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Tag: loch ness monster

  • FEELING LUCKY: Has GOOGLE found Nessie?

    FEELING LUCKY: Has GOOGLE found Nessie?

    Go to GOOGLE today and click on their banner.. it will take you to a series of articles about how GOOGLE employed its technology to try to locate the potentially fake but yet elusive NESSIE, the Loch Ness Monster.  You can now search for NESSIE from your computer using GOOGLE Street View.  Google mounted a Street View camera on a boat to give people a 360-degree view of the 23-mile-long loch..

    Give it a try. It’s fun.

    One picture, in particular, may create a firestorm of speculation about the long-living legendary creature:

    o-LOCH-NESS-570It could be a log. Debris.. reflection.. refuse. It .. NESSIE. You be the judge

    And you can continue your search with GOOGLE. The engine bringing the paranormal and weird right onto your own device. The power to find NESSIE now rests with you.

    Go find..

     

  • Lake so what

    Lake so what

    So we’re told this is Nessie, the famed and supposedly real Loch Ness Monster in Scotland.. The figure has been revealed using Apple’s satellite map app.. Nessie believers are using the photo as ‘evidence’ that their famed creature is real..  I have really never subscribed to this idea of the real monster, as I always found it to be the dullest of all paranormal pop culture and lure. I believe there are lots of animals yet to be discovered on earth, but just have not ever been enthusiastic about the monster. I can only conclude this: If the Apple system is so successful at finding monsters that probably don’t exist, why aren’t we using it find Flight 370!?

    So we’re told this is Nessie, the famed and supposedly real Loch Ness Monster in Scotland..The figure has been revealed using Apple’s satellite map app.. Nessie believers are using the photo as ‘evidence’ that their famed creature is real.. 
    I have really never subscribed to this idea of the real monster, as I always found it to be the dullest of all paranormal pop culture and lure. I believe there are lots of animals yet to be discovered on earth, but just have not ever been enthusiastic about the monster.
    I can only conclude this: If the Apple system is so successful at finding monsters that probably don’t exist, why aren’t we using it find Flight 370!?