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Post by Teej on May 22, 2002 15:07:25 GMT -5
I think everyone knows what bigfoot is (some of you may call it yeti). Do you think it exists or do you think it's all a hoax or some kind of mistake?? I think it's possible. There could small groups of them living in the mountains or something. I don't know if I can say I truly don't or do believe in them.
Teej
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Post by Freya on May 22, 2002 19:40:58 GMT -5
There's a possibility that they exist..but I too, cannot totally say that I believe in them or not. It's quite hard to say.
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Post by WitchBoy on May 23, 2002 10:29:26 GMT -5
Arulataq[/b]
The Eskimo name (meaning "creature who makes a bellowing cry") for the beast also known as Alaska's Hairy Man, Na'in, and Brushman, a folk creature that allegedly inhabits the vast tundra around southwest Alaska.
Reports of Bigfoot like creatures are also plentiful in the Alaskan wilderness. They are described as being at least 10 feet tall, having very long arms and a bellowing cry, being supposedly more curious than predatory but very horrendous-looking, being this the main reason why people that see them run off afraid.
In legends about the Na'in, specially those of the northern Athabascan Gwich'in people, tell of men who were ostracized from the group for disobeying tribal rules. These rejected men, and occasionally women, would find themselves slipping into the guise of a Na'in, hovering behind bushes spying on people. If lonely, they tried to kidnap a person of the opposite gender, and sometimes succeeded.
Others stories tell of Brushmen as nonhuman entities, but with human appearance and magical powers. For instance, the Brushman would posses the ability to use mind power to lull you to sleep and then kidnap your loved one.
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Post by Teej on May 24, 2002 0:12:32 GMT -5
That's interesting. It makes you really wonder. If they have tales of these things way back then, when they weren't any hoaxes or anything, then maybe it is true. But who knows. They used to think dragons existed in the past.
Teej
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Post by Freya on May 25, 2002 23:37:16 GMT -5
Technically they sort of did, didn't they? Sort of like alligators and crocodiles, that sort of thing from evolution.
I figure that the men and women saw those reptiles and probably some that aren't normal and figured they were dragons or something. Seems like a logical explanation to me.
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Post by Teej on May 26, 2002 19:12:58 GMT -5
Yeah, but I'm talking about the fire-breathing, princess eatting, flying kind. They had to of put in their own fiction in there in order to make stories like that, there is nothing that can breathe fire. But I can see where they got the idea of dragons, though.
Teej
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Post by Freya on May 28, 2002 1:20:07 GMT -5
Yeah, the fire breathing kind, I highly doubt does exist. But I'm glad they were created.. they make stories more and more interesting.. Well, like the movie: "Dragon Heart".. is quite good. if any of you seen it!
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Post by WitchBoy on May 30, 2002 8:54:12 GMT -5
dragons have existed before on this dimension..in time past..but now they have moved on to another plane of existence..parallel to ours.
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Post by Freya on Jun 1, 2002 2:29:43 GMT -5
And it's quite a shame that they have aswell. I would love be in the era where they were around. But unfortunatly, I must be stuck in the era of technology, it's nice but seems not to be where I'd like to be. They both have advantages and disavantages.
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Post by WitchBoy on Jun 1, 2002 2:36:17 GMT -5
well check out a new movie coming to the cinemas
[glow=blue,2,300]REIGN OF FIRE[/glow]
The film is about dragons been awaken in modern day and they set about destroying the world.
looks really good ;D
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Post by Freya on Jun 1, 2002 17:04:20 GMT -5
Sounds good.. I'll check it out if I can!!
I would be totally happy to be able to have a dragon has a compagnion...I just getting carried away here..don't mind me!
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Post by Teej on Jun 22, 2002 18:46:57 GMT -5
Yeah, I've seen Dragonheart. I actually have it. And that new dragon movie looks good.
Teej
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