A picture is worth 1000 words.

Really, post a picture man. The way you describe it sounds like you got bunny rabbit in clodhoppers.

Harvey?

That's it!

I declare the mystery solved.

I dunno. Some folks I am acquainted with in the Towson/Belair/Washington triangle have vouchsafed to me quietly whispered accounts of strange, demonic,otherworldly activities which cannot be explained by conventional means.

Although spread across Maryland these scattered yet connected occurrences are believed to originate in our nation's capitol.

The link below may perhaps illuminate this.........


http://www.prisonplanet.com/articles/january2005/210105devilhand.htm

could it be oompa loompas or maybe hobbits? an elf? :P

Too far out of range to be Hillary? I mean that in a completely apolitical sense, of course.

No, as I understand it all the dikes that run off the Potomac are filled.

plus, i think her claws are longer, sharper and drenched in a congealing red ooze :D

note to self: repent tomorrow for thread sins today.... :cool:

Well, we got more snow this afternoon and the tracks are all but covered up. Got my neighbors came over to have a look and he was just as mystified. He could not figure out what animal it was to have left those prints. The way they were spread out (around two feet apart), we figure the sucker must have to be over six feet tall.

Might be my 1st wife Karen. Lived near Inner Harbor,by the McCormick?{sic} factory.

A tall,slender yet fearsome personage, prone to disparaging remarks,small feet for a woman though, 7 1/2 as I recall.

Been dead these 10 years so anything's possible.

maybe im crazy...but id stay up and see if it comes back, thatd freak me out if i saw tracks and couldnt figure out what they came from....especially right up next to my house? shooooot, id be sitting up with a gun, a flashlight, and some coffee

Howdy All,
I say it's El Chupacabra. It has scared a couple guards working the night shifts at work. It didn't help that I planted the "seed" in their minds. What I think they actually saw was one of our resident Bobcats.