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Chupakabra in Ukraine? Is it possible?

Jul 28, 2009 03:47

Chupakabra in Ukraine? Is it possible ( Read more... )

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monkey_kong July 28 2009, 03:07:06 UTC

Chupacabras are said to suck the blood from animals, not light them on fire. It has to be something else. Has anybody actually seen anything or are they just finding the burned remains of chickens? If that's the case, it's probably a person that's doing it.

Also, could you sum up the link you posted for those of us that can't understand it?

savaaha July 28 2009, 06:37:53 UTC

Link translated below. I dont think its the same creature either, probably some sick bored person with a fire fetish.

monkey_kong July 28 2009, 06:43:37 UTC

mte.

pepperbeast July 28 2009, 04:02:16 UTC

I'm sure they're just as common in the Ukraine as in Latin America.

Translation via babelfish savaaha July 28 2009, 06:34:33 UTC

STB]: [Chupakabra] appeared in twenty kilometers from Kiev today, the 12:57 The inhabitants of the Borispol'sky region of Kiev region complain about the fact that the monster kills domestic animals, reports channel [STB]. According to the data of channel, the discussion deals with [Chupakabre], which recently terrorized the inhabitants of L'vov region. [STB] notes that the monster lives in the forest, feeds by the blood, it attacks at night. Two months ago Of [chupakabra] frightened entire L'vov region. In 20- TI kilometers from Kiev, in the mudflow large [Aleksandrovka] of Borispol'sky region are discovered the same signs of a stay of monster. [Chupakabru] they saw in the environs of Kiev " Tens of tortured crawl strokes, hundred of killed chickens, the bitten pigs. The inhabitants of village are shocked. Medical miracle- instruments widely proclaimed to entire village no longer interest them, them frightens [Chupakabra]" , reports the correspondent OF [STB]. In the family of Pavlenko they stated that the beast left its track week ( ... )

Re: Translation via babelfish gravityslave July 28 2009, 13:48:00 UTC

Babelfish might not be great for direct translation, but man - so many story ideas! "the father of hope went into the forest with a gun in his hands"... perfect. :-)

Re: Translation via babelfish rhapsody_98 July 29 2009, 01:21:26 UTC

ROFL at the translation.

The father of hope?

Although I love the phrase "panic crawls on the village."

Re: Translation via babelfish savaaha July 29 2009, 01:23:11 UTC

I dont know anywere else to translate pages tho ya gotta admit babelfish is fun.