Remember when...

[FlyFree]

.. men were men and cocks were a decent size?

[Rural Surin]

De-evolution...

[petegilly]

We grow em big here in Africa 5555

[alwarner]

Assuming that it is actually a footprint, imagine how much food the fucker would have needed to eat.

[Marmite the Dog]

He says it's in granite. Granite is volcanic rock so I guess 'Bigfoot' was walking on lava?

[clueless]

A T. Rex dinosaur couldn't make a footprint in granite.

[Rural Surin]

A one-legged giant....

[SEA Traveler]

when things were not so PC.

[Rural Surin]

when things were not so PC.

...and independent thought process.

[malcy]

A one legged giant that likes to lay down and poke his foot in lava ? seems legit

[FlyFree]

Assuming that it is actually a footprint, imagine how much food the fucker would have needed to eat.

Probably not much more than the average Merkin's daily bread.

He says it's in granite. Granite is volcanic rock so I guess 'Bigfoot' was walking on lava?

Oh ye of little faith.

Man with Decent Sized Cock was out gathering his daily bread when he found himself having to run for his life from T.Rex Snr.

Unfortunately he stepped into one of the ubiquitous magma flows that happened to be, like Baby Bear's porridge, just right. So he had a bad day. Shit happens.


Note I did put it in the lounge.

[pseudolus]

Put there by god to test our faith

[petegilly]

Put there by god to test our faith

Thank god for that...

[Kurgen]

The fat cnut would have done better to have walked up to the top of the hill, caught his breath, and then started filming.

[Rural Surin]

Put there by god to test our faith

Which God?

[alwarner]

He says it's in granite. Granite is volcanic rock so I guess 'Bigfoot' was walking on lava?

It can take years for lava to cool. Granite is formed over millions of years. Mary Leakey found the Austalopithecis footprints in an old lava flow. That's not to say these are real, but in answer to your question, yes bigfoot must have been walking on lava.

[Necron99]

It could have been an earlier series of fossil that made a positive impression, step in mud, sandstone forms on top, later lave flows hit the positive.

Or it could just be that if you walk around long enough, you will find some natural shit that looks like whatever you want it to look like.

[Rural Surin]

It could have been an earlier series of fossil that made a positive impression, step in mud, sandstone forms on top, later lave flows hit the positive.

Or it could just be that if you walk around long enough, you will find some natural shit that looks like whatever you want it to look like.

...or the locals could have chiseled it precisely recently.
Having a good laugh.


Has this item even been carbon-dated?