[Indy Pendance]

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[LibWhacker]

When are the paleontologists going to give it up? It took a physicist and his son to figure out the answer to their age old pet question (what killed the dinosaurs?), and they're acting like spoiled, petulant, turf protecting brats in refusing to acknowledge it. C'mon, there are other challenges. It's time to move on.

[Uncle Sausage]

Gee, you'd think that 299,999 years of evolution would have toughened up those dinosaurs.

[AlbertWang]

OK, I'm not so bright, but the Dino's went AWOL 65 million years ago, and now these folks claim the crater is 300,000 years older than that.......hhhmmm.... let's figure this in our head....... 10% of 65 million is 6.5 Million, 1% would be 0.65 million, so 300,000 years is like one half of one percent of the time in question.

Yeah, right, we can pinpoint this to one half of one percent.

[blackfarm]

A great site for those both interested in science and christianity is www.reasons.org

[drhogan]

i heard that scientists have discovered that the dinosaurs were killed off by getting hit by SUVs. this replaced the earlier theory that they were killed by right-wing militias.

[Mike Darancette]

bump for later

[Mike Darancette]

Are there two Iridium layers?

Where was the Indian Subcontinent 65MYA?

[GeronL]

They don't even know if these things were cold blooded or warm blooded.... there is so much they do not know.

[farmfriend]

Gods, Graves, Glyphs
List for articles regarding early civilizations , life of all forms, - dinosaurs - etc.
Let me know if you wish to be added or removed from this ping list.

[Henchman]

I think all the female dinos started being promiscuous, then stomped on their eggs and took up hunting, like the male dinos. Then there was over hunting and under production; no head start programs or subsidies...yet they persevered until Kerry ran for President!

[colorado tanker]

Instead, Professor Keller believes a cooling of the global climate shortly followed by a period of greenhouse warming placed enormous stress on the dinosaurs.

Yep. The SUV's did it.

[ZULU]

"Instead, Professor Keller believes a cooling of the global climate shortly followed by a period of greenhouse warming placed enormous stress on the dinosaurs."

It was those massive luxury cars the Tyrannosaurids insisted on driving around in. That and the large barrels of underarm deodorant used by Maiasaurus.


See? We CAN learn from the past. (sarcasm)

[SunkenCiv]

from 2004.

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