Big foot found!

[Moose423956]

no! no! let's get back on it.

so, to summarise... some guys have found bigfoot and put his body in a chest frezzer that they found nearby and this proves that man lived alongside dinosaurs and that dragons were endemic everywhere. did i get that right?

In a nutshell, yes. Apparently.

[contractor79]

Maybe when the they first designed the Chinese calendar, ALL the animals were mythical, but since then they've discovered that all apart from the dragon are real.

that's real easy to believe- not

[Moose423956]

that's real easy to believe- not

It could be true. You don't know, you weren't there. Were you?

[EqualOpportunities]

There is an uncanny similarity ...

Don't be saft. He has human-like eyes and blackish-grey teeth.

Do keep up.

[contractor79]

it wouldn't be the first time evolutionists have got it majorly wrong
they used to tell us a fish called Coelacanth had been extinct since the alleged time of the dinosaurs 65m years ago... then they caught one near Indonesia just 10 years ago.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/185239.stm

[contractor79]

It could be true. You don't know, you weren't there. Were you?

so you think it's likely people dreamt up 12 animals they've never seen then found 11 of them?

[DS23]

it wouldn't be the first time evolutionists have got it majorly wrong
they used to tell us a fish called Coelacanth had been extinct since the alleged time of the dinosaurs 65m years ago... then they caught one near Indonesia just 10 years ago.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/185239.stm

damn those species that won't come when called!

[Bob Dalek]

That's the erroneous assumption right there...


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEKyqIJkuDQ

/Damnit i wasn't going to get involved.

All looked very convincing, until the lens mysteriously appeared, and, a bit surprisingly, was magically able to focus onto the retina. Where'd the bleedin' muscles pop up from? Dawkins + sheep-like drools = science

[TimberWolf]

All looked very convincing, until the lens mysteriously appeared, and, a bit surprisingly, was magically able to focus onto the retina. Where'd the bleedin' muscles pop up from? Dawkins + sheep-like drools = science

You don't need muscles to form a good image, just an aperture. A wider aperture allows you to gather more light, but even our eyes don't need muscles to focus anything over about 6 metres away.

[Moose423956]

so you think it's likely people dreamt up 12 animals they've never seen then found 11 of them?

No, not likely, but possible. Anything is possible. Even finding Big Foot.