Comments on: A Short History of the Shipton Snowman Track Photographs and the Tchernezky Cast

By: DWA

DWA — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 16:00:59 +0000

If you are still trying to figure out why, when so much evidence indicates that Yeti tracks are genuine, we are still walking the melted-fox road: Read John Bindernagel’s The Discovery of the Sasquatch. Wrong cryptid; but this book is as much about science in general than it is about the Sasquatch. It sets forth too many depressing reasons why science – sorry, I should say “most scientists” – won’t go with the evidence if….or if…..or if….

By: darkhb

darkhb — Tue, 10 Apr 2012 08:43:21 +0000

Thank you Loren for this incredibly detailed timeline and history of Shipton’s photograph!

By: hoodoorocket

hoodoorocket — Mon, 09 Apr 2012 19:24:12 +0000

I just want to say, kudos to you for taking the high road.

I was a little miffed when I saw a certain individual had caused you to edit an earlier entry (a broad assumption on my part, admittedly), but upon reading the updated version I am more than delighted to see that you have buried a certain abominable personality under an avalanche of scholarly edification without ever having to invoke the specter of his name.

I have only communicated directly with the person in question once, but he demonstrated himself to be a foul-mouth, infantile, rant-prone individual who must lead a miserable and lonely life.

The fact that he finishes every sentence with the threat of a lawsuit must also make him the hit of every party he attends, that is, if he has ever interacted socially with live human beings in his entire life. His inappropriate behavior and inappropriate language suggest otherwise.

Anyway, your piece is much stronger and much more entertaining, no matter what the reason, and I enjoyed it immensely.

Keep them coming