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Saturday, July 7, 2018

Does Sheepsquatch exist? You be the judge...

Look what I found while procrastinating looking for important stuff on the internet. There is a Sheepsquatch!
Mountain Monsters; Sheepsquatch interpretation

According to the website Cryptid Wiki (http://cryptidz.wikia.com/wiki/Sheepsquatch):

"Sheepsquatch, also known as the "White Thing", is a woolly-haired cryptid reported across numerous counties in West Virginia, predominantly within the southwestern region of the state. The counties with the most sightings are Boone, Kanawha, Putnam, and Mason, with a surge in sightings taking place in Boone County during the mid-1990s.

It is described as being a quadruped about the size of a bear, with entirely white wool-like fur. It has a long and pointed head, similar to a dog but with long, saber-like teeth and a single-point set of horns not dissimilar from those found on a young goat. Its forelimbs end in paw-like hands, similar to those of a raccoon but larger, while its tail is long and hairless like that of an opossum. It is reputed to smell like sulfur, which has been attributed through folklore to the beast being born within the TNT Area in Mason County like one of the Mothman theories, though this is not likely and instead may be a musk scent gland similar to those found in many species in the order Carnivora such as weasels and skunks"


You can head to Cryptid Wiki to get the details about multiple Sheepsquatch sightings starting in 1994. 


Sheepsquatch was also featured on the television series Mountain Monsters (Season 2 ep. 6, May 8, 2014). The show follows the Appalachian Investigators of Mysterious Sightings (AIMS) team as they research and find evidence of unidentified creatures in the Appalachian Mountains. -Wiki


Yes! You can watch it now! You're welcome...

Sunday, October 1, 2017

Winning the Internet this Week...creepy and hilarious.

Try and guess what this is before it turns around! 

Sunday, July 16, 2017

Winning the Internet this Week...Beep Beep I'm a Sheep dance

Why should you join our Facebook group? We share lots of cool stuff...like this gem Sheeple Pam Rushen found for us...

Tuesday, February 7, 2017

Guest Vblog: The Story Behind the Story: Shadows in the Water by Kory M. Shrum + giveaway

Today Kory Shrum's newest supernatural crime thriller Shadows in the Water releases! She created this special video to tell us the
Story behind the Story


Shadows in the Water

by Kory M. Shrum

February 7, 2017
504 pages
Louie Thorne was born with a dangerous gift and a reason to fear the darkness. But when her parents are murdered by the mafia, embracing her power is the only way to exact her revenge. She will destroy the men who destroyed her family—no matter the cost.

Robert King may be a retired agent, but he knows trouble when he sees it. First, his old partner returns with a case. Then an old flame begs a favor. By the time Louie enters the picture, King will be lucky to survive the night.

A supernatural crime thriller perfect for fans of Dean Koontz.


About the Author:
Kory M. Shrum lives in Michigan with her wife and their ferocious guard pug, Josephine. Kory is a big fan of naps, coffee, books, cheese, socks, books, noodles, teapots, traveling…and books.

She's a proud member of the Four Horsemen of the Bookocalypse, where she's known as Conquest. She's the author of the Dying for a Living fantasy series and the Shadows in the Water thriller series.

She loves to hear from fans on Facebook (www.facebook.com/korymshrum), Twitter (@koryshrum), Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/koryshrum/) or her website (www.korymshrum.com).



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Sunday, January 15, 2017

Winning the Internet this Week...The Princess Bride, honestly awesome

Is there anyone out there that doesn't like the Princess Bride? *If anyone raises their hand hit them with a stale moonpie...really hard* I didn't think so! Even the folks at Honest Trailers (love these by the way) can find fault with it.