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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYjj-PYAAkI&feature=plcp

Even by Coast to Coast standards, this one is wild.

2 Samuel 18:8 For the battle was there scattered over the face of all the country: and the WOOD DEVOURED more people that day than the sword devoured.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vYjj-PYAAkI&feature=plcp

Even by Coast to Coast standards, this one is wild.

2 Samuel 18:8 For the battle was there scattered over the face of all the country: and the WOOD DEVOURED more people that day than the sword devoured.

WTF is this?

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yeah wow. Interesting tales. So the possiblity of Big Foot...... but then it was a Wool-uf daddy.... or was it a Werewolf.....~@1.15

I actually think it was this guy.

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so listening more.... 'til the end. Florida and Texas have more disappearances on their own than all of the East and again for all of the West coast.

I was thinking as I was listening, it reminded me of a famous Aussie book called "Picnic at Hanging Rock". It's all about a group of school girls going for a day trip and picnic. One by one the girls go missing.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=x05QuAhpq6o

www.youtube.com/watch?v=x05QuAhpq6o

He also takes a caller in the last few minutes who asks about other countries and if they have similar problems. Then he says Australia has a problem. He mentions Boulder hill or something. I'm not sure where this is. There is a town called Boulder very close to Kalgoorlie. Gold mining terroritory. I hadn't heard of a problem like that out there but perhaps that's the place.

There is a town in South Australia called Copper Peedy and this is renowned for it's tales of people going missing. Killed and dumped down disused mine shafts and so on. It's an Opal mining town and it's a very rough place. Definately frontier country there. Actually now I think about it, Boulder is known for it's opals as well. Used to hunt opals with my Dad. My Grand Dad was a great opal hunter. He had several tonnes of good quality rock. He never did get around to cutting and polishing it.

It also reminds me of a thread on a local 4wd forum. People discussing screams in the night, that kind of thing. Certainly gave me the heebe jeebes reading some of those tales. We have a few mystery animals around these parts as well. People reporting seeing big black cats. Size of large dogs. Of course there are the razor backs.

spooky.

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What I found particularily interesting was that inbetween Texas and Florida, there's basically nothing. This tells me that geographics is a factor.

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i have no idea whats going on. In california i believe its largly satanists or cults...but in the winter over 20 drifts uphill for miles?? im stumped.

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That interview was interesting. Aspects of it reminded me of the movie Predator. Bodies found in remote locations only accessible by highly skilled climbers.

I found it interesting the story of the guy who they found on the mountain ridge. He deciding to climb to the mountain ridge to walk through waist deep snow rather than head down the mountain a little ways and walk through no snow? What the hell was he avoiding that waist deep snow was a better option?

Maybe the Grimm stories really are more than stories?

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how did that 70 year old woman hurl herself 100s of ft off that cliff?? she would have to be traveling like, 40 mph!