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Nessie does not exist

Of course we all know this is a government coverup. The existence of undergroung caverns linking Ness with the sea has been well known for several decades.
 
Originally posted by: djheater
Of course we all know this is a government coverup. The existence of undergroung caverns linking Ness with the sea has been well known for several decades.
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Now that I would believe. I'm sure there are several large sea creatures out there that we've never seen. And yes there are aliens on other planets as well. 😛

 
Originally posted by: djheater
Of course we all know this is a government coverup. The existence of undergroung caverns linking Ness with the sea has been well known for several decades.
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LOL its a pity Loch Ness doesnt have nearly enough food in it to support a family of beasts that size, because theres got to be at least 4 or 5 to keep numbers up. And if there were I think sightings in Loch Ness would be far more substantial and concrete with them needing to come up for air. Dont get me wrong, i love the legend, and i used to firmly believe it, but its just not logical even taking into account the network of tunnels that connect Loch Ness to the sea. It was a sad day for me when i lost may faith in Loch Ness. 🙁
 
The Loch Ness monster is a swimming moose

One of the more recent sightings, in September 1976, involved a busload of people who were being driven along the shore of the lake. Bus driver Asbjørn Holmedahl said he saw something unusual swimming in the water and thought it was a moose. He stopped the bus so his passengers could watch the moose come up on land.

Nothing emerged from the water, however
 
Originally posted by: conjur
The Loch Ness monster is a swimming moose

One of the more recent sightings, in September 1976, involved a busload of people who were being driven along the shore of the lake. Bus driver Asbjørn Holmedahl said he saw something unusual swimming in the water and thought it was a moose. He stopped the bus so his passengers could watch the moose come up on land.

Nothing emerged from the water, however
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awwww the poor moose drowned 🙁
 
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