“The results from the second test our posted on our website.”

Coincidence or Mystery?

I’d sure hate to be TB when his karma finally turns around and bites him in the butt.

even if you pay [i gotta say if you have to pay to see it, i place the results right up there with the three legged cow in the side show]i doubt you will see anything worth while.

if tom biscardi has one bit of honesty left under all the lies he will publicly release the dna sequencing report and provide samples for all who request to check his results.

i mean come on tom that is how real researchers have their evidence tested. by peer review.

it is the same bull feces from biscardi. as soon as a prominent dna lab completes testing the way the hand was stored mysteriously degraded the dna to the point it cant be tested. and for this and the test results we only have his word and some cool aid drinker java bob to back him up.

anyone smell anything. well that is biscardi. he has been shoveling crap so long he cant get the smell off of him.

somewhere in Bigfoot hoaxer hell there is a man named Marx clapping saying that’s my boy if they think your lying just make up another lie to cover it up

tom i also want to point you in the direction of a map to actually measure the mileage between phoenix and Alaska.
but I’m sure on the Bigfoot census report you have it somehow makes sense that Bigfoot would migrate from the sonoran desert past hundreds of thousands of acres or mountains and other decent habitat just to get to the cool Alaskan tundra..

is there a negative part of the credibility scale?

‘3) Not in even “in the system”‘

ad nauseum.

Please, Biscardi and crew, at the very least, DROP THAT FIRST “in”.

And, JavaBob, I know that ‘c’ and ‘v’ are next to each other on the keyboard, but the word is “practice”, not “practive”.

If you are going to draft an e-mail that, essentially, does nothing at all to answer any questions, at least run a spell check first. I mean, it isn’t going to catch your extra “in” or any other incorrect usage of properly spelled words, but at least it would catch “practive.”