mud around their campsite.

[HuntsvilleTxVeteran]

LOL,

[Daffynition]

This answers it ...

[fanfan]

[dragonblustar]

If you want on or off the list, please let me know.

Thanks, Dragonblustar

[MaineConservative]

Scared, the women drove back to their community. Pahpasay told her family, who turned her right around for the hunt.

Is it BIGFOOT hunting season? What does it taste like? I never had Barbequed BIGFOOT!!

[maggief]

[Quix]

Thanks.

Many folks are not aware of assertions that such critters have a connection, in some reports, with UFO’s.

[april15Bendovr]

Thats Al Gores carbon footprint.

Heating his pools.

Flying around the world on jet planes.

Lines of limos in front of liberal elite conferences with the engines running with the air condition on.

[driftless2]

"I seen"

I had a COLLEGE GRADUATE!!! co-worker who constantly used that grammatical monstrosity. I brought him up on it one day at work, and he argued that he was right to use it. I couldn't talk him out of the usage.

[al_c]

Where I grew up in Western Pennsylvania, "I seen" is a very common speech error which simply results from the language people are raised with. If I discounted everything I heard simply because the speaker started with, "I seen," I would have had to ignore the lessons I learned from a lot of old WWII vets, coal miners, steel workers and a lot of otherwise very intelligent, if undereducated people. Unfortunately the rest of our nation is not like Texas, where no doubt, every person speaks perfect English.

LOL! Trust me ... not everybody speaks perfect English in Texas. And Texas English is exactly what I based my comment on. Perhaps you learned a lot from the folks up in your neck o' da woods, but I can't say the same for the "I seens" in these parts.

[dragonblustar]

[Pistolshot]

Careful what you ask for.

[april15Bendovr]

Was Bigfoot spotted by the Canadian Navy?

[Sicon]

I brought him up on it one day at work, and he argued that he was right to use it. I couldn't talk him out of the usage.

Yeah, try it with someone who says "supposably" sometime. "Supposably" is a word, but almost always used incorrectly when the speaker means to say "supposedly".

[driftless2]

"supposably"

To be sure if we could check the speech habits of everybody, we would find we're all (me too) guilty at times of incorrect grammar and butchering the English language. But the "I seen" locution seems to grate on me the most. Especially when used by college grads like my old co-worker.

[Manic_Episode]

I've been fishing and camping right around that area since the sixties about 50 miles down the Jones Road.

Although I've never seen Bigfoot I did however once see a volkswagon beetle chasing a moose that was rather unexpected.

[Candor7]

Are you sure that it wasn't just Xana Star on a camping trip?