Roz, Dee, and Uma for @jackiecous!
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Roz, Dee, and Uma for @jackiecous!
Do you have a favorite site to go to to read about cryptids or the unexplained in general? Do you listen to any good podcasts on those subjects?
I do on both accounts!Cryptomundo is an old favorite, created predominantly by Loren Coleman, it sort of is a newsboard for cryptid information him and other talented members want to share. Should be noted he posts as well on cryptozoo news. Respect his work quite a bit so worth a whirl!AmericanMonsters is a bit small, but hosts a neat and interesting collection of various entities associated with cryptozoology, most often including visual reference done by an in house artist(s).Cryptozoology News is pretty decent as well, don’t frequent them as often, probably should change that.I frequent MUFON’s archives, though I dont really display any of the information I uncover on this page, but if you’re very much into Ufology then I naturally recommend the site. (Their show though? Ehhhhh...)UFO Casebook is very much similar in purpose, but more visual aid, with sacrifice of the page visually going down.When it comes to the supernatural or spiritual in nature, I’m much less trusting of online sources, so really if you have a library near you, check out their books, any you can grab at least humor the authors. Podcast wise, I will always respect Coast to Coast as a show, though if you want a more lax but professional show host, give Jim Harold a look; this man was what I listened to when computers were not easily accessible and music was not appropriate; he has about 3 free shows: Paranormal Podcast: Brings on a rainbow of professional individuals to discuss books, movies, events, or topics overall every week.Jim Harold’s Campfire: This one is a big hit; calls a set group of pre-picked average joes whom have stories on their own personal bizarre encounters, general discussion after each story and is updated weekly. The Paranormal Report: Co-Hosts this podcast with Micah Hanks, another talented paranormal contributor; this one shifts around in format, discussing recent events in the paranormal and even showcasing footage if relevant.He also does a paranormal plus club, in which he has a few more shows he runs, more suited to the format of the paranormal podcast. If I know you and you’re curious you can use my account or better yet support his work, its maybe 63 a year if I can recall or a very low monthly rate for the new shows and access to all his podcasts from the past decade.THese are a few places or media outlets I enjoy when I have spare time, let me know if you want any even more specific locations.Really when I am doing research I don’t have a default website, its all bout taking necessary info from everywhere, on or off line.
jackiecous said: just work in animation - you can’t take random weeks off, per se, but it’s fun work and your coworkers will be cool and understanding!
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I hope I can get there !
jackiecous said: so glad you like this show!
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you know i love crazy funny stuff! I wish more people did.
Chappie, as imagined by Tom Scharpling (animated by Jack Cusumano)
http://thebestshow.net/episode/john-oliver-bryce-chappie/
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Barnabutt Jones is lion?
this crossover is getting wilder by the minute!
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even I’m getting impatient to see the new episodes!
its been so long TOO long. finally our suffering will be over finally im going to see randy and howard BREAK INTO A HOUSE
61: Waikato Saurian
From the reports, most of them sound like a very large, very hairy gator or croc.
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