
there is debate about the authenticity of the picture, due to it's dim lighting, and also because a huntington beach fisherman also claims to have taken a photograph of the hairy beast only hours later.

it is accepted that it is simply not possible for both photos to be authentic given that the average running speed of a rob is somewhere between 3-5 miles/ hour, and robs are known to be non-migratory, sloth-like, territorial creatures.

WOW! it's big
ReplyDeleteGood looking too
ReplyDeleteIf you look closely you can see the evidence of doctoring of the photos. The perspective is wrong. I suspect photoshop and old navy photo files were used. While it may in fact be a robage, I think being so close to hollywood it is someone younger madeup to look like a wise, older version of the "ro bage".
ReplyDeleteHuh? I'm going straight to Urban Legends to check this one out.
ReplyDeleteThis almost fills the screen as a backaround picture on a 1280x1024 monitor. Where'd you find someone with such a big camera?
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