Is nothing sacred...??? (1 Viewer)

[birdman]

Now what can I believe in???

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/3096839.stm

 

[Yve_M]

Father Christmas, Ogopogo, Big Foot, Tooth Fairy, ok, maybe not the Tooth Fairy. I hate it when science proves (or at least claims to prove) that they have all the answers. Nessie has been evading them all these years, just what makes them think she hasn't now? There goes the tourist industry.

 

[Tony_InDevon]

Don't lose faith just yet. It is easy to prove that something exists by producing it, you cannot prove it does not exist simply by not producing it. 3

 

[Beverlybaynes]

Oh, I hate this! I supposed that now I'm going to have to believe that governments are benevolent, and taxes are a good thing.

 

[KC Foggin]

Aw birdman, this is distressing news. It's too cut and dried and doesn't even leave room for a maybe.

 

[Gerry Hooper]

Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.
AS Tony said

 

[birdman]

You are all restoring my faith!!!
:bounce:

 

[Michael Frankis]

They used to exist, but the last one was shot by a trophy collector 170 years ago

Michael

 

[John N]

Don't go down that road Beverly. Take nothing as Gospel the BBC is not always 100%.

 

[Geoff Pain]

I still think it's hiding in a cave in the loch walls :t: .so I'll still keep looking when I go to Scotland


Geoff

 

[Andrew]

It could have hugged the bottom and come up on sonar as a long rock or even found an underwater trough and settled into it like a glove.

BTW Has this programme been shown?

 

[nigelblake]

Believe me she has only moved to another Loch..............3

 

[Charles Harper]

That looks more like a drowning Brontosaurus...

 

[Colin]

Charles,
Don't be silly, they all died out thousands of years ago, but this is the real monster and it must be a recent picture because of the castle in the background. I would go so far as to say that Nigel snapped this a few days ago. Can't understand that it didn't come up on the net or the pagers. Must have been suppressed for some reason.

Nigel,
Is it twitchable? Is is a schedule 1 animal? Do you need a licence to approach it? If it is yes, no, no, can you give me the precise location in the next few minutes *Colin rushes for car keys and prepares for an overnight drive to Scotland* This would be great for my website if I could digiscope this one.3 3 3

 

[nigelblake]

Twitchable, bloody hell yes I was twitching big time, thankfully the image stabilising kept the picture sharp!!! Loch Dornie I believe........ with the beautiful Eilean Donan Castle
I am sure it is a creature from the Plastecine era

 

[rdspalm]

Great picture Nigel,

Of course there is a Loch Ness Monster!

Best wishes

Richard

 

[James]

Nessie is alive and well in a cave hiding weapons of mass destruction in case of attack.

 

[bristolbirder]

Birdman, keep on believing! The report doesn't mention the fact that the loch has open access to the sea and as some others have already mentioned there are numerous underwater caves.

A TV documentary the other night showed that the loch is so big and deep that it would hold the entire human population of the planet 5 times over!

Think about it! :t:

 

[James]

Anyone ever heard of Occam's razor!!!

Remember "Entia non sunt multiplicanda praeter necessitatem."

Let it go Birdman.

James

 

[birdman]

It just gets better and better... thanks folks!