Today’s comic is about those infrared game cameras they use on shows like Monster Quest and Destination Truth in hopes of catching Bigfeet or land-going sea monsters. Like Arno, I tend to watch these programs in hopes of discovering some truly nasty beast emerging from a lake to make me an appetizer. Somehow, that’s just cool.
The amusing thing is, especially on Monster Quest, they make you wait for an eternity of TV until the last minute when they REVEAL THE EVIDENCE – and there is absolutely NOTHING on the cameras. Well, perhaps an indigent skunk… What keeps us watching, is an eternal optimism that out there, is a formerly extinct plesiosaur that has somehow eluded our sight in a land-locked lake, in spite of people spending most of their lives and most of their net income and every piece of modern technology looking for it.
Game cameras can be useful on an outdoor paranormal investigation. You can catch a lot of paranormal investigators when they walk past. At least you know what they’re up to… Ghosts? Who knows… ghost skunks maybe.
And so, I have Merv get his experimental hat on for this cartoon. The game camera might be a little tame for Merv who is partial to the controversial Magic 8-Ball investigation tool.
Once again, I stay tuned for Saturday’s Erie Paranormal Radio Show with Frank Grande and myself (Jerry bailed for this one – the bum). Barry Fitzgerald is planning to call in to chat with us. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/ghsthunter346
AND, don’t miss Sunday’s comic with Brian Harnois in the Guest Draw slot! He also runs into Monday this time!
Eat Cookies, Hunt Ghosts!
Tj
Haven’t seen MQ yet, but watch DT and yeah, I hope for finally finding that monster but mostly watch it cause I love Josh. He is hilarious.
If it weren’t for Josh we’d just have Monster Quest… a dull review of lack of evidence on the Game Cameras from Walmart. Entertainment is what keeps us awake for the duration of the show… that and camera guys falling to their deaths in gorges.
Tj