Ancient fossils fill gap in early human evolution

Yahoo ^ | 4/12/06 | Patricia Reaney

[js1138]

Really long lunch placemarker

[Thalos]

lmfao

[Elsie]

ONE of these ought to work!

 

http://occom.no-ip.biz/random/17_11_02-rick-james-1.jpg

 

[Elsie]

(Did I make you look?? ;^)

[Quark2005]

(Did I make you look?? ;^)

You bet. I almost always double-check Bible references I'm not familiar with. Since I didn't specifically remember any verses about Easter in Acts, I decided to check Acts 29...

[Elsie]

There are GOBS of things we 'do' in churchs today that have no basis in the NT (or the Old, for that matter).

Somehow, Satan (or man ;^) has managed to put differences between us that tend to disunite us, but for no good reason!

Divide and conquer, I guess.....

[js1138]

Really, really long lunch break placemarker.

[mlc9852]

Yep - that was my best. Your turn.

[ml1954]

I think I got the next day after lunch break response. But my question was fairly easy.

[js1138]

This is classic. Say something that is unsupportable, back it up with goofy links -- in this case a link to an undetected April Fool's joke -- then refuse to acknowledge the error. Some morality. This is how 1⁷²⁰ became an icon representing the creationists.

[ml1954]

I've never seen a creationist admit to being in error about anything. Apparently public embarrassment and humiliation is not a deterrent. Perhaps it's a badge of honor. I recall a poster who actually took pride in his/her ignorance.

[andysandmikesmom]

I frankly dont know what is so difficult about admitting that one has made an error...none of us is perfect, we are all prone to errors, errors are what make us human...good grief, I had to call 'abuse' on myself, for a really large error...I felt so humiliated, but apologized and moved on...one does need to admit errors when they make them....to stubbornly insist that one made no error, when they obviously did, and everyone notices it, is really not a smart move...it reflects rather poorly on the one who is denying the error...

Admit the error and move on...I should think thats what mature adults do...

[SunkenCiv]

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[sketchboy]

Those Australopithecus skulls are about as gorilla looking as they can get. They're not humanish, not even close.

[sketchboy]

The ability of the mind to read human faces into things never ceases to amaze me.

[jennyp]

The ability of the mind to read human faces into things never ceases to amaze me.

Yes, yes, but which of the skulls in #39 are really humans and which ones are just old apes???

[bobdsmith]

Those Australopithecus skulls are about as gorilla looking as they can get. They're not humanish, not even close.

Not quite:
http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/homs/crania.html

And a google image search of gorilla skulls and Australopithecine skulls demonstrates this.

Different views of a gorilla skull: http://www.glendale.edu/skull/gorilla_m/left.htm

Different views of an australopithecine skull: http://australian.museum/human_evolution/skulls/a_africanus.htm

Significant differences

[SunkenCiv]

Australopithecus anamensis site:freerepublic.com

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