[eastforker]

Question. How could a dead dinosaur eat or swallow a human. For this to happen the dinosaur would have had to die the moment he grasped his prey.

[BenLurkin]

But wait . . . "Was you ever bit by a dead bee?"

[superskunk]

Question. How could a dead dinosaur eat or swallow a human. For this to happen the dinosaur would have had to die the moment he grasped his prey.


Sudden catastrophic event could explain that. Kind of like the city of Pompay covered it volcanic ash. The remains of people there were very telling of this.

Still, it looks more ape-like to me.

[Texas Eagle]

For this to happen the dinosaur would have had to die the moment he grasped his prey.

Hey. Good point. Maybe these two creatures died when that asteroid hit the earth.

Or maybe they smoked cigarettes.

[JusPasenThru]

Yeah! If the dinosaur was dead he wouldn't have been real hungry. Then again, if the humanoid was dead he wouldn't have been running real fast to get away from the dead dinosaur, either.

And if the humanoid wasn't dead up to the moment he died, then how could he have evolved into a democrat?

I want to know.

[Bloody Sam Roberts]

How could a dead dinosaur eat or swallow a human. For this to happen the dinosaur would have had to die the moment he grasped his prey.

Exactly. All this shows is that the human (if it is) and the dinosaur (if it is) died in approximately the same place. Carbon-14 test them and I'm sure there will be a big difference in the readings.

[U S Army EOD]

That is easy to explain, the dinosaur attempted to swallow Micheal Moore's many times great grandfather and choked.

[derheimwill]

Keep goin'. you've almost got it.