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[Hakan G]

Big foot proofs finally found

A group of researchers announced at a press conference that it found what looks to be the skeleton of a big foot. The great discovery was made in the wood of the Georgia state, USA.
Mystically or not but the group did not provide any photos, saying that these would damage the bones.
The parameters of the supposed body were published as being 2.1meters tall and a footprint of 30 cm.

Now that’s huge feet size.

[M.Helen]

actually 2.1 meters is not that high! It's an average American basketball player height. I don't know about the foot size, but for this height it's normal

[Karl.in.eu]

actually 2.1 meters is not that high! It's an average American basketball player height. I don't know about the foot size, but for this height it's normal

Well, that is why it is called bigFOOT

[Nicholas]

No photos, no proves!!!!

[Terry]

Is this how he should look like?

[Benn]

that rather looks like an ape. Generally, I don't believe big foot exists.

[willyoumind]

Hehe, different kinds of people have their own different point of views...

To me, I think the possibility for the existance of Big Foot would be 50/50...

[Benn]

My foot size is 47, yes, 47. It's very big. Almost 25 cm. Should I now be called the "big foot"?

[Karl.in.eu]

It was recently revealed that all this was just another scam! Operated by the person which organized the press conference.

[Hakan G]

Is he stupid or what’s the point of acting like this?

[Karl.in.eu]

He made all this up in order for users around the world to download the video which was uploaded to a server belonging to an advertising company. That company is paying small amounts of money for each user who downloads the video file. But if you calculate the millions of people who were interested in this story, the profit is a quite good sum of money.

[Nicholas]

Why do authorities allow such schemes?

[Karl.in.eu]

Actually he is being investigated by the state police for fraud.

[Hakan G]

Too bad it all turned out to be a big money-making lie.