Yay! LONG LIVE BIGFOOT

[detrius]

 

[Free]

Wait, what? Bigfoot is a gorilla?

 

[Kokoro Fasching]

Wait, what? Bigfoot is a gorilla?

No, that is the fursuit Big foot is wearing to keep identity secret.

 

[Free]

No, that is the fursuit Big foot is wearing to keep identity secret.

Fursuits can't hide your height. FAKE BIGFOOT.

 

[Caete]

Wait, what? Bigfoot is a gorilla?

Besides Magilla Gorilla, how many other talking gorillas do you know?

 

[Caete]

 

[Free]

Besides Magilla Gorilla, how many other talking gorillas do you know?

How many are in all the various Planet of the Apes films?

 

[Dakota Tebaldi]

Besides Magilla Gorilla, how many other talking gorillas do you know?

There was a kind of terrible 90's movie called Congo, and one of the characters is a gorilla that knows sign language and is also fitted with some kind of techno-collar that "translates" her signing into an electronic voice, so that counts.

 

[Caete]

There was a kind of terrible 90's movie called Congo, and one of the characters is a gorilla that knows sign language and is also fitted with some kind of techno-collar that "translates" her signing into an electronic voice, so that counts.

Terrible? IT HAS BRUCE CAMPBELL IN IT!!! It is a bajillion times better than Jurassic World Rebirth.

 

[Caete]

How many are in all the various Planet of the Apes films?

No idea, only a handful in the original movies. I have yet to even consider watching the new reboots. So count them on your own and get back to us.

 

[Free]

No idea, only a handful in the original movies. I have yet to even consider watching the new reboots. So count them on your own and get back to us.

I calculate...a lot of them!

 

[Innula Zenovka]

AI Videos of Black Women Depicted as ‘Bigfoot’ Are Going Viral

Some Instagram creators are using Google’s Veo 3 and racking up millions of views on AI videos of “bigfoot baddies.” They’ll teach you how to make them for $15.

www.wired.com

Content Warning -- the Wired.com story includes a pretty vile screenshot towards the end.

With “bigfoot baddies,” online creators are taking what was a fairly innocuous trend on social media and repurposing it to dehumanize Black women. “There's a historical precedent behind why this is offensive. In the early days of slavery, Black people were overexaggerated in illustrations to emphasize primal characteristics,” says Nicol Turner Lee, director of the Center for Technology Innovation at the Brookings Institution.


“It's both disgusting and disturbing that these racial tropes and images are readily available to be designed and distributed on online platforms,” says Turner Lee.

One of the most popular Instagram accounts posting these generated clips has five videos with over a million views, less than a month after the account’s first post. The AI videos feature the animal-woman hybrids speaking African American Vernacular English in a caricatured manner, with the characters often shown wearing a bonnet and threatening to fight people. In one clip, the AI generation, using a country accent, implies she pulled out a bottle of Hennessy liquor that was stored in her genitals.

 

[Free]

You have only yourselves to blame.

 

[Isabeau]

7-year-old secures win at Maine Sasquatch Calling Contest

Kevin Warner, member of the Maine Bigfoot Foundation and calling contest judge, estimates “hundreds” of sasquatches call the Pine Tree State home.

www.wabi.tv

 

[Govi]

7-year-old secures win at Maine Sasquatch Calling Contest

Kevin Warner, member of the Maine Bigfoot Foundation and calling contest judge, estimates “hundreds” of sasquatches call the Pine Tree State home.

www.wabi.tv

This contest is judged according to how many sasquatches respond to the calls?

 

[Casey Pelous]

This contest is judged according to how many sasquatches respond to the calls?

“I went and lived in Washington state for about a decade as a disbeliever and after being out there and then spending lots of time in the woods, let’s just say I’m no longer a disbeliever,” says contest participant and Glenburn resident Kevin Harris.

"Spending lots of time in the woods." Yeah. Let this be a lesson to you, kids. When you go into the Washington woods, don't eat the pretty red mushrooms.