#some-sorta-ghost

[cryptids-are-out-there]

Would folk heroes like Paul Bunyan be considered cryptids?

In my opinion, no. Lot’s of folk heroes existed and had their lives exaggerated/immortalized/romanticized (ex: Joan of Arc). With more or purely fictional folk heroes, even though they are more-or-less fictional, they’re generally based in a reality that considers them to be “real” or have existed. Additionally anything human generally isn’t considered to be a cryptid (though some definitions are so loose that they’ll consider anything that comes from folklore to be a cryptid). That’s probably a terrible way of explaining it though so let me put it this way: no one’s making conspiracy theories or hiding in the woods trying to catch a glimpse of Paul Bunyan.

[thebestfriendszaibatsu]

I saw on stream that there's another Life is Strange game and I got excited for the best friends to play it but then I remembered...

Luckily for you, there will be an LP with Matt and Liam which you can find at 

Matt’s channel

[cryptids-are-out-there]

Havr you heard of any stories of soldiers seeing strange creatures during war time? Like the Batutut during the Vietnam War.

I not really doing research before answering this, but mostly when it comes to war time stories you here about ghost  or UFO sightings more than cryptid sightings. Aside from the Batutut (Bigfoot-like creatures), I really can’t recall any war time cryptid encounters off the top of my head, at least not modern stories. More ancient civilizations are going to have more stories of cryptids like warships encountering sea monsters and other mysterious creatures (for an example just think about Greek mythology), but there it’s hard, if not impossible, to determine where “myth” starts and ends. 

[cryptids-are-out-there]

Is mothman considered an alien?

Oh man my first legit paranormal question! To put it simply it depends who you ask. Personally, I do not generally consider mothman an alien, but there are people who do. The reason some DO consider them an alien is because a lot of other strange paranormal happenings occurred in Point Pleasant around the same time as the original mothman sightings. For example, famed journalist and UFOlogist John Keel (writer of the Mothman Prophecies) noted appearances of UFOs and men in black during his investigations in Point Pleasant. Mothman is an alien in the same way the Flatwoods Monster is, essentially. Could it be something native to the area, but hidden for years and years? Probably not, but maybe. Could it have be a misidentified animal, most likely an owl? That seems very probable (if not confirmed, but that’s a tangent for another day). Or could it be something not from our planet/dimension? Who’s to say? Since there’s no concrete evidence, you can categorize them either way. Hope this helped!

[rslashrats]

Hello hal I am HAL

what da hell O_O who is this..."imposter"

[rslashrats]

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[henkin-honk]

Cream

Cream - I don’t talk to you but I really love your blog.

You send me asks whenever I post something like this post so to me you do, but thanks !

Send me a color!

[henkin-honk]

Have you ever felt like this world isn't what it seems? Have you ever felt like your being watched by, not someone, but something? Have you ever thought this ask was to weird?

No, yes, and no.

Send me "have you evers" and I can only answer with yes or no