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cryptidsaurian
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[2010-01-09 17:22:42 +0000 UTC]
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# Statistics
Favourites: 2741; Deviations: 95; Watchers: 62
Watching: 177; Pageviews: 27528; Comments Made: 4429; Friends: 177
# Interests
Favorite movies: The Jurassic Park trilogy, The Thing, The mist, The Blob.Favorite TV shows: The Walking Dead, Breaking Bad.
Favorite bands / musical artists: Serj Tankian, System of a Down, Scars on Broadway, Rammstein.
Favorite writers: Richard Dawkins, Jack Horner, Robert Bakker.
Tools of the Trade: ink primarily; although I'm trying to learn digital art.
Other Interests: Drawing, paleontology, guitar.
# Comments
Comments: 1615
Certainly.
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like creationism? 
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No, not at all.
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No problem, I really like your style!
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What happened to your blog post about the Curupira plateau?
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Blog post? I was going to revamp my blog, but it has been flooded with spam, viruses, ect. I can post a link, but wouldn't advise visiting it.
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So, is the Curupira plateau a real place? I haven't been able to find any photos or information on it or the cryptids that supposedly live there.
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I believe it is inspired by a real place, I used to think it was a real place, but not anymore. I have some stuff I could send you, but it is a lot and I don't know the best method of doing so..
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Ah, so the Curupira plateau and the cryptids associated with it are fiction? Did Jaroslav Mares make it up? or does it predate him?
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Well, I am not saying it is made up, I really just don't look at the whole cryptozoology thing the way I used to, and am a lot more skeptical. I don't know if it predates jaroslav, I believe there were other people who also had information, but I am drawing a blank when it comes to the names.
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I see. I know what you mean. I find as a get older, I become more sceptical, but I still think crypozoology is a legitimate pursuit. You just have to think critically.
So, where did you hear about the Curupira plateau and it's cryptids?Β
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I tried posting a reply a few days ago, it seems it did not send. It has the potential to be a viable science, but I find most of the time does not. The guy I was toldΒ about all of the Amazonian cryptids was a deviant who no longer is active here. He does however, have facebook page you can contact him on; his name is 'Jakub Rocek'.
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Seems pretty suspicious to me. Is he the guy who called himself Isla Nublar Crew?
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Ah. He sent me some stuff from a book written by Jaroslav Mares.
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Yep, you may want to ask about the folder of images (magazine clippings, news articles, ect) pertaining to it. He sent it to me a long time ago, if you cannot get it from him, I can send it to you, but it is large (300 megabytes if I remember)
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I have an article about the Chipekwe and the Stoa. Nothing about the Washovrie, or Rakshi, though.
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Sorry, I don't have anything pertaining to those.
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A cryptid with no documented sightings is hardly a cryptid at all.
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Yeah, but most cryptids aren't real animals anyways.
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So, it would seem. Lately, I've been entertaining the idea of writing a book on cryptids focusing on the ones I consider most likely to exist.
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Sure, please tell me if you ever do. Perhaps it could spark up that interest that has been lacking for me.
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Hello
thanks for the watch 
please like my facebook page/follow me on twitter 
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No problem, and sure, I'll follow you on those sites.
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Thanks for the fav !
deviantART muro drawing
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Not a problem.
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Great to see another Copic artist. Awesome work!
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I quite like your drawings as well! Keep it up!
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