What is your favorite unsolved mystery?

[Otis Driftwood]

You know like the Bermuda Triangle, Gordian Knot or whatever.

[trailerprincess]

Lord Lucan's disappearance
The existence of the Yeti/Big Foot/Loch Ness monster
Most of my bruises

[Otis Driftwood]

Most of my bruises
Totally, both the ones that hurt and those that don't... (y)

[jackrock]

CMute Rhyme.

Max Headroom TV hijacking.

[Otis Driftwood]

Roanoke's vanishing inhabitants (Croatoan)

[mikizee]

That show unsolved mysteries was chock full of them. dont remember any, tho.

[Junker]

The mysterious creatures called dinossaurs.

[na§tee]

the mystery of the repeated thread making.

[mikizee]

The mystery of my tremendously large and irresistable penis.

Not that I'm complaining.

[Pres Zount]

Robot Hitler and the Fourth Reich.

[Otis Driftwood]

The mystery of my tremendously large and irresistable penis.

Not that I'm complaining.
Who did you steal it from?

[camo]

How darren fletcher makes it into the united squad

[Otis Driftwood]

It is also mysterious how England is always nominated as a potential candidate for the soccer euro or world championship, then they fuck up everytime... :rolleyes:

[The Notorious LOL]

the zodiac killer

[camo]

It is also mysterious how England is always nominated as a potential candidate for the soccer euro or world championship, then they fuck up everytime... :rolleyes:


because we have a world class squad (of under achievers)

[Otis Driftwood]

At least, next time you won't have to haul along David Dragham... :)

[icy manipulator]

ray martins hair

[paul jones]

Where's Audrey ?

[paul jones]

How shit bands make it.
fuck I know what you mean

[camo]

how david copperfield got to knob claudia schiffer

[beastiegirrl101]

Roanoke's vanishing inhabitants (Croatoan)

YES! me too....what was the word on the tree?

[Otis Driftwood]

Tree: Cro
Post in town: Croatoan; so says wikipedia...

[Lex Diamonds]

George W Bush's presidency.

[Otis Driftwood]

George W Bush's presidency.
That was explained yesterday:
http://www.beastieboys.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=75870

[Lex Diamonds]

Whatchu talkin' bout Phyllis?

[Otis Driftwood]

Who da illest?

[MC Moot]

life after death or death after life.....

[abcdefz]

Probably the Bermuda Triangle or Amelia Earhart or Jack the Ripper, off the top of my head. But I think I'm forgetting a big one.

[Otis Driftwood]

That'd be Springheeled Jack or JFK...

[jo-nathan]

How Bush thinks it's ok to do the opposite of what every person in the fucking nation believes is the right thing to do(!) (!)

[MC Moot]

Probably the Bermuda Triangle or Amelia Earhart .....

I don't know why Amelia Earhart's fate has been always been considered such a mystery,high risk activity,being a aviation pioneer.....she probably ditched in the sea or crashed on a islet....the only real part of the story that seems to be a mystery to me is if she may have survived the crash and might have been captured and killed by the Japanese....... :confused:

[MC Moot]

Oh I would also like to know what those United Airlines employees saw the day at O'Hare.....

http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/ :)

[abcdefz]

I don't know why Amelia Earhart's fate has been always been considered such a mystery,high risk activity,being a aviation pioneer.....she probably ditched in the sea or crashed on a islet....the only real part of the story that seems to be a mystery to me is if she may have survived the crash and might have been captured and killed by the Japanese....... :confused:



Yeah; it's a semi-no-brainer mystery, to be sure. Our family has a really cool bed which was hers, so I just kind of got attached in some odd way.

[MC Moot]

Our family has a really cool bed which was hers, so I just kind of got attached in some odd way.

That's trick....ever feel like hauling it out when the Antiques Roadshow passes through town?.....you gotta be curiou$,eh....;)

[abcdefz]

That's trick....ever feel like hauling it out when the Antiques Roadshow passes through town?.....you gotta be curiou$,eh....;)


I wonder. The only way they could verify that it was hers would be through her grand-niece, which is where we got it. She sold this big old heavy-ass nicely made wooden bed for a couple hundred bucks so she could buy a bad waterbed.

I did get to see her naked in it once though. (y) I was about nine, I think, and I got kind of scared that she'd read my mind and I'd be busted.

[abcdefz]

Come to think of it: whatever the hell J.D. Salinger has been writing in his bunker all these years is a mystery I'd like to see solved. Supposedly he's kept writing and just locks his work in a safe (or safes, hopefully).

Supposedly, there are at least two novels and many short stories.

[Junker]

That was explained yesterday:
http://www.beastieboys.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=75870

Funny video!

[MC Moot]

Come to think of it: whatever the hell J.D. Salinger has been writing in his bunker all these years is a mystery I'd like to see solved. Supposedly he's kept writing and just locks his work in a safe (or safes, hopefully).

Supposedly, there are at least two novels and many short stories.

I've had a premonition he will soon die.....I suspect posthumous publishing will abound.....

[abcdefz]

I've had a premonition he will soon die.....I suspect posthumous publishing will abound.....


Yeah -- his son Matt (http://www.answers.com/topic/matt-salinger) is not above abasing the family image.

[abcdefz]

I forgot about the mystery of the E.A. Poe visitor. (http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/01/19/poe.grave.ap/index.html)


Starting in 1949, a frail figure made the visit to Poe's grave. In 1993, the original visitor left a cryptic note saying, "The torch will be passed." A later note said the man, who apparently died in 1998, had handed the tradition on to his sons.

[Yeti]

He died October 7, 1849, in Baltimore at the age of 40 after collapsing in a tavern.

I bet he would have something to say in the-- what is your favorite liquor thread.

[abcdefz]

I think his favorite liquor was opium. :D

[roosta]

where babies come from

[mate_spawn_die]

how many licks does it take to get to the center of a tootsie pop?

[abcdefz]

Three.


the zodiac killer



That's a good one. (y)

[hpdrifter]

Maybe its because its close to home for me but probably the Green River killer.

[MC Moot]

Maybe its because its close to home for me but probably the Green River killer.

Brought up in Vancouver,I share that as well and Cliford Olson and now Robert Pickton...ever see this?

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0304636/

:eek:

[hpdrifter]

For some reason that page isn't loading properly for me. What film is this?

Is Robert Pickton the pig farmer guy? *shudder*

[taquitos]

egg

[cookiepuss]

Come to think of it: whatever the hell J.D. Salinger has been writing in his bunker all these years is a mystery I'd like to see solved. Supposedly he's kept writing and just locks his work in a safe (or safes, hopefully).

Supposedly, there are at least two novels and many short stories.

YES.(y)

Actually the new indiana Jones plot is a Great unsolved mystery...
Crystal Skulls (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crystal_skull) and (http://www.world-mysteries.com/sar_6_1.htm)

the fact that we really don't know much about them and the whole myth that they were possibly made by aliens and if we find them all they'll reveal secrets of the universe and shit is some good stuff.

[MC Moot]

For some reason that page isn't loading properly for me. What film is this?

Is Robert Pickton the pig farmer guy? *shudder*

Yep,Picton is the pig farmer in Port Coquitlam who was murdering prostitutes and feeding them to his pigs for years,horrifying...some of those pigs ended up butchered and sold on Safeway shelves...yep...the movie was called "The Riverman" and featured Cary Elwes as Ted Bundy and recollects the interviews he did with the FBI trying to "help" them profile the Green River Killer,not bad for a TV flick...

[taquitos]

The Dyatlov Pass Accident (http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/g/a/2008/02/27/notes022708.DTL)

...and at Wikipedia (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dyatlov_pass_accident)

[hpdrifter]

Yep,Picton is the pig farmer in Port Coquitlam who was murdering prostitutes and feeding them to his pigs for years,horrifying...some of those pigs ended up butchered and sold on Safeway shelves...yep...the movie was called "The Riverman" and featured Cary Elwes as Ted Bundy and recollects the interviews he did with the FBI trying to "help" them profile the Green River Killer,not bad for a TV flick...

blech...

Horrifying.