'Bigfoot' Caught on Video in Spokane

[A Turtle Named Mack]

Hikers near Spokane posted a YouTube video Wednesday that supposedly shows Bigfoot walking nearby.

http://www.kirotv.com/news/28039062/detail.html

[greenfrog78]

I think it's a gorilla with mange.

[Der Induktionator]

Or cousin Billy. With mange.

[greenfrog78]

It's cousin Billy in a gorilla suit with mange

Come to think of it, I've never seen a gorilla suit that didn't look like it had mange.

[Bonnie]

As others have pointed out (elsewhere), samantha13950, who posted the video to Youtube, says that she filmed this with her iPhone at Downriver Park in Spokane. Further, it's been noted that part of the park occupies a thin stretch of land between the Spokane River and Spokane Falls Community College.

I'm sure it's a mere coincidence that the school bills itself as the "Home of the Bigfoot" and that its mascot is Skitch, the Sasquatch.

Bonnie "dammit, Bigfoot, I said 'from the upper RIGHT corner'" Taylor

[stalker]

Originally Posted by Bonnie

"dammit, Bigfoot, I said 'from the upper RIGHT corner'"

Obviously they meant stage right.

[Wild Redhead]

I used to go to a riding stable located in the Downriver park area and I never once saw Bigfoot! Maybe Bigfoot is afraid of horses.

[Wolf333]

I think bigfoot is afraid of clear photography. And horses.

[Floater]

Originally Posted by stalker

Obviously they meant stage right.

Stage right is the right side from the audience's point of view.

[UEL]

Originally Posted by Floater

Stage right is the right side from the audience's point of view.

You've got it backwards. The right side from the audience's point of view is known as "house right". Stage right and house left are the same.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stage_%...ge_terminology

[Floater]

Originally Posted by UEL

You've got it backwards. The right side from the audience's point of view is known as "house right". Stage right and house left are the same.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stage_%...ge_terminology

In that case English and Swedish don't use the same terminology.