Assembly Bill 666
Matt Moneymaker, a longtime Bigfoot researcher
I know we're in the bizarro timeline, but really?
this post was submitted on 21 Feb 2025
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I know, it's like the AI in control of our simulation isn't even trying anymore.
As the "official state cryptid," and not as a real, documented species.
It's like voting on an official state imaginary friend.
It's like voting on an official state imaginary friend.
Coming soon!
Basically, yeah.
Official state cryptids? What's next? Official imaginary gods and myths? Oh wait...
Will he finally be able to vote?
Bigfoot wants better park management!
The idea of state cryptids rule. I love that.
Folklore is such a deeply ingrained part of a location; and it's cool to recognize it. It even reflects and ~potentially~ honors the past of previous Native Legends.
It's a shame that if it ever catches on nation wide it's going to be nothing but Bigfoot and Loch Ness analogs, like six states have the mocking bird as their state bird.