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Ogopogo - Real or Not! Vote!!

Wed, 2008-07-23 06:36.
The Breakfast Club

 

We are gearing up for the BC Games!  Opening celebrations are tomorrow evening at Prospera Place..  Get out this weekend and cheer the atheletes on! Bring the kids - who knows they might get inspired to put down the video games and take up a new sport! CLICK HERE for the info!

Yesterday morning we chatted about Ogopogo! Robyn says she has a picture -- we are waiting for it to be developed.. all The Breakfast Club has to say is: 1 HOUR PHOTO DEVELOPMENT!!! Do you believe?? Leave a comment and let us know and vote in our poll HERE!

July continues to be a busy month! Dan and I are out at "Harvest" for a golf tournament today.. Following that it's all hands on deck for the BC Games! Plus Susan will be going McXtreme with McDonald's on Friday! Make sure to stop by - say Hi and perhaps win some great prizes!! Good luck!

BTW: Please be careful with so many people training for BC Games or The Apple Triathlon we have PLENTY of cyclist on the road if we all watch for each other it will help keep everyone safe!

 

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Awesome Bri!!! Never

Thu, 2008-07-24 05:25
Tarzan Dan Freeman The Breakfast Club
Awesome Bri!!! Never considered this option...but why not! It's kinda like imagining I'm an awesome wakeboarder...one day it will be...or not...haha...everytime I fall...I swear OGOPOGO trips me ! Cheers Tarzan Dan Freeman :)

Ever heard of this? :)

Wed, 2008-07-23 19:26
Bri Cook
I'm not saying whether I believe in Ogopogo or not because I'm not really sure! I do believe these people saw something though and it reminded me of something I read in a book once about Tupla's. **---According to Wikipedia: In mysticism a tulpa is the concept of a being or object which is created through sheer willpower alone. It is a materialized thought that has taken physical form and is usually regarded as synonymous to a thoughtform. The term comes from the works of Alexandra David-Neel, who claimed to have created a tulpa in the image of a jolly, Friar Tuck-like monk which later developed a life of its own and had to be destroyed. The concept is thought to derive from Tibetan mysticism. Many authors and artists have since used tulpas in their works, both in the context of fiction and in writing about mysticism.---** I know it's kind of confusing but the theory is that something like Ogopogo may have started off as a myth but the sheer power of so many people believing in him can cause him to take a physical form therefore essentially he becomes real. Interesting hey!! :) ~ Bri Cook ~ BC at NIGHT