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1 posted on 07/08/2009 12:55:12 PM PDT by decimon
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To: SunkenCiv

Tote that barge ping.


2 posted on 07/08/2009 12:56:09 PM PDT by decimon
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To: decimon

But she doesn’t look a day over nine. Ten million tops.


3 posted on 07/08/2009 12:56:49 PM PDT by marron
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To: decimon

Do they mean the riverbed or the ‘river’....if it’s the ‘river’ that water would be mighty stale by now...


4 posted on 07/08/2009 12:56:49 PM PDT by Gaffer
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To: decimon

They drilled a core into the Fox River near Green Bay and found 11 inches of wood pulp.


5 posted on 07/08/2009 12:56:56 PM PDT by Eric in the Ozarks
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....Until recently the Amazon Fan, a sediment column of around 10 kilometres in thickness, proved a hard nut to crack, and scientific drilling expeditions such as Ocean Drilling Program could only reach a fraction of it. Recent exploration efforts by Petrobras lifted the veil, and sedimentological and paleontological analysis on samples from two boreholes, one of which 4.5 kilometres below sea floor, now permit an insight into the history of both Amazon River and Fan.......

Using only two points of data are what I call, in academic terms, grossly overexaggerated BS....

7 posted on 07/08/2009 12:59:08 PM PDT by Gaffer
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To: decimon

The bottom must be a mile deep in fish poop.


8 posted on 07/08/2009 1:00:01 PM PDT by devane617 (Republicans first strategy should be taking over the MSM. Without it we are doomed.)
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To: decimon

I find this very very hard to believe. There may have been rivers in the Amazon Basin area for this amount of time, but the river itself probably wasn’t. Oxbow lakes and meanders can form very very quickly and it would be very unlikely that the entire river would remain unchanged for over 2 million years


11 posted on 07/08/2009 1:01:30 PM PDT by LukeL (Yasser Arafat: "I'd kill for a Nobel Peace Prize")
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To: decimon

All I know is that I’m never swimming in it. I watch the show about fish in the Amazon.


12 posted on 07/08/2009 1:01:44 PM PDT by cripplecreek (The poor bastards have us surrounded.)
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To: decimon

Sarah Palin’s gonna have a very tough time explaining just who or what was swimming amid all those piranhas for the prior 10,996,000 years.


13 posted on 07/08/2009 1:04:37 PM PDT by Attention Surplus Disorder (What kind of organization answers the phone if you call a suicide hotline in Gaza City?)
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To: decimon

I’m pretty sure there’s a sea monster in there somewhere.


17 posted on 07/08/2009 1:09:14 PM PDT by exist
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To: decimon

Not true. It can’t be older than 6,000 years. Probably much younger, since it’s not even mentioned in Genesis.


18 posted on 07/08/2009 1:09:40 PM PDT by DallasMike
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sedimentological and paleontological analysis on samples from two boreholes

What do Biden and Gore have to do with this?

19 posted on 07/08/2009 1:12:10 PM PDT by VirginiaConstitutionalist (The top 1% of income earners earn 17% of the income, but pay 39% of the income taxes. "Fair share?")
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To: decimon

Really old man river...


22 posted on 07/08/2009 1:20:49 PM PDT by El Sordo
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