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This mummified giant finger was found in Egypt in 1988 by Gregor Sporri. The finger was said to be 40 centimeters long (about 16 inches). Some estimate the finger would have had to come off of something about 16 feet tall. Some suggested it might have come from a creature similar to Gigantopithecus Blacki, which is thought to be a gigantic ape species.
According to the story, the scientists were allowing people (Newsgroups) to take pictures. One of the men who came in to take pictures allegedly stole the finger. So now no one knows for sure if it was real or a hoax.
Here is a short video
There have been other reports of giant skeletons being found, some turned out to be fake while others just seemed to disappear. Could the government be behind the stealing of discoveries that prove giants existed? If so why? In my opinion, if this was the case, that the government was hiding these discoveries, there could be a religious reason. Almost all forms of religion talk about giants in one way or another, so the government could be trying to conceal proof that the Bibles from these religions are true. Then again who really knows why governments do the things they do.
Interesting nonetheless.
Thanks
Tom
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Awesome article Tom. LT
ReplyDeleteI don't get the dimensions. I'm not quite 6 feet, yet my longest finger (middle finger) is 3.5 inches. A factor of 19.7. Using the same factor would make the giant just over 26 feet tall.
ReplyDeleteWho is saying this is the middle finger? If your finger gets cut off, it is usually a pinky, or index finger, unless it was cut off "after" you flipped someone off.
DeleteObviously it is what's left of an ice giant thor destroyed
ReplyDeleteAccording to the tale, the researchers were enabling individuals (News groups) to take images. One of the men who came in to take images obviously took the useful. So now no one knows for sure if it was actual or a scams.
ReplyDeleteAn interesting discussion is worth comment. I think that you should write more on this topic, it might not be a taboo subject but generally people are not enough to speak on such topics. To the next. Cheers
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hmm
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