Oh yeah, that definitely makes more sense than being a simple hoax. Definitely.
Can I buy drugs from them?
I'd guess there's a pretty decent probability that you could.
I don't think people know how fucking insane conspiracy theories actually have gotten, and how they've tied like all of them together as a means of propping up their bubble, because if they admitted one was, then it'd topple like half of them and then they'd have to start questioning all of them which their minds can't handle but somehow can handle elaborate lore and shit for so much crazy shit. That's actually pretty much why the flat Earth shit started back up, basically idiots bought into so many conspiracies that someone was like "well they lied to us about everything, so why wouldn't they lie to us about the Earth being round?" I wish I was kidding.
This reminds me of a class I had in college, it was I think geology 101. But the teacher for some reason spent most of the early classes talking about cryptozoology (all the way up to the first exam, most of the classes he'd just talk about cryptozoological stuff, showing us slides about it). I go in and take the first exam and I remember thinking "WTF, where did this come from?" because it was stuff that wasn't even on the study sheet (or whatever they'd call it where it'd detail what was expected to be covered). I got in late to class the day we got the test back, and I could tell something was up immediately. There was just a weird feeling. But I got my exam and got distracted because I had an F and remembered how shitty the exam was. The professor starts talking about how disappointed he was and how like all but 5 people I think failed the exam (so I somewhat sighed in relief that I wasn't bonkers for not having any idea where the hell they got the questions on the test from), and that the other ones only got I think Ds and Cs except for maybe one that got a B somehow. He talks for awhile then asks what the class felt like was the problem. They asked him why the exam had nothing to do with the study guide he handed out the week prior to the exam. He then said something like it wasn't his job to hold our hands and that it was just a guide and never meant it would cover what would be on the exam and it was our responsibility (I don't think the exam covered what the syllabus or anything covered, I outright don't think it was a Geology 101 exam but was from some other class). Then people started getting pissed and asked him why he spent all the classes showing us that cryptozoology stuff. Then it just turned into him and some of the students yelling and screaming at each other and I thought a full on fight was going to break out, but then a bunch of the students started leaving (and got the ones that looked like they were going to fight to leave). Apparently most of them went to the head of the department and complained right then. Quite a few dropped the class. The next class he basically said he wasn't going to even talk about the first exam or what happened, but that there would be a curve and I think I ended up with a B because of that. Then he told us it wasn't the first time that situation had happened (which really had me going WTF that he'd done that before and had the same problem, although he made sure to remark that it wasn't normally that bad (and by that he meant that the class did that poorly collectively). He then went on to spend the rest of the class trying to explain and justify him spending like 1/4 of the semester lecturing cryptozoology.
nuh uh
It's well established that Andre the Giant is sasquatch.
And now that Andre the Giant is many, many years dead, we know that Sasquatch is also dead.
Nuh uh that was a disinformation campaign pushed by G-Men to keep you sheeple in line and unaware of the secret Nazi base inside the Hollow Earth!
(I thought about saying that Giant Gonzalez was the real bigfoot as a wrestling tie-in.)
Also that reminds me of a good episode from the Venture Bros where Brock goes on a camping trip and gets attacked by Steve "Summers" who thought he was sent to hunt him down (because he hadn't fully paid off the $6million body work he had done) and then finds out that he's gay with bigfoot.
It also reminds me of the scene from Hercules in New York where Ah-nuld fights a bear and then throws it into fucking space!
Arnold Schwarzenegger beats that bear's butt
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Shit, it wasn't that one, it was Lou Ferrigno (as Hercules, so see how I got my wires crossed):
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