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HaHa, Dan, I haven't seen you around these threads, so to get you up to speed, Gore3000 is the most intellectually dishonest person on these threads, bar none.

Hell, he has yet to answer how old he thinks the earth is (it has been asked of him a million times) because it traps him and drives him nuts. Go ahead, ask him that question.

Did you know that when Mt. St. Helens erupted, megatons of mud were projected in one direction? These layers of mud created a gigantic natural dam on a river nearby.

The river continued to fill behind the mud dam until it crested. When it crested it began quickly eroding the layers of newly layered mud.

Today there is a canyon there that is many hundreds of feet deep. It remarkably resembles the Grand Canyon (Layers of sedimentary mud of a variety of rock types appearing to be millions or billions of years old).

Special note: The Mt. St. Helen layers of ground contained no bones of dinosaurs. The bone graves created by the flood tended to pool together, and some of these same graves have been found containing human bones mixed in with the dinosaur bones. And for some reason the bones didn't oxidize and rot do to the sediment from the flood quickly covering them. AAAAWWW More tales of Dragons scaring damsels again.

HaHa, Dan, I haven't seen you around these threads,

They're a guilty pleasure of mine, but I try not to participate too often, as they're immensely time-consuming. And like potato chips, once I get started, it's hard to stop at "just one".

so to get you up to speed, Gore3000 is the most intellectually dishonest person on these threads, bar none.

Sadly, I've seen worse... But he is certainly right up there.

Hell, he has yet to answer how old he thinks the earth is (it has been asked of him a million times) because it traps him and drives him nuts. Go ahead, ask him that question.

I can do better than that. See my next post...