The Devil's Footprints

The Devil's Footprints was a phenomenon that occurred during February 1855 around the Exe Estuary in East and South Devon, England. After a heavy snowfall, trails of hoof-like marks appeared overnight in the snow covering a total distance of some 40 to 100 miles (60 to 160 km). The footprints were so called because some persons suggested that they were the tracks of Satan and made comparisons to a cloven hoof. Many theories have been made to explain the incident, and some aspects of its veracity have also been questioned.


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(05:11):
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(05:53):
annoyed about as well. So,and that's ever annoyed you. Monster Folls
Podcast at gmail dot com if itwas a ghoul better again, So simon
the devil what a man good,lad, bad? Well depends who you
are. I suppose there's the morningStar, the light Bringer. A lot
of people have compared him to Prometheus. Yeah, you Prometheus was wasn't he

(06:15):
cast away to have ravens eat outhis entrails every day for the rest of
eternity. I don't know what happenedto him ultimately, Yeah, but he
was sounding that he showed us howto do a few bits he did.
He did, and he could saythe same about Satan to a certain extent.
You can have any Yeah, prettymuch, bump chicken. I don't
think they knew because they didn't know, Like they felt bad about being naked

(06:38):
after God cast him out. Eightass is like twenty twenty, that's fucking
that's evilish. Twenty eighteen. Well, it started it also, it all
started with shaving of the pubis.You know, that's when it started,
all of a sudden, like allthe pubes that were always there, they
started disappearing. I think you can'tSatanic is eight an arse? That does?

(07:00):
You know what I mean? Everytime you eat I just says like,
oh, you're dying. That wasappreciate and Iris is a fucking madman
looks crazy and a lot of weardolls are discarded. Not for sure,
Yeah they're into it, like butthere's something like flossing with iris there No,
but there's something like the IRIS isjust I don't think we should be
eating ass. I don't think it'sa good idea. Glands. You go

(07:24):
around there afraid of COVID like alot like yeah, yeah, under of
the sanitary issues like when when there'sthat are intolerant, they want they you
know, bag but and irish likelike you're out of your mind, fucking
like there's but there's there's there's.It's like you said, escalation can start

(07:47):
like you just you're sort of onthe on the outside. You know,
you're at range from the urse likeactually gobbling down on a swinger like that's
have you gobbled down them before ordo you just kind of he's the art
gentleman doesn't kiss and tell them forsome pockering love. Absolutely, So that's

(08:13):
what that was one of the things. Should I'd say he showed us the
the art of self molestation. Yeah, they showed us. Is that why
you feel shame after us, I'dsay, because it's a fucking loser thing
to do as well, everyone doesit, but you can't help but feel
like a couple of Yeah, thatwas rad start my day. No one's

(08:37):
ever finished and been like. There'sa great line in Space where he says,
every time you have a wank andyou finish, it's as if you
walk in the door and yourself,what the fuck are you doing? It's
and I think, to be fairto rogies, he had a good one
where it's like when you're horny,it's as if you were driving this bus
and then you get horny, andall of there's like you're at the back

(08:58):
of the bus and there's paper lowand every like where are we going?
The fellow drivers like shut the fuckup? Which I think is a really
good analogy for just called kind ofwell, anybody everybody who anybody who follows
Matt and Shane's Secret Podcast, they'llknow they don't know what's about the Shaman.
Matt and Jane's Secret Podcast is arguablythe best podcast in the world.

(09:22):
It's fantastic, much better than theship I used to do with you,
It's not better than they're also avery good podcast. They're very they're both
they both have shades of us likeobviously much more realized, basically less serious
a podcast, the less professional moreslike that seems to be the because even

(09:45):
when even with Matt and Jane's theyliterally sit down on the hold the microphone.
But man, there it's the fuckingfunniest podcast podcast. They have the
most patrons in the whole world.I just said it just to see what
happened. So, yeah, soSatan, we're not Satan's influencing people and

(10:07):
where it was influence on the bottomWang, it's always sexual stuff. It
is always your right stuff. There'sa big because sex that was like the
big shame of about like the shameof nudity, the shame of our bodies
that didn't bother us when we werein the garden of Eden frolicking around mm

(10:28):
but then't even what God did,like yeah anything, nobody is on shame.
Like so we're looking at it fromlike a Catholic perspective. Well,
so there's motherfuckers no no, no, no, no no no, there's
motherfuckers on the continent man that don'tgive a fuck. Dutch motherfuckers a shower,
and the family, family, gettingChase back up with that family in

(10:50):
a few years doing here's the thing, here's the thing. Is it that
like, this is what happened.It's escalad from the fall of the Garden
of Eden. But they don't haveno shame about it. That's what I
mean, though, should they?No? Satan has taken over so much
that we no longer are even shamed. We're like, oh, you know,

(11:11):
we'd see naked people Instagram showing offDiddy's and now you know, and
there's no shame. Now people areliking it. They're like the Kardashians,
brilliant. Let's make that the mostwatched TV show in the world. Big,
big, do you know what Imean? Like, yeah, I
think, well, we're definitely amand look we've gone we have gone Satanic.

(11:33):
We are living in a order likeSatanic society. I think, like
if you think, I think thenarcissism, and we fucking laud sociopathy and
even capitalism. Capitalism operates like itoperates like a psychopath. There's no social

(11:54):
Capitalism needs to have social incentives builtinto it because it's just about making money.
Doesn't give a fuck have and he'sto have pores that are looked after,
not just pores, just pors.They'll have him off to be just
to be allowed, no, notto be happy, just to have enough
to survive in misery that can occasionallybuy. But even like think about unless

(12:18):
you're at the very top of theladder, even if you're middle of the
middle, you're still struggling, likeyou're just struggling, struggling, and then
all of a sudden you're justin Bieber, you know, and your grand like,
but you're still miserable. Yeah,you're satanic though, you're as you're
basically bahamous. Yeah, big iristo be fair, great, it's that

(12:46):
you keep that could be called bagof it because you just that is ca
cap capris gold is capricorn? Capricorn? Capricious? Is that the right word?
Oh, that's right? Capricious?Is that is that like gat like
so to say capricious ditties make itup, making up capricious, but give

(13:16):
given to sudden and unaccountable changes ofmood or behavior changes. It's terrible to
feel our like we had hinges ona capricious boss. And does that link
in a satanic kin? Is thatwhat saying is because he's the great m
deceiver. You know what I mean? He's all like is like capri Latin

(13:37):
for God, capri son. Havewe all been ingesting Satan's great juices?
Capri Son is a Satanic drink.It's capricious, and also what Satan?
The morning start Latin forgot is capre. But listen, right, listen to
this guy. I'm just about blowsome minds up here. Capri Son.
It's a Satanic drink, capricious capreright son, what Satan? He's the

(13:58):
morning star, He's the light bringer. Oh my god, capri Son.
If you're drinking that shit, spitit out. Satanic drinks, capitalist,
satanic pastards. Capri Son, yourfucking child's in there even can't even get
the straw in the little holes satanic. It's all fucking satanic. So you've
learned a lot. I stand withGod. Sixteen minutes there, we've gotten

(14:20):
lot. This is this was Thisis an episode I know absolutely now about
it, to be honest, It'sbeen written so long ago that I know
now about it. We've had thisone in the chamber for about two months
now, have we give or takesomething like that, But basically where there
we're actually heard about this there wasa book called Devil's Day that my father

(14:43):
gave me on a Christmas night.It's written there's a guy he's he's written
three horror books, Andrew Harley's name. They're very good, very kind of
goes on and goes on and goeson, and the it's only at the
end of it. You're like,all right, now he's brought all the
spooky stuff together. But they're writtenvery kind, high literature, so they
can they're not. I mean somesome some mad say, what's high literature?

(15:05):
That's so that's like written written away? That yes, but not not
like not written like it's it's writtensimply and it's not written away. That's
hard to understand. But it's moreabout it's not what would you say,
is it like point higher or notat all? Like, yeah, you're
right to point higher was better objectively, it was a better product objectively.

(15:30):
But he's won he's won like theCosta Award for the Best Debut. But
who cares, Like that's not pointsare sure or el stein deadly, he's
he is look or else Steiner beenall monsterful, I mean award crazy well,
not a great world. But inone of his books, I think

(15:50):
it was a second book called Devil'sDay. It talks about this idea of
the Devil's footprints, and it's basicallylong story short. We can end the
podcast after this. Basically they founda trail of a prince that just walked
in a single direction for a hugeamount, like thirty miles or so.
I was going up over houses andall sorts of shit, and they're like,

(16:11):
they've been called the Devil's footprints,and he talks about that in the
book. And then I was like, oh, that's fucking cool. I
must is that a real thing?And with the power of my phone and
a little bit of ingenuity, Iwent to something called Google and I typed
it in and it told me everything. So it was my read years ago
the book. But yeah, sothat was the that was. And then
I think maybe it came up inone of our little Facebook groups where we

(16:34):
tried to get inspiration for scary things, and I was like, oh,
okay, I remember that, soit's pretty it's pretty interesting. Now.
Unfortunately, there's not a huge amountin it, as you can imagine.
There's a few theories about what causedit, but it's effectively like this long
trail of what people said were hoofprints they call it. Is it a
hoax? Did the devil just decideto walk around the place in the snow?

(16:57):
My guess is as good as yours. Why was the devil I would
walk around in the snow because itwould look it would make my heale princes
like cool, which is exactly whathappened. So we we'll get into it.
Will give you a bit more,a bit more, a bit more
backstory. Now this is something thathappened in the mid nineteenth century, so
it's that kind of Victorian spooky anyway. So the devil's footprint was a phenomenon

(17:22):
which occurred during February eighteen fifty fivearound the xy Estuary in East and South
Devon in England. So Devon againprobably x X. I don't know X.
I don't know. Stupid name anyway, unless you put it at the
end of a fighting game, Idon't want to know about it. So
Devon, big Fireman County. Maybethe devil was just looking for some good

(17:45):
sausages and rosier that never knows howthey make it good. Do you ever
go to Devon? No, Iwant to actually do a lot of I
want to check out more of Englandand I want to go to Billington.
There's a time. Yeah, I'mnice. I wonder if you'll just end
up there and there's like a statueof you in the middle of it.
I'll go to Bildings. I wantto check out Scotland. We're doing that

(18:07):
nice. Yeah, Well that's BenNevis and I want to potentially live in
snow at some point in my life. I would be totally into that.
If we ever got to a pointwhere we were self sufficient and I'm not
talking a lot of money. I'mtalking enough to live on coca noodles and
like Diet seven up, sorry,not Diet flat seven up. I would
definitely live there for a year,for sure. That I would. I

(18:30):
would. I would actually probably settlein somewhere. It's not only I'd be
happy enough as long as they canget good internet. Yeah, that's all.
So, after a heavy snowfall,trails of hoof like marks appeared overnight
in the snow, covering a totaldistance of forty two one hundred miles.
That's sixty two hundred and sixty kilometers. That's almost fucking like Western to Dublin.

(18:52):
It's crazy. Yeah, So thisis a really it's real interesting.
Look at now I can see Isee the look now that we're looking at
each other. We do episodes.I see me, can see the pod.
I can see his little brain golike the selacious. I love this.
So the footprints were so called becausesome persons suggested that they were the
tracks of Satan and made comparisons toa cloven hoof. Many theories have been

(19:17):
made to explain the incident, andsome aspects of its veracity have also been
questioned. I think this does soundvaguely familiar. I reckon this is one
of those ones that like everyone's heardof. Yeah, now it's rare culture.
I myself have been to Devon onceas an eleven year old boy.
Yeah, my grandaunt, who wasa sociopath, had a friend who was

(19:45):
actually a very kind man in Devonand we stayed with him for like a
couple of days or something. Helived right by the coast, so there's
a beach nearby. But it wasYeah, it was a lovely area.
Again, it's been like twenty eightyears since I've been there. There are
a dark horse who've been everywhere.It's just like the world back from people

(20:08):
where you're like, I don't makea big deal. I'd just be like
I'd just be going place as muchas taken around like you know, fuck
like you know. So you mightbe asking what happened with all these big
mad for prints? Right, So, on the night of the eighth to
the ninth of February eighteen fifty five, and one or two later nights,
after a heavy snowfall, a seriesof hoof like marks appeared in the snow.

(20:30):
These for prints, most of whichmeasured about four inches long. So
the length of emends making as whathappens, Well, that's when it's soft.
When it's haired, it turns intoThey've called it the monothith because they
think it brings with it great news. Three inches across is making three inches
across, see, because it's notacross because you have to like do the

(20:52):
wrap around. I've never done thewrap around. Yeah did you ever do
the wrap around? Yeah? Youare like a can of hawk man.
Yeah, I'm like about the copperbergbetween an eight and sixteen inches of paradise
where I'm mostly in a single file. These are reported from more than thirty
locations across Devon and a couple Indorsets. It was estimated that the local distance
of the tracks amounted to between fortytwo hundred miles. Yeah, sixty sixty

(21:18):
and one hundred and sixty k thatis nuts. But it's like crazy,
right, Like that's like finding singlefile hoof marks going from ross Layer all
the way up to where like Braymaybe with low bra it's crazy. Like
forty one hundred miles is a lotof aus to Americans, they don't care.
Now. The other thing is Americansso even think about decide how could

(21:40):
that have been made in the onenight. So that's the other about it.
Because the devil walks fast. Onehundred miles to us is long because
we're Irish. One hundred miles toa Yank is like, yeah, that's
because when they're big dadge Rams,they're not walking. They're not walking from
Devon to Dorst. They're just goingdown to buy the milk. Better get
a good bit of it about adivorce someone, Yeah, it's a divorce,

(22:02):
very popular, talking about Satan divorvery popular. Honey. I'm just
driving down to get some milk anda divorce worse, honey, I have
a sign the papers and through onthe counter. I'd like to do this
amicably. Now to be fair,that's not right. My divorce My wife

(22:22):
was divorced soon to be divorced tobe as well. So you know,
I forget the archdemn and everyone doesdivorce there turning around. If you've been
divorced, you end up with me. That's the great that's the great repayment
you have to pay. Yeah.So houses, rivers, haystacks and other
obstacles were traveled straight. How coolis that? It's really cool? Right,

(22:45):
I mean, you know, isthis one of the best episodes we've
ever done? I mean, inmy wow. Four prints appeared on the
tops of snow over roofs and highwalls, which laying the Four Princes path,
as well as leading up and eggsand dram pipes as smart as four
inches in diameter. Hmmm. Thetwenty six alien fifty five issue of Bell's

(23:06):
Life in Sydney published in its miscellaneousEXTRAX column a weekly dispatch dated February eighty
of dated Daily February. Sorry itappears on Thursday. Last night, there
was very heavy snowfall in the neighborhoodof Exeter, Exeter what they called it
exit and the river X. Probablythat makes sense when you play X men

(23:30):
Children of the Adam, and youdo your supermovie, it goes X and
then the machine usually blocks it.And on the following morning, the inhabitants
of the above towns were surprised sovery ghasty ton at discovering the footmarks of
some strange and mysterious animal endowed withthe power of ubiquity, ubiquity as the

(23:55):
footprints were to be seen in allkinds of unaccountable places, on the tops
of houses, narrow walls, ingardens, courtyards enclosed by high walls and
palings, as well as in openfields. This is like the same YouTube
channel you've seen these that do likemake a video like I'm going to walk

(24:17):
on the straight line across No,it's quite good. Actually, it's like,
oh, I actually you've told methis, but you have to map
it out to make sure you canactually yeah, so no, no,
no, you are going in thestraight line. So the way it works
is like you map the straight lineplot like you're making sure there's no houses
and no no no. Oh,you're climbing houses and ship no no no.

(24:37):
So there's a variance from either sideof the line, like a margin
or a bracket on either side ofthe line that you lose points for the
further your straight from the line andeach direction. So like sometimes like let's
say there's like an obstacles across theriver and you have to move maybe fifteen
foot down the river. You willlose by stilling that in your straight line

(25:02):
challenge. So there's like lots oflike really funny, doesn't mean that like
like but you then part of itis mapping it out or do you kind
of just draw the line like youdo, you know what I mean?
Like you do a little bit oflittle a little bit of a little bit
aber yeah, like like kind ofthere was one was the lads up there
like Delaware in America, somewhere aroundthere maybe. But it's pretty funny because

(25:25):
like you're looking at a bunch ofkids who have never done anything like this,
but just like the idea of thechallenge, and they're getting stuck in
like you know, they'll walk intoa bit of briers and they have like
no experience everything like that. They'relike stuck in these briers for ages or
like sometimes people get stuck in quicksandor sometimes like people will get like the
loose their boots and rivers. Yeah, yeah, it's really cool. It's

(25:49):
fun. It's a fun little it'sall like young, it's lads that when
I look at them, if Iwas like twenty, like, I'm like,
yeah, that's kind of cool.Shut it out for sure. Stuff
that right now, if we didit, we'd be probably brought into a
mental home. Yeah. Yeah,it's only a matter of time. Matter
of time. So the superstitions.The superstitious go as far as to believe

(26:10):
that the marks were by shut Downhimself, and that great excitement has been
produced among all classes, maybe judgedfrom the fact that the subject has been
descanted on from the pulpit. SoI think that just means no one likes
Sitan in the church, alright,I think I could be wrong. Pulpit

(26:30):
is that what they call it.It's like Andrew Harley wrote, give me
more point, horror. The impressionsof the closely resembled that of a donkey
shoe, and measured from an inchand a half too, in some instances
two and a half inches across.Here and there it appeared as if clothing,

(26:52):
But in the generality of the stepsthe shoe was continuous, and from
the snow in the center and entiremerely showing the outer crest of the foot.
It must have been concave. Soyou've ever seen it's quite funny sometimes
people it's not funny, but peoplethey were on Reddit sometimes when there's breakings,

(27:12):
like they ask people on the shoereddits to id the foot prints the
bottom of the fire so they canfigure out what shoe they were wearing when
they broke. Yeah. Yeah,it's like almost always like the running jaw
is that it's Black Air Force ones. Right, So if anyone pulls a
picture on like the sneak or somethingrather and like the wearing, like it's

(27:33):
like look at my new pickup andit's like a fair of Black Air forces.
Like the top comment will be likeman's walk up patrols crying to the
stuff like this it's like this isa criminal orige and sorry and all this
time crying. I like that.So the area in which the Prince appeared
extended from x Myth up to thetop some and across the x Estuary to

(27:57):
Dollish and ten Myth orheh Busk,in an article published in Notes and Queries
during eighteen ninety, stated that footprintsalso appeared further afield as far as this
is. This is a pat hascome up before them. We haven't been
able to pronounce tottenas hotness, totnessand turquy, and that there were other

(28:18):
reports of the prince as far awayas Weymouth, which is in Dorset,
and even Lincoln. Sure it's it'snot like you could like follow these with
the car. So they were hereand wear the mouth and oh we saw
some fucking weird shit up there,do you know what I mean? Like
because it's like eighteen fifty there's avery scientific ronovmm and actually very it looks
like there was actually a whole thingthat had all this and I just put

(28:41):
a little picture there. It looksit looks like it's as if a horse
had walked with a one legged horsewalked around the place. For our listeners
stick that on the instead. Yeah, it's basically just it's a child's drawn
of horror pretty much, which iswhen we have the video element, this

(29:03):
is going to be fantastically is whatwe can do. Was just actually put
that right in the middle illustrated becausehe knew I couldn't visualize prints in the
snow. Well, Simon, yes, So how we get in the evidence,
so there is little direct evidence ofthe phenomenon. The only known documents
were found after the publication during nineteenfifty says one hundred years pass and then

(29:27):
you're going wait devil footprints, whichagain that's a kind of a cool wrinkle
to the story. So this articleis in the transactions of the Devonshire Association,
which you're asking for further information aboutthe event. This resulted in the
discovery of a collection of papers belongingto Reverend H. T Ellacomb, the

(29:48):
Vicar of Clissed Saint George, duringthe eighteen fifties. These papers included letters
addressed to the Vicar from his friends, among them the Reverend GM Musgrove,
the Vicar of with Coombe Rally,the draft of a letter to the Illustrated
London News marked not for publication,and several apparent tracings of the footprints.

(30:08):
So these are the little pictures Ihad there earlier. Reverends and to marry
are there? Yeah? They're allowedto stay there? Can they can be
dtfre Yeah? Yeah, yeah.They have no reverence for the Word of
God when it comes to iris,liking must be yeah, it must be
where I suppose to look how thatit is just like any they say back

(30:30):
in the day, like I don'tthink celibacy and Catholicism came in until relatively,
I don't know if it was alwaysthere, Like they're like, I
should do that, but like thepriest used to be like rock stars back
in the early days were writing everyonelike, we don't know very much about
this, so we should probably stoptalking about let's continue to talk. I
think we're right. That's kind ofthe mottel of the podcast. Yeah,
yeah, probably talking, Let's continuetalking. Yeah, boss. What is

(30:56):
the thing with celibacy and my understanding, it's not so much about well,
some people would say it's to bepure and blah blah blah. That's certainly
one part of it. There's otherpeople that say it's down to ownership rights
because if you yeah, so,if you're a priest and you are like
have your family there, then whatis it like a social housing situation where

(31:18):
you don't have to give the leaseover to the family. It was like
an up dead patch for Christianity becausethey were like, write, these Protestant
lads never starting to get titles anddeeds. Yes, up dead Version one
point two now and it's the fuckerscan't get an update the least out.
So it's it's a it's a it'sa weird it's a weird thing because that's
obviously part of a part of itthen is purely as we said, sex,

(31:41):
especially in Ireland, because it's funnyif you think of goodness. I
don't want the version to exist anywhere. I want everyone correct if you never
stop from I don't know, yeah, I sure have read that, I
don't remember that. But but it'sfunny when you think of Catholicism because it's

(32:01):
such a like sexless thing in Irelandor the sex went and well it's one
of the outputs, isn't it ifyou think about like how much shame they
had about sex and then it literallyproduced one of the most disgusting sexual acts
that can happen that seem to berampant in those days. Now if you
look at and I'm only going touse Brazilian example, because they're a very

(32:23):
Catholic country and my wife's Brazilian,or Spain for example, as you were
saying, walking around with the mingesout and every low yeah again, being
able to see your face great,great, for the added comedy here.
He did a lovely little half wingthere, but it is it's a it's
one of those things where like theydon't have the shame associated with it.

(32:43):
They're all outriding. They're outstanding andbanging. They're doing bum chicken before cheeks
are clapping, balls are waggon.Oh yeah, wagu Irish Like you know,
Irish people at like ten degrees Alsiusyou're having like fifteen children. Well
that's Trueish people at like thirty fivedegrees Spanish you're having zero children, Like

(33:06):
you know, they know the story. No, it's just so hard,
like an Irish I'm going to beriding overgn Spain. You have to go
in the water, but the waterdoesn't act as a natural lubricant as you
think it would, which is veryupsets and then the pool is hard.
So you know, you might havethought I was rude there being on my
phone when you were talking, butI wasn't there, and I was actually
looking up about the clerical celibacy heretrying to figure it out. We're almost

(33:30):
worried that cleric's children would inher achurch property and create dynasty's apparently looking big
brain on me that was and thatwas bad. So yeah, so the
idea then, that's what I wassaying about them being like rock stars,
and they were like rock stars.Back then you didn't have actual rock stars.
You had priests and fucking what doyou call them? Lads? The

(33:51):
cardinals and bishops. But it isinteresting, isn't it? So like all
those like if you ever watch TVshow the Borges and all that, all
the popes are just riding everyone.Leo X had like eleven children by fucking
I don't believe so, but Ido like the idea that Malcolm is with
his children. Now what's interesting iswho does Martin Luther King? Who?

(34:15):
Wherever we seen his name before?Martin Luther his ninety five PCs, Not
Spider Man, that's Norman Osbourne,his ninety five tcs on the Wittenberg Church.
Because he was the man who talkingabout the other man talking about Protestantism.
See we're talking about Catholics. We'retalking about Leo X. Malcolm Begs

(34:37):
talking about Martin Luther King, aboutLuther. You know, wow. Cripp
Mike dash collecated the available primary andsecondary source material into a paper and entitled

(34:58):
The Devil's Hoof Marks saw material onthe Great Devin Mystery of eighteen fifty five,
and this was then published in oneof the fourteen studies during ninety ninety
four, which I believe was justthe magazine. There's still a forteen magazine,
Yeah, exactly, so I'm assumingthe wood Wooves I had an episode
or an episode of an edition ofit about the English Bigfoot, basically the

(35:19):
wood woofs. I've been trying totrack down that parison Gimlan episode of that
magazine from the time, like thefirst one that I can't get it.
That's hard to guess. Someday agood condition saw what was the crack?
Many explanations have been made for thisincident. Some investigators are skeptical that the

(35:40):
tracks really extended from more than onehundred miles, arguing that no one would
have been able to follow their entirecourse in a single day. This is
very true. Another reason for skepticism, as Johnical indicates Simon, is that
eye witness descriptions of the fort printsvaried. What do you think about that?
Emon? How did they vary?What are you talking about? Or

(36:01):
like? What are you talking about? Like? Her? These are the
original mick wests are they just theoriginal Brian Dunnings just trying to just don't
want to have you don't have funwith anything like yeah, And a Fortian
Studies article Mike Dash concluded that therewas no one source for the Hoff marks.
Some of the tracks were probably hoaxes, some were made by common quadrupeds

(36:24):
such as donkeys and ponies. Ijust had a mental image of like farmers
holding the donkey sideways against the wall, but should have probably just cut off
now, like yeah, it's likethe way they do the Bigfoot, you
know when you just have the castjust cut off a big foot's foot and

(36:44):
then hoax once you have the bigfoot foots a straw. Yeah absolutely,
yeah, yeah, anything at all. So it could have been a donkey,
it could have been a pony,and some were saying wood mice.
Would you believe he admitted all these? Can I explain all the reported marks
and that the mystery remaine a fortune? I'd never said what fortune fades?

(37:13):
Mirror gaze? This is wrong tryingto figure out metallicster res. So balloons,
what are you about? Fucking Bullshit'salways balloons, I swamp gas and
balloons. So Arthur Jeffrey Household thisis stupid. It is Household is his

(37:37):
name. My name is Liam Household. I love it. Household, Household
probably run it together anyway, Thatgone bean. He suggested that an experimental
balloon released by mistake from Devonport Dockyardhad left the mysterious tracks by trailing two
shackles on the end of its mooringropes. Now, how many UFO things

(37:59):
have we called or by this timewhere balloons are blamed? I'm fairly sure,
like if it just probably mentions theballoons on the Bible? Yeah,
and whoa god said, I shallcreate the greatest mystery to man, and
behind it the great culprit, thehelium balloon. It's crazy that it comes
up all the time. So hissource was a local man who was a

(38:21):
mayor, character whose grandfather had workedat worked at Devenport at the time.
Character claimed that the incident had beenhushed up because the balloon also wrecked a
number of conservatories, greenhouses and windowsbefore finally descending to earth in Honiton.
That's funny. I like that.I like that that explanation. Absolutely,
it's it's yeah, it's bananas.But here we go, so well,

(38:44):
this could explain the shape of thePrince. Skeptics have questioned whether the balloon
could have traveled such a random zigzagcourse without its trailing ropes and shackles becoming
caught in a tree or similar obstruction, which makes perfect sense. One hundred
and sixty kilometers and it's not likethe trailing roads are going down in a
perfect sort of a Balloons are bizarre, and people were even entertained them as

(39:07):
kind of a thing to do atan able point. Why did they decide
on wicker baskets? It's very good, it's very good points also as well,
a bit of trivia ballooon trivia.You can't buy like halium like over
the counter anymore because mos going highon a right can you get? Yeah,
you can, it's not with itsis a helium? That was like,

(39:30):
is that like you like poppers?Kind of? Yeah? Yeah,
I think that is the same.I know we've definitely all inhaled helium when
we were kids, and it doesn'treally give you a buzz, but I'm
sure if maybe there's something to giveyou bus now you don't know us that's
probably a good point. You candie from too many bananas, you know,
meeting too much ass definitely salmonella.You definitely get sick for me.

(39:52):
Yeah, Like this is the thing, is like if you're ever eating ass,
like I don't ever want to hearyou talking to me about like having
like a bad sam I went tothis restaurant that I was sick after.
It's like, if you're in anass at that point, no, you
have no right, no right tosay if you've eaten ass even once.
It's just you just can't talk yourfriend exactly, like if it's coming out

(40:15):
your ass and out your mouth,like, no, that's it, man,
Like you had your chance, yougets some mass, and now you
just got to live with the consequences. Hello, we call it? He
called I my old friend. Ihave come to chump your arse again.
I bombed is eating? Ask?Can we called it bummed in the face?

(40:37):
Not? But I think seriously,like people are ever complaining about badly
washed, fucking spinish leaves, andthey're probably what's the mark of a collapsing
society, It's that people eat iursat the end of how often? How
often? At the end of you? I think I think eating urse is
a much more male oriented thing.I think men are eating a lot of
women's I don't think I wouldn't letanyone eat my arse. I've said this

(40:58):
on the podcast before, right,just keeps them just to be sure,
just to be sure. If anyoneever tries to tempted, I just to
remind them. And as I saidin episode one sixty seven, now it's
like a jungle down there, Iwon't't touch it. Yea savage hard enough
to wipe the yolk without getting thingstangled in the great coil, the Great
Coil of Ginger. Yeah, sawhopping mice. Mike that suggested that maybe

(41:23):
somebody these prints, including the oneson roof prints or roof prints rooftops,
were prints met by hopping rodents suchas wood mice, meat balls. The
print left behind after a mouse leapsresembles that of a cloven hoofed animal due
to the mosions of a slims Whattype of fucking size, fucking mouse with
animals? We're talking, shit,man, we're talking talking. In the

(41:46):
papers tend To March fifty five issueThomas Fox. He was a brewer and
a brickmaker of Baling, and submittedillustrations of rodent tracks and varying snows,
as well as a diagram for howRowden's high and forelimbs create hoof shipped prints.
So maybe it's like the rodents themselvesbecause of the way they jump.

(42:07):
Looks like that kind of a hoofy. But again does that sound like Look
all right? First thing we getthat the devil is the most unlikely scenario
here, but a load of mousehoffing around the place and a black sound,
great mouse, a load of mousehopping around the place. It's the

(42:28):
devil is more likely than mice.I think you're probably right, hoof sized
hole. What's interesting is we're comingback into your old arch nemesis here,
the great kangaroo. That's interesting.Yeah, so this one, this one,
yeah, you might be getting someof this. In a letter to
the Illustrated London News during eighteen fiftyfive, Reverend G. M. Musgrove

(42:49):
wrote, in the course of thefew excuse me. In the course of
a few days, a report wascirculated that a couple of kangaroos escaped from
the private menager at sidmus So.It seems, though, that nobody could
ascertain whether the kangaroos had actually escaped, nor how they could have crossed the

(43:09):
x estuary, and Musgrave himself saidthat he invented the story to distract his
parishioners concerns about a visit from thedevil. Right, so that's a load
of ballocks. They're also thinking themand that it might have been badgers.
Badgers. Yeah, badgers are goodlads. By being dead, that decided
all made famous in their Yeah.Yeah, as they waked badgers of road

(43:34):
killed, they're more iconic to allbadgers and getting lamped out, which,
to be honest, is disgraceful becauseI love the now badger. Yeah.
To be fair, I think thegovernment does a good bit with putting pipes
in under some of the roads tryingto help the badgers cross. Yeah,
badgers following they're like everyone's arsenal andup out there only my urs. Because

(44:01):
I look like a skunk fucking literallydying, I'd say, do you hell?
Do you reckon? If you startedeating the badger's hours like, they'd
be into it and they leave youoff, or I think they'd immediately turn
down and tear the face off here. They might be like, oh,
that's actually quite nice, or they'dbe like you're dead, because if you

(44:22):
went near a badger, they'd bachit as like that's their their default.
Maybe that's the way they're geting earnedand just slowly lifted up the tail.
This podcast is past. It needsto be blessed by Yes, needs to

(44:44):
be exercises check quickly, blessing worsehelp us. Reverend buzz Girl So reports
a similar anomalous obstacle. He didfootprints exist from other parts of the world?
Would you believe let's get a bitter. I think it's like what you

(45:07):
said about badgers, Richard Terry,that for one hundred and sixty kilaveters just
kept goat straight. Before badgers weregetting run over by carrs. They were
actually walking over RUMs and everything.So cars are the only thing even badgers
in line. Get it together,badgers, No, No, Before carrs,

(45:27):
badgers were just able to do whateverthey like, just like speer badgers.
They were walking. Yeah, carskind of kept check. Get it
together badgers. I'm fairly shorter anddangered. Actually badgers are they? So
I don't know. Well with themassive badger as eating trend that kicked off
in twenty twenty four, but letme check it out. Let's find because

(45:50):
badgers, you know, I don'tthink you can get badgers in America.
You can get them. I don'tthink you can. Is it just okay?
It's just Americans iris as well,so it is probably just as well
Americans. They definitely in our badgersin North America. That's fine. Out

(46:13):
our badgers in North America. Orderare yet our American badgers? Yeah?
They look much like do they havebetter hair? Hair styles? Because you
know, the badger has the kindof like the little quiff. He looks
divorced, shows he looks newly divorced. Man, he looks well divorced,
doesn't They don't look great? Havethe American bad divorced? Right? Amongst
badgers in the US European badger now, on the other hand, sex chad,

(46:37):
Yes, sexy chad. You're beingbadger, just stays in it no
matter how bad it gets. Getsbadger badger. That's some badger. You
eat his iris. That's a lovelylooking badger. I wouldn't go near the
American ones. Americans. That looksthat you look like a chub of cabra.
That badger is like a panda.It's like a lovely panda. Yeah.

(46:59):
So you can't get badgers in Americato believe them. They don't look
like badgers though, if I sawon them, I wouldn't My first thought
wouldn't be badger. They're mustill withthem and they're from the family Mustily Day,
Mustily Day, and they're quite gold. They are in the least concern
apparently category, so they're not evenworried about them dying at all. Grand

(47:22):
So I would have thought, like, I'm not jogging and sometimes I drive
up the port legs and I'm like, badgers, badger genoside is going on.
I'm like, there's no way thatthese badgers can be aware Poul to
remove their club. You're just havinga shower, don't worry about it.
I'm like, what is going on? But no, apparently they're fine.

(47:43):
I'm glad here the badgers are doingwell. Maybe it's an end of life
thing. It's like you know,euth in Asia, they're kind of they're
like the youth in Asia. They'rethey're told they're they're they're they're gone oil.
So there's a couple of similar eventsthem and you think yes. So
reports of similar anomalous obstacle unheeded footprintsexist from other parts of the world,

(48:07):
although none is of such a scale. So this example was reported fifteen years
earlier in the times. Oh Yes, among the high mountains of the elevated
district, where Glenarichie, Glen Lyonand Glenniche are continuous, there have been
met with several times during this andalso the former winter upon the snow the

(48:30):
tracks of an animal seemingly unknown atpresent in Scotland. The printed a future
in every respect is an exact resemblanceof that of a fall of considerable size,
with this small difference perhaps that thesoul seems a little longer and not

(48:50):
surround. But as no one hashad the good fortune as yet to have
obtained a glimpse of the creature,nothing more what can be said of its
shape or its dimensions? The lordit is the Laard's badger. Only it
has been remarked from the depth towhich the feet sunk in the snow,

(49:14):
that it must be a beast ofconsiderable size. It has been observed also
that its walk is not like thatof the generality of quadrupeds spur face,
but that it is more like thebounding or limping of a hare when not

(49:35):
scared or pursued. It is notin one locality only that its tracks have
been met with, but through arange of at least twelve miles, and
that is the Times in the fourteenthof March eighteen forty and so finally,
in the Illustrated London News of theseventeenth of March eighteen fifty five, a
correspondent from Heidelberg wrote, upon theauthority of a Polish do in medicine that

(50:00):
on the Piascora sand hill of asmall elevation on the border of Galicia.
Sorry now the phone went dead there, but in Congress Poland, such marks
are to be seen in the snowevery year and sometimes in the sand of
this hill, and are attributed bythe inhabitants to be supernatural forces. Fuck

(50:24):
off. So that's the fucking endof all the notes we have. Wow,
what's your reckonciting? I don't know, man, it's pretty cool.
I think it's most likely something thatcan be explained, and I doubt it's
the devil, but it is afairly awesome thing to have continuous hoof prints
for one hundred and sixty kilometers andit's good. Yeah, when we say

(50:44):
undre sixty, that's like best casescenario. Yeah yeah, yeah, Like
what sixty kilometers then, which ispretty impressive. It'll take you a while
to walk that back. Then yeah, we'll think of it. You're walking
fire. The other part of howlong does it take snow to melt or
to cover up footprints? So likepeople are reporting they so that's really weird.

(51:07):
So it could have been that justmaybe you could cover a mile and
you can see that the prints gooff into the distance, and you're going,
oh, I saw such such athing. And you're talking to your
cousin New lives a few miles downthe road, and he's like, that's
funny you say that because and they'renot actually connected in any way, but
it's a word amount thing, whichis probably the most likely thing. But
I do love the fact they're talkingabout it going. I know it says

(51:29):
they go over buildings and stuff,but it sort of just says it.
It doesn't actually explicitly state it.Think about this then, right eighteen fifty
five, fucking no one knows what'sgoing on. All dopes, idiot morons.
Textiles aren't even moreton great anymore?On about badgers? No, what
is it that the must the souppeepers out in London where the tame like

(51:53):
there's just shit and blood and stuffon the streets and start everything start e
ring is start, no hygiene.But imagine you would imagine that it's possible
that the devil could be just walkingthrough Is it that the devil? You
might say, like, well,hell is fire and brimstone and you know
heat, and for the devil,a lovely old break would be just to

(52:15):
have a long walk. And Ithink for himself in the snowy moors of
England? Is there anyone right nowthat if you're like, if they were
to come out like celebrity or otherwiseor whatever and they were like, yeah,
I'm actually saying, you'd be like, oh, okay, I believe.
Yeah, there's a few that Ibest on like evil actions, but

(52:37):
just the general aura or vibe,is there anyone like for I'll give you
an example. If this person comeout tomorrow and said I'm an alien,
I'd be like, yes you are, and that would be the Zuck.
Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah,no. He suspected for some reason,
Jared Leto was coming to me head, Oh yeah, because he looks kind

(52:57):
of like effeminist and I always think, say, it's a bit scary when
he's kind of trans Saitan Oh yeah, that's scary. But I do think,
yeah, because Satan has a bigdemon thing, you're kind of like,
that's that's done. Yeah, Idon't know why, but it just
yeah, thirty seconds, he's notcare one of them. He's not one

(53:27):
of them. A lot of them. I don't really get it. But
yeah, like, imagine being fortyyears old and wanting to hang out with
sixteen year olds. Now this isall conjecture, And of course you know,
I'm not talking about him specifically,even though I do say it's a
very strange satanic vibe without them,I'm sure say they like Miller the Round

(53:49):
with young ones, but I don't. Yeah, it's something I don't understand
to like, even just conversation.I do understand this, but I don't
understand wouldn't be a tolerate It's themotivation of it is what I don't understand.
Is it power? Do you think? Yeah? It must be Yeah,
I suppose so. I reckon itcould be like, well, they
must think you're super awesome. Ireckon if a lot of those people weren't,

(54:13):
like, weren't dating and stuff whenthey were that age too, I
wonder if they're a little bit ofarrested development and when someone said it to
me and I was like, that'sfucking really interesting. I was like,
like, white of these older peoplehang out with younger like people, and
he was like, because they're fuckingfamous, but they're idiots. So people
their own age are like, fuckoff. But then do you wonder there's

(54:34):
a lot of the reason why peopleget famous is to become relevant, and
in their eyes, relevancy is withthe youth. The youth in Asia,
we're not relevant anymore. You andI know, but also I don't think
I would like to be releive whatI'm saying, we don't care about being
ready famous is to have relevancy,and because young people are so much more
affected by stuff than makes sense,they started getting nothing. I was just

(55:05):
going to say, I understand maybe, you know, trying to court the
youth. I don't mean to actuallycourt them, but like to you know,
like the social media stuf. Becausewhy i'd like the likes of Taylor
Shift doesn't writing songs Thattter for fuckingfifty year old men aposal women, right,
and she's writing songs for dark Rouletteto teenage carls because they're consuming the
most exactly because you get to acertain age Shawl. Yes, yeah,

(55:29):
you know we're in today is nowwhere we're going to wake up tomorrow and
start liking Bruce Springsteen. I'll bebuying tickets to going to see Bruce Springsteen
and be like Bruce and Bruce Ireally want he is the boss. He's
the boss. How much many yearsdo you think he has left? Because
Bruce getting on? How many yearsthe way you have left? He started

(55:49):
in the Bruce brings not many who'sgoing to be around at the time?
Will will he be around when westart getting into him. It's like when
you walk into a lecture hall orbrilliant college. You just look in your
bag and okay, computer is there? Yeah, it's just there by radio
Head. That's true. I justfound that. I think as well,
like you do, probably start toappreciate it that you couldn't appreciate when you're

(56:13):
younger. I don't think I'll belike. Don't get me wrong, I
don't dislike Bruce spring I don't likehim. I'm very ambivalent towards Bruce Springsteen.
I only know the born in theUSA. I'm sure I know all
the songs, but I don't listento him. I remember I helped start
knocking around with you. We startedlistening to the table. Not a perfect
article like college bulls, but it'strue. But it is true. Yeah,
and as well a lot of thereasons you wind up you hang out

(56:36):
with people like I could see howI could have listened to very different music
if all, well, we're notprobably spectrum bob, right, and we're
generally people that are on the spectrumhanging out together. Yeah, and we
can probably the whole spectrum together.Yeah, we go through the whole and
our and our language was like wedo we have mutual interests and musically roll

(57:00):
into music. So obviously any onethat had similar interests musically, we'd all
vipe together, right Yeah. Yeah, And it's very like you can friends
for sure, for sure, andyou can make friends so much more easily
when you're sixteen. You can makea best friend in like an hour and
a half at sixteen eight ras Yeah, Like do you ever think about badgers

(57:21):
in the weird And then there yougo, you're like black Sabbath. Yeah,
take that pants off and know we'reeating asks tonight, go and have
a wash there because we were eatingwar pigs generals gathered in them masses.
I'm excited about eating all those essays. Oh lord, yeah eating. Yeah.

(57:50):
No, I think it's I don'tknow why we're talking about albums in
the box because we just usually dolike join the dots of conversation is like
bullshit, where this is just we'vedone a really great apisode on a subject
matter that I did. They wouldgo as well, and they were just
like were like, fucking fucking fuck. We just called for the old he's

(58:12):
getting ended hours ago, trying todo it like we were doing such a
great episode, and then we startedto talk about it all. Literally we
were talking about eleven minutes and wewere talking about that before I even started

(58:34):
recently two years ago. Now,No, I think you know what,
if you wanted to listen to theBoss, listen to the Boss. That's
what I listen to the You guaranteeyou the Boss, barcel A Pale,
I guarantee you at least I'm gonnaput it out on the record. Fifty
of our listeners listen to the Boss. Yeah, I would say, so.
I reckon that. Possibly, Yeah, I reckon. I'm not against

(58:58):
the Boss. You can't argue withthe bosses so I just don't listen to
the Boss. Same as like BobDylan. I love some Bob Dys,
but I don't listen to Bob Dylanor Leonard Gone. Not against them,
I think they're great. I justit's not really stuff I listened to right
now. There's stuff I listen tothat no one else would probably be interested
in listening. I am really fuckingawesome and you can't You can't even look
me in if you look me.Yeah, I'm so intelligent. All Japanese

(59:22):
anime intros that you're not intelligent enoughto understand because you don't understand how the
cartoon elevates the form of out thestreets. The music, it's too cool.
It's very nuanced, It's got alot of movement pieces to specific specifically,
and only very few, a veryfew professional artists would understand how good

(59:47):
this music is. Yeah, aboutbeing it's fun, like keeping it.
It's fun. It's fun, youknow, Like I do like weird stuff,
but I don't like it to likeit, do you know what I
mean? Like the thing I'm talkingabout, because I'm going to see that
little Japanese ban tree cot which they'redeadly like, I think they're fantastical.

(01:00:08):
They do sound like you have tobe super smart, because if you haven't
seen Demon Slayer and listen to theanime, you have to tell you have
to know all the stuff. ButI totally get like white people wouldn't like
him. I totally get it,and I didn't choose to like them.
I just like him. But Ialso like it's about being really smart.

(01:00:30):
What I remember spine Shank, themost people weren't intelligent or I forget,
Yeah, how good nobody. Thething I liked about spine Shank is that
they elevated lyrics to you know,like it leads me to a new disease.
What was he saying? It's like, oh here's a great one corn

(01:00:53):
again, very nuanced. You know, there's just all you say. It's
going to be better tomorrow. Whyare you trying to make fun of me?
Why are you trying to make funof you know? Wow? Yeah
you know you have obviously tool,which is just they were hotel first.

(01:01:15):
The first time I listened to thetoll, I was like, I'm gonna
have to wrap me. Yes,yes, what's something. But it's just
that you know, you're used toa certain thing. And then you hear
something new and you're like, Ilike it. But my ears, you're
going to have to wrap around alittle bit here. It's going to have
to I'm gonna have to process abit things I haven't heard, exotic feelings

(01:01:36):
and emotions, layers around me,surrounding me with these copous noises. No,
it's just so good. I meanreally, when you think about it,
it's like this podcast. But usherstandthe level of i Q takes to

(01:02:00):
produce a podcast like this, andsometimes I feel bad for you know,
these muscle brain to ples, theprolls out there and what's going on past.

(01:02:22):
All right, come on, let'sget the Yes. I've been robbed.
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IQ under eighty fivers and the twofucking clubs you fucking plea my man.
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IQ, and then I bought Lateralicelike you just spiked and nothing could stop
me. Do you know that he'susing the sequence to write them lyrics sync
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