The Loch Ness monster

CynderFan101 · Apr 28, 2008 12:27 AM

I do somewhat beleieve in the Loch Nesss monster, but if any of you don't, here is a picture I KNOW is real.

cynderfan · Apr 28, 2008 1:05 AM

I do pick me me ME!

Spyro_Loves_Me · Apr 28, 2008 5:33 AM

How sure are you that it's real? I never knew it was caught. I just know there have been several sightings, but no real proof.

I do know that the Loch Ness monster roller coaster is fun. smile

Phoenix_Flyer · Apr 28, 2008 8:14 AM

I can remember watching a documentary about that very image, its shaped like a pleisiosaur so everyone assumed that it was Nessie. However they proved that it wasn't, it was some sort of rotted creature. I'm personally glad that it wasn't Nessie, it keeps the legend alive. I can't say I don't believe in Nessie, its on the same lines as believing in dragons. Loch Ness was made by being carved out by a glacier (I think), a pleisiosaur couldn't have got in there as theres no connection to the sea (though it could have been frozen in ice lol, frogs do it!). But at the same time dragons are argued not to exist because its genetically impossible for something to breathe fire (but instead of 'fire' it could have been acid!). In all though theres no proof I hope the Loch Ness Monster is real, but if it isn't then I won't be too disappointed.

Zekira Drake · Apr 28, 2008 9:05 AM

Phoenix_Flyer wrote:

I can remember watching a documentary about that very image, its shaped like a pleisiosaur so everyone assumed that it was Nessie. However they proved that it wasn't, it was some sort of rotted creature. I'm personally glad that it wasn't Nessie, it keeps the legend alive. I can't say I don't believe in Nessie, its on the same lines as believing in dragons. Loch Ness was made by being carved out by a glacier (I think), a pleisiosaur couldn't have got in there as theres no connection to the sea (though it could have been frozen in ice lol, frogs do it!). But at the same time dragons are argued not to exist because its genetically impossible for something to breathe fire (but instead of 'fire' it could have been acid!). In all though theres no proof I hope the Loch Ness Monster is real, but if it isn't then I won't be too disappointed.

You beat me to saying it! >_>

Phoenix_Flyer · Apr 28, 2008 5:02 PM

Hehehehehe..... Well who knows if it exists or not? We've only explored less than 1% of the abyssal plains of the ocean (any part of the oceans more than a mile down), we've explored more of the moon! Who knows whats down there....... Its like Megalodon (the massive shark) its debated wether or not that exists.

reddragon12 · Apr 28, 2008 6:05 PM

i have cn programs on it and non-beilivers
think that it's a elephant underwater

Sails_the_Fox · Apr 28, 2008 8:16 PM

i think the loch ness monster is real. it was probably alive a long time ago.

dragon protector x · Apr 28, 2008 9:38 PM

Aye. I beleave its real. Its there was so many old legends of Nessy, then they are bound to have been true, or are still true till today.

CynderFan101 · Apr 28, 2008 11:05 PM

I can remember watching a documentary about that very image, its shaped like a pleisiosaur so everyone assumed that it was Nessie. However they proved that it wasn't, it was some sort of rotted creature. I'm personally glad that it wasn't Nessie, it keeps the legend alive. I can't say I don't believe in Nessie, its on the same lines as believing in dragons. Loch Ness was made by being carved out by a glacier (I think), a pleisiosaur couldn't have got in there as theres no connection to the sea (though it could have been frozen in ice lol, frogs do it!). But at the same time dragons are argued not to exist because its genetically impossible for something to breathe fire (but instead of 'fire' it could have been acid!). In all though theres no proof I hope the Loch Ness Monster is real, but if it isn't then I won't be too disappointed

Couldn't have said it better Phoenix Flyer. I tried to post a picture of the REAL thing.(supposedly) Either Nessie's a plesiosaurus or an elasmosaurus, which is some sort of plesiosaur. This one scottish guy says he saw it 47 or so times.

MetalHead · Apr 28, 2008 11:16 PM

I say they dig canals to drain part of the lake and move it somewhere else. Then they can explore Loch Ness easier.

Doppelgangergang · Apr 29, 2008 12:03 AM

MetalHead wrote:

I say they dig canals to drain part of the lake and move it somewhere else. Then they can explore Loch Ness easier.

Without water, Nessie may die! So they couldn't.

Winged Beast · May 04, 2008 2:12 PM

I used to, but now I don't.

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