New Sonar Image Taken Of The Loch Ness Monster

[PhillyFlyers]

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4268827/Is-this-grainy-sonar-image-the-elusive-Loch-Ness-Monster.html

[Deuce]

The Sun

[ngates815]

Philly, they should just only allow you to post threads in the Saloon.

[PhillyFlyers]

The Sun

Here's another link.....

and William Hill paid out on it.

http://www.inverness-courier.co.uk/News/Nessie-sighting-wins-1000-prize-13022012.htm

[PhillyFlyers]

Philly, they should just only allow you to post threads in the Saloon.

Only a few of my posts should be in the Saloon.

If you take a look, a lot of my posts are gambling topics.

This thread involves gambling because William Hill paid out on his sonar image.

[Dutchie]

I love the idea of Nessie existing. But even in the likely event that no weird large creatures have been in the Loch for the past 100+ years. It is still an amazing study in social psychology

[PhillyFlyers]

I love the idea of Nessie existing. But even in the likely event that no weird large creatures have been in the Loch for the past 100+ years. It is still an amazing study in social psychology

Agree.

The problem I'm having with the Loch Ness Monster being a hoax is that it's legend goes so far back.

It is hardly a modern day thing.

So many have claimed to see it that they can't all possibly be liars, nuts, on drugs, or hallucinating.

Too many witnesses for it to be fake.

I have heard an interesting theory put forth by some of the residents that actually live on the Loch itself that the reason it is so elusive is because the creature actually likes to leave the water and dry out on the land hidden among the overgrown foliage.

[sickler]

[Dom177]

Takes away from the story when he says they haven't seen proof like this "within a donkey's year"...

[itchypickle]

E.T. must have dropped Nessie some food in the water...and he was swimming away with it when this image was taken...wish the guy would have turned his camera inland and caught BigFoot stomping his feet in anger because he was hungry as well

[Trident]

I have heard an interesting theory put forth by some of the residents that actually live on the Loch itself that the reason it is so elusive is because the creature actually likes to leave the water and dry out on the land hidden among the overgrown foliage.