Great satire.

Michael D.

I like this Ron, satire as you say that could apply to so many imaginary creatures and maybe some real ones too!
John

enjoyed the read

Hmm, so I need a better disguise. I have been concerned that you'd find me. I best ask Rupert to make out I don't exist. :)

Hahaha...I remember a time Ron when my youngest son was in First grade and I got a call from his teacher. She said "Bigfoot" came to school, I said, "What"...your son wore tennis shoes 6 times bigger than his foot to school today and said they were his. He had borrowed big brothers tennis shoes and wore them to class. He was mesmerized by shoes! The older brother was in Highschool they are 10 years apart...hahaha..this brought back good memories Ron!

Thanks for the laugh you made me remember!

Teresa

It's good to dream, Ron, and to have an imagination.

And I believe in Communion, if anyone saw the movie or read the book, and I think aliens are so much cooler than big, furry animals. ;)

I like your "tongue in cheek" approach, Ron. Thank you. Love and peace,

Regis

Ah yes, Bigfoot, Yeti, Sasquatch, Skunk-man all so romantic most want to believe. As Kate indicates there is the Loch Ness Monster and we have Chessie in the Chesapeake Bay, all still to be substantiated. That nasty little word keeps interjecting itself into the lore, proof. How marvelous if they really should exist. I wish you peace and love my friend. Jon Michael

lol....but i d o too i believe too i watch on scy-fy
no but i got it, get it
nice!!!

All will be revealed, Ron.. no smoke without fire and all that... We have unaccountable mysteries that yet defy the wonders of the 21st century and prevail in the natural world, generation on generation, here in England's West Country: usually sorrounding Big Cats on the Moors. I guess our biggest equivalent to dear ol' Bigfoot would have to be the Loch Ness Monster... we just haven't quite worked her out yet, but new species are being discovered all the time, no?! Satire is just another way of looking at truth, methinks. :)) xx

truly an interseting write written so fantastic Laura

I was very surprised that Biscardi's 2008 image received so much media attention, (before proven a hoax) since if they had indeed found what they claimed to be Sasquatch they would have had live film footage & too they would have taken many many more images (just like hunters do)

Besides the image representation in the freezer looks fake anyway, the freezer isn't turned on, the supposed 2 months they stored the body doesn't look "frozen" or cold...

The Power Of Media
Vickie

When I lived up in Seattle years ago, with the rock band I was in, we discovered, (what they were trying to convince us was) the stinky suit they used in this hoax at a garage sale on the west side. The dillweeds wanted to pawn it off on us for a thousand dollars.
"Another hoax?" We asked.
"No no no, it's real, we swear." They crossed their hearts. hahaha ... true story!
Fun stuff here, Ron.

Mystery of any sort intrigues all...
there is an element of excitement to add
to the every day dull-drums some may experience
heightens their day.. lol

I for one enjoy following this sort of thing and
many others just to see if there is this so-called
proof... nice to roll around in my mind...

Love and Light
Lily

Hi Ron,
I think that we all have our own private “Bigfoots”

After one particular hectic night on the town, I think I woke up next to one.

Mor.

can i substitute Bigfoot for Bigfoot? there's no need to answer, it's a rhetorical question ;)

Dear Ronald, be assured that I will not comment on the bigfoot you knopw way I don't believe in those fantasies.
But I appreciate your poem and your visit in my Den
Love Emile

Ron...

My email is thru ... bigfoot.com. ... so I must believe !

As you so ably point out, BigFoot is truly impressive. Not only does he hide well, he collects all of his own scat, secretes every scrap of food he eats and all the evidence that he hunts or harvests anything (what does he eat, anyway?)and makes his bed every morning so skillfully that we could never notice it. He makes no sounds, has no squalling children and no culture. I wish I could believe it, too. Very clever, Mr. Hull!

Guess I'd have to see it.....great lyrical lilt to this lively tale, Ronald! Enjoyed....

Anna

I, myself, saw old Bigfoot
It was now, several years ago
I was camping out in the Rockies
It truly was Bigfoot – that I know

And, I grew up with another old legend
They call him ‘The Jersey Devil’ back east
You can even ask our dear old sainted mother
“That Jersey Devil brother of yours, is a real beast!”

Oopppssssssss... :)

Neither fact
nor fiction..
but,to believe

Lady Vivian

go for it there are many things you just have to believe or not
budd

YES! I love the metaphor! There is so much we "believe in" that just doesn't make sense. Kinda like the search for Noah's ark. It is so ridiculous an idea! Someone is making a LOT of money on the Noah's ark deal!

Peace,
Dayvid

Very nicely done, Ron.

Great job, Ron. Why not Big Foot? After all it costs an arm and a leg to have a sweet tooth. It’s a pain in the neck to pull someone's leg (not to mention pulling someone’s finger). Many people put a foot in their mouths everyday; few of us see eye to eye; head start is a worthy program; and did it ever cross anyone's mind to cross their heart? Yes, it’s thumbs up to hot lips and thumbs down to cold feet; and I’m all ears to getting that monkey off my back. So, let’s face the music and put our noses to the grindstone, our ears to the ground while we keep a nose for the news that knocks us on our asses!

I'd like to see them find a real one someday, though I sit on a fence with regards its actual existence, still it would be cool to see one for real...e

"He" isn't even worth the time and effort you took to write that poem, or even the time and effort for me to compose this comment. Jeez!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Good one! Hmmmmmm.......

Love ya!

Jane