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To: kjam22
Since we get to interpret evidence.... I'd say that at some point in time ostriches lost a toe.... or that at one time there were big birds like an ostriche... only with 3 toes.

You should try your hand at Sunday-school tracts - you have a knack for just-so stories.

Yet you'll believe that it swims unlike any known dinosaur.

You're claiming that no dinosaur ever swam? What do you have to support that, I wonder...

210 posted on 10/18/2005 2:38:29 PM PDT by Senator Bedfellow
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To: Senator Bedfellow
You're claiming that no dinosaur ever swam? What do you have to support that, I wonder...

Isn't that what the article says

.... "The finding would be significant because so far no one has been able to prove that aquatic dinosaurs existed, Joanna Wright, assistant professor of geology at the University of Colorado-Denver, said Monday.

211 posted on 10/18/2005 2:42:31 PM PDT by kjam22
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To: Senator Bedfellow
If you just consider logic.... which is more logical... that it's foot prints from a big bird that existed long ago... or from a dinosaur with 4 legs, that walked on two, had birdlike characteristics... and swam out to sea to feed on fish and carrion.

Seriously.... which is more likely to be true? I mean, at least we've observed big birds before.... This article reads like a story. It says they want to name this thing. Maybe they'll name it Puff the Magic Dinosaur.

212 posted on 10/18/2005 2:45:49 PM PDT by kjam22
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To: Senator Bedfellow

Puff the magic dinosaur..... lived by the sea.... and froliced in the ocean mist in a land called honoleeeeeeeeee


213 posted on 10/18/2005 2:48:50 PM PDT by kjam22
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