Nessie reappears and asks for attention at Facebook

The bomb went off early in the morning, when the Loch Ness monster , affectionately known as Nessie , wrote a message on Facebook to complain.

The stupefaction of Facebook users has been tremendous and Nessie has received great support from everyone on the network, including the Yeti and Bigfoot, who have acknowledged perfectly understanding …

Throughout the day, the net has been a powder keg and they have been asking him endlessly about numerous issues, as if the famous photo of 1934 was really him.

“ Of course it was me, nutshells … but they diverted the attention and said that it was false.I did not care that they met me, to keep the business. ”

For more than a century there have been numerous sightings, photos and testimonies, but the scientific community has been virtually unanimous about the low credibility of these. “ What happens, is that a truth repeated a thousand times becomes a lie. I was not very happy about that ‘Monster’,” lamented Loch Ness Monster.

Nessie, when young in Loch Ness, 1934.

More and more questions.

He was also asked about the sightings of the 19th and early 20th centuries: “ They were my parents and grandparents, but they are already dead” .

Also, some girl has also been interested in her sentimental status , since on Facebook Nessie appears as a single: “I have not found the ideal match… In fact, I have not found any”, he posted.

Reasons for its reappearance and deep depression.

Returning to the reason for his public reappearance at this time, he attributed it to an increase in the abandonment that has caused him chronic depression, being sunk in a cave, in the depths of the lake, for decades, reason why they have not found subsequently.

By not having Prozac , he says he fought the situation eating algae, with similar effects. “ I’m sick of always eating the same, I get the algae by the ears”, he stated.

He also says that in the 1990s he decided to try his luck in the Mediterranean, specifically on the Spanish White Coast, but he went unnoticed: “ I got tired of leaving so much and not allowed to play”. He left in 1998 to finally get into his cave.

Final wishes after a life on the seabed.

Finally, before canceling on Facebook, Nessie left some last words, with some sorrow and resentment, but also a king of hope :

“ Maybe now in my last years, at the age of 92, I feel lonelier. I do not want to hurt, nor do I want charity, nor do I draw too much attention. Taken … “

Location of Nessie in Google Maps.

He said finally, in a somewhat sad tone: “ As far as I’m concerned, I just want to enjoy and feel more loved, nothing more.” He has put a GPS behind his ear so we can follow him, making it easier to locate and thus increase interest in him.

Although a little touched and with age-related ailments, we are sure that the Loch Ness Monster will enjoy the last years with the love and attention that he missed for much of his life. We love you Nessie!