I have met yeti today!

[Leland Gaunt]

yes, this is the truth. Taking the walk in the forest today I had a very strange encounter with... real Yeti. Those who think that they don't exist, take a look on this pictures that I made. This is the proof:

1)Yeti was peacefully walking though the forest while I took first picture of him



2) Yetis are very sensitive - he noticed me at once and began to roar agressively in my direction




3) I'm desperately running away screaming in this last photo. Yeti seems to calm down and begin to piss on the large stone near the tree, marking his territory. It smelled so terribly so I could feel it from miles away.Seems like they have some unknown substance in their urine. Who knows, perhaps it has some medicinal value, like cure from cancer?








I don't know what to do now. Maybe I must send this exclusive pictures to Animal Planet or something?

[Zrinski]

He looks a bit small for a Yeti

[Leland Gaunt]

Originally Posted by Zrinski

He looks a bit small for a Yeti

I think it was a teenage cowardly yeti. Otherwise he would catch and eat me for sure.

What should I do? What should I do? We are standing on the threshold of greatest discovery of mankind!!!

o.k. now I'll go eat some cookies and take a bath. i need a good rest before my final expedition in the heart of mysterious Yeti forest.

[Menydh]

Originally Posted by Ed Gein

What should I do? What should I do? We are standing on the threshold of greatest discovery of mankind!!!

You should take closer pictures (front and profile if possible) and post them in the Classifications forum.

[Carnyx]

Originally Posted by Ed Gein

I don't know what to do now. Maybe I must send this exclusive pictures to Animal Planet or something?

Should take some rest. You look like you've not sleep in a while.

[Leland Gaunt]

Originally Posted by Carnyx

Should take some rest. You look like you've not sleep in a while.

I can't sleep now when I've met yeti. He's haunting me in my dreams.

[Arthur Gordon Pym]

Maybe it was not Yeti, but Alma.

[Carnyx]

Originally Posted by Ed Gein

I can't sleep now when I've met yeti. He's haunting me in my dreams.

Indeed, he may very well have traced you to your place and waited for you to fall asleep to beeep you.

[svin]

You should take closer pictures (front and profile if possible) and post them in the Classifications forum.

If Ross was here, he would probaby classify him as Ukrainian.

[Carnyx]

Thinking about it... It can't possibly be Yeti; it's Big Foot. Yeti got a white fur and lives in the snow whereas Big Foot has brown to black hairs and is to be encountered in the woods.

[Arthur Gordon Pym]

Is he a Lapp?

[Errigal]

Originally Posted by Carnyx

Thinking about it... It can't possibly be Yeti; it's Big Foot. Yeti got a white fur and lives in the snow whereas Big Foot has brown to black hairs and is to be encountered in the woods.

You are judging based only on the colour of a person's fur! Shame! Nowadays there are many Black Yetis and they make a big contribution to society!

[Leland Gaunt]

Originally Posted by Carnyx

Thinking about it... It can't possibly be Yeti; it's Big Foot. Yeti got a white fur and lives in the snow whereas Big Foot has brown to black hairs and is to be encountered in the woods.

Well, I think it's just dark-pigmented yeti, big foots dwell somewhere in Canada., or maybe it's some sort of new species, not named yet?

[Arthur Gordon Pym]

How do you say Yeti in Lapp?

[Leland Gaunt]

Originally Posted by prometheus

How do you say Yeti in Lapp?

Hmmm, I guess... yeti. But we can spell it backwards and have Itey, change soem letters and finally have a new name Eity or Itye or Yeit? Hey what about "yakity yak"?

[Carnyx]

Originally Posted by A Few Acres of Snow

You are judging based only on the colour of a person's fur! Shame! Nowadays there are many Black Yetis and they make a big contribution to society!

I know, it's more than fur deep but I can't help... prejudices are there.

Originally Posted by Ed Gein

Well, I think it's just dark-pigmented yeti, big foots dwell somewhere in Canada., or maybe it's some sort of new species, not named yet?

Here's a draw by a witness. Can you identify this individual we'll call migö?