Farrier's knife for trimming horses' hooves.

Remember: Pillage, Then Burn 2XL

Maybe if they torture him like they did the original they'll get him to confess to being an Islamic terrorist.

I know he isn't. But under enhanced interrogation techniques people will confess to anything. And now the USA PATRIOT Act has been autosigned into continuing, we'll be needing a bad guy to chase.

Christopher Lloyd as a Klingon was a hell of a lot better casting than his role in "The Legend of the Lone Ranger." There he was the old-west criminal mastermind Butch Cavendish!

It will probably be as successful as the Disneyland ripoff parks there.

Are they supposed to be that overcooked?

Makes me want to go to Austin just to patronize that theater.

Too bad it is such a long drive from Spokane.

magpie:

Or Absolut proof?

This is a total crock.
I work about a mile and a half from the scene of the "sighting."

The park they were in is almost totally surrounded by the city of Spokane. To the North is a golf course, to the South and East are densely populated neighborhoods and to the West of the park are a college and convent.

You would have more luck spotting Sasquatch in Golden Gate Park.

If it wasn't a deliberate hoax, they merely flushed one of the homeless transients that frequent the area.

I think they killed themselves off when they dropped "radio" and moved to the malls. The corpse has just not hit the ground yet.

I have had better luck finding DIY electrical components at my local Mom & Pop hardware store.

The source of this story is a clearing house for all sorts of BS stories.
There are links to articles on HARP being used to control the weather; Obama and the New World Order; Secret plans to run vehicles on water suppressed by US govt.; chemtrails; and plenty more conspiracies.

In other words, ZERO credibility.

Zombie Awareness Month?

I wasn't aware of that . . .

So, what is the Japanese word for scam?

Gauldar

Wow! and a whole bunch of other comments!

I've never seen that happen before. Or maybe I have and I am going senile.

It was kind of magical in a quantum multiverse way.

So where did the first three comments go?

The ones posted before 10:00?

Art?

Two thousand jars of peanut butter could have fed a hell of a lot of people.
Instead, someone spreads it on a floor in a gallery and calls it "art." And its been done before?
So what does it mean? Where is the symbolism? What statement was the "artist" trying to make? And this jerk has been making this same "artistic statement" since 1962. And people have stepped in it before.
You would have thought after 49 years someone would have realized spreading Skippy on a museum floor was a stupid idea.
Wim Schippers is lucky he hasn't been sued for causing a visitor to fall or at least ruining someone's shoes.