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To: Little Pig; ElectricStrawberry; RFEngineer
Something tells me someone didn’t check to see what “soft tissue” preserved inside dinosaur bone fossils actually entailed, and is therefore assuming someone found large chunks of marrow or something.

Why don't you try reading the article.

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/science-nature/dinosaur.html?c=y&page=1

There has been exactly ZERO “soft, squishy tissues” found in dinosaur bones, Dr....er....Brian Thomas MS*....and if Brian Thomas MS* knew WTF he was talking about, he’d stop lying about it.....but the truth isn’t what B rian Thomas MS* is interested in.

Yes, soft tissue indications were found, mainly collagens, and were encased in rock themselves.

Now, now, this is way too complex for “creation science”, and way too fact-laden.

Well it's getting hard to know what to believe if I just listen to the evos alone. You guys need to argue this out amongst yourselves.

50 posted on 10/21/2009 7:42:56 PM PDT by lasereye
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To: lasereye

I don’t need to read an article in Science....that I’ve already read, posted to you.....and actually understand the science of. Something tells me you don’t understand what you’re reading one bit, but would rather believe Lyin’ BrianThomas MS* when he lies to you by saying they found soft/squishy-tissue in the fossilized bones.....complete with an provided image of a bone cross section with soft-squishy marrow in it.

Brian is lying to you and you’re unwilling to see it.

Why not dig around Brian’s lies and find the one about the prehistoric squid ink? Haven’t laughed at that one in a while...


56 posted on 10/22/2009 7:23:54 AM PDT by ElectricStrawberry (Didja know that Man walked with vegetarian T. rex within the last 4,351 years?)
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