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**Coolhandluke74**

Frigg Stuyvesant Wrote:

Coolhandluke74 Wrote:
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Oh hell yes! Varghina case...Very interesting and semi well documented.

Wonder if that disease is still around....

They carried the dude in a wheelbarrow to the clinic and he jellyfied inside on the way.....Bleeding from the pores and every orifice..

Keep that shit AWAY from me!

Apparently he grabbed it and held it in the initial catch....Bad protocol!

I may be mixing up two events I'll double check..
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Yeah no shit, would not be grabbing let alone touching a alien.
I would more likely then not be running....

**Bane**

Arch Phoenix Wrote:

diggerbanks Wrote:
MYTH. If it has any grounding in truth it'll be vampire bats or something like that.

Mermaid = dugong
Unicorn = from narwhals's tusk

Any fantastical creatures are normal creatures communicated to a wider audience with chinese-whispers and the kind of exaggeration necessary to captivate the audience.

Same with christianity too. Normal bloke, add some bells and whistles to the story and hey presto we get the son of god delivered by a virgin.

The problem with this assertion is that chupacabra is an old myth.Its not old.

The chupacabra is rumored to be an alien pet that was found in a crashsite and taken to a high lvl security lab in the jungle in brasil.

The lab was later destroyed by a Hurricane or smthg like that and the chupacabra could flee.

Furthermore we have the story of a brasilian UFo crash with 2 creatures resembling a chupacabra who were on the run and later trrapped by government agents. People in contact with those creatures died of an unknown bacterial disease

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4vSFl_wkjc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMyiH-dFqfs

Here is AP
The idea of god = Lmao

Blood sucking space traveling stray dogs = Totally plausible

chuckle

**Coolhandluke74**

Bane Wrote:

Arch Phoenix Wrote:
diggerbanks Wrote:
MYTH. If it has any grounding in truth it'll be vampire bats or something like that.

Mermaid = dugong
Unicorn = from narwhals's tusk

Any fantastical creatures are normal creatures communicated to a wider audience with chinese-whispers and the kind of exaggeration necessary to captivate the audience.

Same with christianity too. Normal bloke, add some bells and whistles to the story and hey presto we get the son of god delivered by a virgin.

The problem with this assertion is that chupacabra is an old myth.Its not old.

The chupacabra is rumored to be an alien pet that was found in a crashsite and taken to a high lvl security lab in the jungle in brasil.

The lab was later destroyed by a Hurricane or smthg like that and the chupacabra could flee.

Furthermore we have the story of a brasilian UFo crash with 2 creatures resembling a chupacabra who were on the run and later trrapped by government agents. People in contact with those creatures died of an unknown bacterial disease

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4vSFl_wkjc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMyiH-dFqfs
Here is AP
The idea of god =

Blood sucking space traveling stray dogs = Totally plausible

The aliens got tired of feeding the damn things to they let them loose on earth.

Yeah i can buy that. chuckle

**Coolhandluke74**

Coolhandluke74 Wrote:

El Chupacabra, which means "the goat sucker" in Spanish, is a legendary creature that originated in certain parts of Latin America. The legend is a fairly new one, as the first reported attacks came in 1995 when Puerto Rican farmer found eight of his sheep dead and drained of blood. Soon after, other reports came in from around the island of similar attacks on livestock. Puetro Rican comedian, Silverio Perez, apparently coined the name "chupacabra" not long after these mysterious attacks.

The appearance of the chupacabra has always been debated, but for some reason it initially took on a strange, mythical form. The creature was rumored to stand on two legs like a kangaroo, and to have the overall appearance of a reptile with red eyes and large fangs.

http://www.chacha.com/gallery/489/evolut...id=CD10412

There has been many report around the world about this supposed creature and what other animal can drink the blood dry in a animal?

**Everyone**

Where do you think Chihuahuas come from?

**NutzMcTaffy**

I always felt these " crypto" animals or beings.. had to originate from something.. somewhere...sometime..

so I do believe

**Ghenghy**

I thought a Chupacabra was a goat f*cker. Have I been wrong all this time? Jptdknpa

**Old Whatshisname**

Coolhandluke74 Wrote:

The creature was rumored to stand on two legs like a kangaroo, and to have the overall appearance of a reptile with red eyes and large fangs.

Damn it, Luke, you keep my ex-mother-in-law out of this.

**LoP Guest** lop guest User ID: 62850 04-23-2012 03:42 AM

Coolhandluke74 Wrote:

El Chupacabra, which means "the goat sucker" in Spanish, is a legendary creature that originated in certain parts of Latin America. The legend is a fairly new one, as the first reported attacks came in 1995 when Puerto Rican farmer found eight of his sheep dead and drained of blood. Soon after, other reports came in from around the island of similar attacks on livestock. Puetro Rican comedian, Silverio Perez, apparently coined the name "chupacabra" not long after these mysterious attacks.

The appearance of the chupacabra has always been debated, but for some reason it initially took on a strange, mythical form. The creature was rumored to stand on two legs like a kangaroo, and to have the overall appearance of a reptile with red eyes and large fangs.

http://www.chacha.com/gallery/489/evolut...id=CD10412

There has been many report around the world about this supposed creature and what other animal can drink the blood dry in a animal?

Likely real.

It's not just the stories there is typically physical evidence that farmers probably wouldn't be able to replicate.

The real problem is that people think these things are huge when they're typically reported as being small (under 2 feet standing). I, personally, have no clue what they "ARE"...probably have to be some form of chimera species either natural or not (probably not). Probably not a species native to earth; purpose? no clue.

**Old Whatshisname**

Ghenghy Wrote:

I thought a Chupacabra was a goat f*cker. Have I been wrong all this time?

Damn it, Genghy, you keep my brother-in-law out of this.

**NutzMcTaffy**

Old Whatshisname Wrote:

Ghenghy Wrote:
I thought a Chupacabra was a goat f*cker. Have I been wrong all this time?

Damn it, Genghy, you keep my brother-in-law out of this.

**Coolhandluke74**

Ghenghy Wrote:

I thought a Chupacabra was a goat f*cker. Have I been wrong all this time?

**Frigg Stuyvesant**

Old Whatshisname Wrote:

Coolhandluke74 Wrote:
The creature was rumored to stand on two legs like a kangaroo, and to have the overall appearance of a reptile with red eyes and large fangs.

Damn it, Luke, you keep my ex-mother-in-law out of this.

That is a leg slapper!

**Frigg Stuyvesant**

Did anyone watch the vids or dig into the Chupa Chupa thing? It is fascinating and strange.

Or the Hebrew "Chutzpah Chutzpah"?.......OK I made that up.

BRB

**Frigg Stuyvesant**

Very strange indeed....This is the only English link left worth a damn!
http://www.disclose.tv/action/viewvideo/...l_Report_/

There was a well done English doco on it...gone....hmm?