Bigfoot?

[StlSluggers]

If he uses incorrect grammar, I have a problem. I thought that you would appreciate that.

[josebach]

mangey (mangie?)

I looked it up. It's actually "mangy".

[bigken117]

In the link posted earlier http://www.bfro.net/avevid/jacobs/jacobs_photos.asp the author makes no allusions about it being a bigfoot. At least from the one paragraph I read He says chimp or mangy bear.

This is becoming a funny thread, even with Sluggers posting in it.

[JTWood]

This is becoming a funny thread, even with Sluggers posting in it.

And now it's downright hilarious.

BTW, reports have now surfaced the creature in the picture is actually Jonathon Papelbon searching for the World Series baseball.

[bigken117]

This is becoming a funny thread, even with Sluggers posting in it.

And now it's downright hilarious.

BTW, reports have now surfaced the creature in the picture is actually Jonathon Papelbon searching for the World Series baseball.

[Coppermine]

"My hatigator will eat you"

[Omaha Red Sox]

I played basketball with a missing link once. Hairiest back and knuckles I've ever seen. Horrible.

[Yoda]

Yeah I think that photo is a bear. An ugly, deformed one at that but definitely looks like a bear.

[Dan Lambskin]

Put the bear in the picture I posted in the same position and take a picture from the same angle and it will look almost identical. Sick, mangey (mangie?) bears look almost nothing like the typical black bear that people are used to seeing. And no, I've never worked in a bear hospital, but I used to live in a bear-heavy rural area. I've seen hundreds and hundreds of them. It was nothing to have a bear stroll through the front yard, and for a good time when friends and family would visit we'd often go to the local dump, where there could be as many as 30 at any given time.

Or maybe there's an unclassified species of primate living in rural Pennslyvania. Doesn't Coppermine live in PA? Where was his mom the night that picture was taken?

nice one

[Omaha Red Sox]

This photo was taken at the beach.