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A Texas man spots a strange-looking creature outside his Lake Jackson home and snaps photos of it. Could it be the mythical chupacabra?
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/43720331/ns ... e-science/
chupacabra sighting in Texas? Or just a coyote?
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chupacabra sighting in Texas? Or just a coyote?
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Re: chupacabra sighting in Texas? Or just a coyote?
Definitely not a jackalope ...
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Re: chupacabra sighting in Texas? Or just a coyote?
"A mysterious ugly blood sucker" aka: politician.
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Re: chupacabra sighting in Texas? Or just a coyote?
Nah, their natural habitat is airport restrooms and internet chatrooms, not chapparal ...
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Re: chupacabra sighting in Texas? Or just a coyote?
or cable news pundit???Alston Neal wrote:"A mysterious ugly blood sucker" aka: politician.
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Re: chupacabra sighting in Texas? Or just a coyote?
A new sighting in Texas! (story posted April 2, just to get that out of the way).
http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?secti ... id=9490035
Three years after the sighting this post was started to report on (link in OP is broken, but this one works http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/story?secti ... id=8244125)
The sighting this year looks much more like a chupacabra than the 2011 sighting if you ask me.
But borderline too cute.
http://abclocal.go.com/kabc/story?secti ... id=9490035
Three years after the sighting this post was started to report on (link in OP is broken, but this one works http://abclocal.go.com/ktrk/story?secti ... id=8244125)
The sighting this year looks much more like a chupacabra than the 2011 sighting if you ask me.
But borderline too cute.
I'm not sure what my spirit animal is, but I'm confident it has rabies.
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Re: chupacabra sighting in Texas? Or just a coyote?
@chumley
"I hunted coons for 20 years with dogs and I ain't never seen nothing looks like that right there,"
"A coon don't make that noise, or a possum. What makes that noise? I guess a chupacabra does, I don't know,"
"Bubba, that looks like a baby chupacabra,'"
I had more fun reading the colorful quotes from article, still having a little trouble with some of the interpretations, double negative, country grammar overload...
I mean seriously could someone other than Bubba be involved with this story?
"I hunted coons for 20 years with dogs and I ain't never seen nothing looks like that right there,"
"A coon don't make that noise, or a possum. What makes that noise? I guess a chupacabra does, I don't know,"
"Bubba, that looks like a baby chupacabra,'"
I had more fun reading the colorful quotes from article, still having a little trouble with some of the interpretations, double negative, country grammar overload...
I mean seriously could someone other than Bubba be involved with this story?
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Re: chupacabra sighting in Texas? Or just a coyote?
That's just silly. *Everyone* knows the chupacabra was long ago hunted into extinction by the jackalope ...
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Re: chupacabra sighting in Texas? Or just a coyote?
looks like a kangaroo with mange.
http://hikearizona.com/garmin_maps.php
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