Asahi News helps hunt for Yeti

[Taro Toporific]

But wait I already found Yeti :arrow:
Japanese team to leave on quest for Yeti
Tuesday, July 15, 2003. 2:56pm (AEST) Australian Broadcasting Corporation
A 60-year-old Japanese mountaineer will form a seven-member party and leave for a two-month Himalayan mission next month in quest for the legendary and elusive Yeti... Yoshiteru Takahashi, 60, will leave Japan for Nepal on August 10 ...Takahashi climbed the Dhaulagiri peaks twice in the 1970s and once in 1982...returned there in 1994 for the sole purpose of finding the Yeti - in vain.
He failed to film the Yeti although he smelled a strong animal scent and found barefoot footprint...
The party is being provided with logistic support from the major Japanese daily Asahi.

[GargoyleTS]

COOL!! Maybe we can get him to help get some good pictures of Nessie later this year too! And after that we can capture a Giant Squid...

Is Asahi just following to document his downfall?

Oh well, OTBS he may actually find one. And then the martians will finally sit down for peace talks and we'll invent an ultra-powerful, safe, unlimited, portable energy source to power our flying cars.

[Taro Toporific]

COOL!! Maybe we can get him to help get some good pictures of Nessie later this year too! And after that we can capture a Giant Squid..

Well, if the Yeti is real as the Giant Squid we all are gonna be in trouble with the Gray Aliens.
SAVE the YETI!


[b]Beached]
South Australia Advertiser, 3 Jul 2003
... Delphine, a life-size resin model of a three-year-old female giant squid, will be displayed over four floors of the South Australian Museum's new Biodiversity ...