Bilbo's 'mad' theory regarding dinosuars closer to being proved?

[LEGION]

Haha, CC #202 back Boozer. I'll check it out. Hers' a couple of articles about a Christian Museum that opened in Kentucky earlier this year, and they claim T-Rex was on Noah's Ark Idiots

http://entertainment.timesonline.co....cle1848419.ece


http://blogs.answersingenesis.org/ar...eation-museum/


http://www.reuters.com/article/domes...21240720070526

[Andre]

While my mind is on Bill Hicks:
He said : "Doesnt it worry these fundamental christians who dont belive that dinasours existed; that they obviously have a prankster God!
Prankster God went around laying these giant bones in the ground saying AH hahaha "Now lets see who belives in me'!

[Kev]

While my mind is on Bill Hicks:
He said : "Doesnt it worry these fundamental christians who dont belive that dinasours existed; that they obviously have a prankster God!
Prankster God went around laying these giant bones in the ground saying AH hahaha "Now lets see who belives in me'!

Dinosaurs were known long before Sir Richard Owen coined the name. All the ancients knew them as dragons and serpents.

It was just typical of the 'enlightened' white Europeans to think they had 'discovered' these strange and wanderous creatures all by themselves, just like how Columbus 'discovered' America this despite the rather trivial fact of it already being home to several million Aztecs, Mayans and Native American Indians

[Hulk]

Fukin scientists.

I thought that was a fukin Triceratops that cut in front of me in line a few years back at Disney Land. I was told it was just a big fat lady, but I've always had my suspicions.

And...NOW THEY"VE BEEN CONFIRMED. THANK YOU BILBO. YOU ARE A GENIUS!!!

[Punisher136]

cobblers

http://www.paleodirect.com/hadro1.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hadrosaur

Of all the ones to find with skin on it