Cannibals in the Caves | The Feral People of the Pacific Northwest

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  @TerrorTroveTalesYT · 1 year ago

  "Gorillastrations" is an S-Tier pun.

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  @HeartOfAllThings · 1 year ago (edited)

  Having the "it didn't ask how to get to Bells Canyon" line then followed by a loud ass commercial bassline was just diabolical

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  @DoloresJNurss · 1 year ago

  When you live out of town in the Pacific Northwest, it becomes easy to believe that all kinds of creatures could live out in the dense, vast forests without scientific documentation.  Which is what I yell, every year, at the wasps who insist on building nests in our porch or inside our car door wells,  that if they can't find a better place to hang their homes, in a forest thick and wide enough to hide cryptids, they aren't even trying!

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  @yetimcsomethin3517 · 1 year ago

  I feel like Lore Lodge doesn't get enough credit for how regular they post. Every week I'm happily surprised to see another new video. Aiden and Aiden never let me down

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  @FallingPicturesProductions · 1 year ago

  Knowing the Pacific Northwest, there's probably some starbucks in the caves as well, perfectly tailored to serve the cave yuppies.

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  @emilycooper173 · 1 year ago

  Nothing sets the mood like shouting "turn on the mood lighting!!"

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  @georgie-jp · 1 year ago

  When I was really young living in north Idaho, I remember looking down into our backyard (we lived in the mountains) and seeing what I thought was a gorilla walk for about five steps before disappearing into into the treeline. I remember it walked upright, was dark brown and had a very conical head.<br>I had never heard of bigfoot at that time and my parents are huge skeptics so they never discussed that sort of stuff. <br>I had a pretty vivid imagination as a kid, but I definitely knew the distinction between that and real life, and remember just being confused as to why a gorilla would be in our backyard. The closest zoo was about a 6 hour car ride away.<br>I don&apos;t know what to make of it but thought I&apos;d share it given the video&apos;s topic.

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  @davidlewis6891 · 1 year ago (edited)

  The Rocky Mountains alone are a much longer range than the Virunga Mountains in Rowanda where the mountain gorillas were discovered. The U.S. has the 3rd largest forest area on earth and is connected to the 2nd largest(Canada). The U.S. has more uninhabited forest area than most countries have in total area. The fact that people accept that there are undiscovered species of anything anywhere, but reject the fact that there could be creatures that are rarely seen or completely unseen is, to me, insane......I&apos;m not saying &quot;bigfoot&quot; exists, but I challenge those who use the lack of body as evidence against it to go to an area that they know has bears and find a dead bear.

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  @fuzzydunlop7928 · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KQmYIvrFlaY&amp;t=1030">17:10</a> Mr. P Burns sounds like the name someone would use to prank call Moe&apos;s bar.

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  @loveflowerchainsaw · 1 year ago

  John Gooch and P. Burns are such bart simpson ass names man

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  @laylasbackyard · 1 year ago

  My grandmother used to tell me this story of watching &quot;the hair man&quot; steal corn from their field. She&apos;s from Weiser Idaho, &nbsp;lol

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  @DarkxxPixie · 1 year ago

  I&apos;m very pleased with the little ellipsis indicator when you&apos;re reading your excerpts. Much cleaner than putting the text up on screen.

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