30. Monsters Like Poor Camera Work

Say “Cheese”.
For decades, monsters have been falling over themselves to jump out, pop up, or cross paths with inebriated photographers.

Monsters love appearing in photos. They’re divas. They’re Prima Donnas. Nothing makes a lake monster or a mammoth-footed hairy ape creature come running faster than pulling out a camera. Monsters can not wait to ham it up for the lens.

And paranormal picture-takers with a few drinks in them are the most fun. After the mutant sighting, nobody usually believes the drunken person with a camera. So, they want to fight. And call people names.

But they have proof on film. The monster was real. The behemoth is immortalized forever in a shaky, grainy, black-and-blacker,
shadowy, uncertain, dubious, enigmatic photo.

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Jimmy

Jim MacKenzie is an amateur futurist on his way to guru-hood. He studied journalism and works in television. Jim writes for several blogs, including The Incredible Vanishing Paperweight and the satirical horror site StuffMonsterslike.com. Jim and his SML co-blogger, Sarah Giavedoni, have started a holiday, ticked off celebrities and tried to purchase the lunar surface. In his spare time, Jim likes listening to rock music, reading, giving away free books at his nonprofit "The POP Project" and trying to catch the real Thomas Wolfe Home arsonist.

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