Loch Ness Monster

Monsters do not exist. They are only our fears and the things we don't understand.

A really evil person can be considered a monster... :P

No.

Despite several exhaustive searches there is no evidence of any kind to support the existence of an unusual Beast in Loch Ness.

No, He is not

If you study Narcissists they are extremely interesting. We are all chameleons in this world to a point, but the Narcissist takes it to the extreme. Narcissists seem to have a knack for sizing up each individual as to how hard they can push them and when it comes to a mate they always choose the ones that are loving, kind and can be manipulated easily. This makes the victim feel they have done something wrong and haven't been strong enough and should have known better, but, in truth we are suppose to possess love and kindness. In time as we age we are much more cynical about people so it becomes easier to figure out people. We are all in a learning field and make mistakes along the way and hope to correct them. Therefore, it's not how many different lives the Narcissist has, but simply how many humans can he con! They fit into families, with their own gender and of course with the opposite sex, but one thing is for sure .... everything has it's time and sooner or later the Narcissist's true colors will come out. If you come across one stay clear because they aren't worth the skin they're in!

It is not a suffix in the Loch Ness Monster, that is the name of the monster that lives in Loch Ness

If you are just using -ness as a suffix, here's what it is: a native English suffix attached to adjectives and participles, forming abstract nouns denoting quality and state (and often, by extension, something exemplifying a quality or state): darkness; goodness; kindness; obligingness; preparedness

I am assuming you mean Echinoids, which is pertaining to a class of "Echinoidea" comprising mainly of sea urchins and sand dollars

he was sick

-Nobody Killed Him.. He Died From Cancer Of The Throat

There is not base word for the word "experiance".

Scotland

because she grows faster then normal

Stephanie mayer said when she'll stop growing she'll be 5'8 which is a good height for a woman especially for Nessie since she's with Jacob and Jacob is supposed to be like 6'7 or something

The first recorded sighting of a monster in the vicinity of Loch Ness was in the seventh century and reported a story which supposedly took place around 100 years earlier. The story states that an Irish monk who was staying in the area came across some people burying a man by the Loch. When he asked what had happened to the man, he was informed that he had been swimming when he was attacked and dragged underwater by a water beast. The monk sent one of his followers to swim across the lake, and the water beast came after him. The monk quickly made the sign of the cross and commanded the water beast to leave the man alone, and the beast fled in terror. The local pagans then converted to Christianity.

Modern sightings of the creature are reported from 1933. George Spicer and his wife saw a large creature pass across the road in front of their car. A report in the Inverness Courier newspaper was the first to name the creature the "Loch Ness Monster".

because it's not her name and she thinks Renesseme was nicknamed after the lock ness monster

because they are lochs not "lakes" its a different language

Common usage of 'Nessie' is to refer to the Loch Ness monster; the name is a combination of nobody's name, simply a diminutive derived from the name of the lake. In the Twilight book series, Renesmee is sometimes called Nessie; her full name comes from the names of her grandparents, Renee, Esme, Carlisle and Charlie.

The 1936 documentary film, "The Loch Ness Monster: Proof at Last" with Lain McMillan, himself a purported witness of the monster, is worth checking out. Footage of the film was shot on the 22nd of September, 1936, by Malcolm Irvine who claims it is of Nessie. He made the sighting while he was near Inverfarigaig, opposite Urquhart Castle, a place many have reported seeing Nessie from. He recorded the creature and it is his footage which began the Loch Ness monster craze that persists until today. This documentary reel, lost for decades before being recovered, shows grainy black and white images of a dark blob moving slowly across grey water. Irvine first reported seeing Nessie in 1933, and would see it again with 2 other men in 1967. It would be worth looking up his name. Once the documentary was rediscovered the BBC aired it in 2001.

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As of now, no humans have physically visited Uranus. The planet has only been observed remotely through telescopes and by the Voyager 2 spacecraft, which flew by in 1986, providing valuable data and images. Thus, the number of people who have "seen" Uranus is limited to those who have used telescopes or received data from spacecraft, rather than direct observation.

big foot

loch ness

yeti

boogeyman

1933.

he was raised by the wolves he was raised by the wolves he was raised by the wolves

fish

The family ness