Do you believe in the Mothman? (Page 3 of 3)
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Mothman has long been described as having large wings, and large red eyes. The Sandhill Crane has large wings and big red eyes. They also make a creepy deep chirping call. They are also in their migration season heading south. Probably explains the increase in "sightings". Nothing more than a large bird with big red eyes heading south. |
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Originally Posted By AGR556: Mothman has long been described as having large wings, and large red eyes. The Sandhill Crane has large wings and big red eyes. They also make a creepy deep chirping call. They are also in their migration season heading south. Probably explains the increase in "sightings". Nothing more than a large bird with big red eyes heading south. Attached File |
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1(800)kbi 4cat
Montani Semper Libre
Qoute : FCSD - Hold up! I could have tip toed around here with just my hand covering my ass, instead of jamming my thumb in my asshole? Y'all motherfuckers need a user manual or something.
Montani Semper Libre
Qoute : FCSD - Hold up! I could have tip toed around here with just my hand covering my ass, instead of jamming my thumb in my asshole? Y'all motherfuckers need a user manual or something.
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1(800)kbi 4cat
Montani Semper Libre
Qoute : FCSD - Hold up! I could have tip toed around here with just my hand covering my ass, instead of jamming my thumb in my asshole? Y'all motherfuckers need a user manual or something.
Montani Semper Libre
Qoute : FCSD - Hold up! I could have tip toed around here with just my hand covering my ass, instead of jamming my thumb in my asshole? Y'all motherfuckers need a user manual or something.
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Originally Posted By DaveM4K: It would not bother me one bit if the entire town of Point Pleasant WV fell in the Ohio River. I live right outside of Point. Drive the Silver Bridge several times a day. Not sure why you would dislike Point. |
“How strange it is that man on earth should roam,
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats
And lead a life of woe, but not forsake
His rugged path; nor dare he view alone
His future doom which is but to awake.” - John Keats