[Redcoat1982]

Looks pretty fake.

There is no evidence anywhere, over all these years that man was on the scene when dinos ruled.

Another creationist pipe dream/hoax

[jz638]

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof.

Scientific examination by actual geologists and paleontologists would put a lot of these questions to bed, though I somehow doubt serious scientific tests will ever take place.

some interesting segments from the article detailing Alvis Delk's miraculous (and financially convenient) discovery :

A domestic fall from a ladder eight months ago nearly crippled Delk, resulting in surgeries, a long recovery and expensive medical bills. He decided to try and sell some of his archeological treasurers, so he turned to the large piece of limestone, thinking he could clean it up some and sell it to the Creation Evidence Museum

Dr. Carl Baugh is the founder and director of the Creation Evidence Museum ... Baugh said the fossil is the proof he has been searching many years for. He acquired the stone from Delk and has it in safekeeping.

follow the money.

[RetSignman]

Jay Leno will probably have to comment on this story...it was John McCain’s footprint, he just cracks himself up on those ‘he’s so old jokes.’

[xp38]

We all knew that since the early 60s :)

[Hot Tabasco]

The limestone contains two distinct prints – one of a human footprint and one belonging to a dinosaur.

Unless they also produce a leash and collar, I'm not buying it......

[thefactor]

the human footprint is of the “piltdown” species i assume?

[Dog Gone]

Baugh said this particular track was likely made by a juvenile Acrocanthosaurus, one he said was probably about 20 feet long, stood about 8 feet tall and walked stooped over, weighing a few tons.

Of course, this is what the footprint of an Acrocanthosaurus looks like:

Doesn't look too much like a kid's Godzilla plastic toy footprint, does it?

[TruthWillWin]

I can’t believe it. A thread with the word “dinosaur” in the title, 137 posts, and not one picture of Helen Thomas posted?

[Interesting Times]

Real footprints, or an instance of "intelligent design?"

I'll take door number 2, Alex...