Dude claims he took this video last week 9 miles west of Tunica (I'm guessing around the Tunica Cutoff.).
OT: Bigfoot in Mississippi? What the heck is this?
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Hahaha. Looks like someone in a suit to me. He says he was hog hunting, so you know he has a gun, why did he run?
I once saw a creature that looked like Chewbacca near Jackson.
Amazingly it could speak and told me what my diet should consist of. Turned out it was Michelle Obama.
Amazingly it could speak and told me what my diet should consist of. Turned out it was Michelle Obama.
Guess he thought he could come on this site with a cutesy joke that everybody would like. Not very funny.
It could only be amusing if you're a complete racist. Otherwise I don't associate Mrs. Obama as extremely hairy, etc. despite any feelings about her political views.
Thought 9 miles west of Tunica would be in Arkansas.
Never got close enough to see what it was, even at full screen.
And ... right at the end, when the guy was running away, there was what appeared to be a palmetto plant. Do they have those things in the Delta? Never saw one there, but only time I've been there I've spent my time in a casino ....
Never got close enough to see what it was, even at full screen.
And ... right at the end, when the guy was running away, there was what appeared to be a palmetto plant. Do they have those things in the Delta? Never saw one there, but only time I've been there I've spent my time in a casino ....
Possible but unlikely in my opinion. I can't see well enough to tell if those are cypress trees or something way more tropical in the main part of the video.
What I saw was a low-growing plant, and looked just like a palmetto ... palm type leaves. It was within 10 seconds of the end of the video.
The whole video was a little jerky for me. I'll have to watch it again after the game's over (or out of reach).
The whole video was a little jerky for me. I'll have to watch it again after the game's over (or out of reach).
I'm not very familiar with the area. Thought the Mississippi flooded the casinos a couple of years though, but it winds around.
And when local people say Tunica, it's not the casinos, it's the actual town.. The casinos are actually at Robinsonville.
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Gotcha. You would know better than I. I wasn't sure they'd make it that far north. That said, this video is ridiculous.