Originally posted by Jabberwocky
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I wasn't mocking. I'm just interested in a squirrel vs badger bout. My money's on the squirrel. The badger might have the advantage in size, strength and bite, but I expect the squirrel's reflexes and speed to triumph, like a young Clay whupping Liston.
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You may mock but there is documentary evidence that human vsOriginally posted by WageSlaveSquirrel vs. Badger?
dinosaur encounters took place.
For example, consider the chronicled accounts of the life of Fred Flintstone and Barney Rubble. They had a pet dinosaur called Dino and Fred worked a diplodocus at the local mining company.
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Translation: I don't know.Originally posted by ChicoBecause the cavemen were scared to get too close? I am sure our atheist/evolusionist friends can answer this question. As they know everything.
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Squirrel vs. Badger?Originally posted by JabberwockyWell, every creature that walked the earth was created 6,000 years ago - that creates some interesting one-on-one combat situations.
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Well, every creature that walked the earth was created 6,000 years ago - that creates some interesting one-on-one combat situations.Originally posted by Rebecca Loosso is that a dinosaur conspiracy then?
Or maybe it's just me that doesn't understand where this thread is going......
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That was Threaded on one of his early time travel field trials.Originally posted by JabberwockyWell it weighed 30 tonnes - that must have been some sight as it galloped across the plains after the cavemen.
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Well it weighed 30 tonnes - that must have been some sight as it galloped across the plains after the cavemen.Originally posted by ChicoBecause the cavemen were scared to get too close? I am sure our atheist/evolusionist friends can answer this question. As they know everything.
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Because the cavemen were scared to get too close? I am sure our atheist/evolusionist friends can answer this question. As they know everything.
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so is that a dinosaur conspiracy then?
Or maybe it's just me that doesn't understand where this thread is going......
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Not at all Chico, I have seen that website too, and there is no need to get out your cut'n'paste gun. To be fair though it was a pretty generic term - "and God created dragony type things". I was just wondering why we have no drawings of these enormous beasts, that bare any resemblence to their fossil remains. Take diplodocus - four double deckers worth and not a portrait anywhere.Originally posted by ChicoYou tell me or maybe you are inferring that the Bible does not mention dinosaurs - lol another myth.
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You tell me or maybe you are inferring that the Bible does not mention dinosaurs - lol another myth.
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Just a curiousity I thought I would share with you. No doubt there is a very good explanation that I have overlooked - maybe these dinosaurs only came out at night.Originally posted by ChicoI guess in your parallel universe - cave drawings are the definitive world history guide- eh?
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I guess in your parallel universe - cave drawings are the definitive world history guide- eh?
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wholly mammoth
You know these cavemen who drew pictures of mammoths and sabre tooth tigers and so on ... why didn't they draw any dinosaurs .... there were millions of them that week and some were pretty unmissable. Take for e.g. Brontesaurus, Diplodocus or Xoggoth, all were slow-moving, dim-witted plant-eaters - should not have been too hard to spot ...Originally posted by ChicoI would have if I was a radiocarbonist
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