[GodGunsGuts]

For some reason I just love drawing attention to every new twist and turn of this story :o)

All the best—GGG

[count-your-change]

If Ida is the fossil of an extinct lemur now it was exactly the same when found, so no one notices after having the Ida fossil in their possession to study and consult over for, what? a year? two years?

But who knows? Maybe Ida can be rehabilitated if another fossil of same kind can be found with just the right “missing link” features. But it's more likely that Ida will end up in a museum's dusty basement drawer.

[Timmy]

Seeing the arrogance and name-calling from the evolutionists on this thread is really revealing. It's like arguing with a liberal. They say something they cannot back up, and when you prove them wrong, they call you names and just make something new up. To be proven wrong and start the whole process over again. Remember the kid you played Cowboys and Indians with? You snuck up behind him, stuck your "gun" in his back, and yelled "bang!" He would simply run away and yell "you missed." That kid grew up to be an evo.

[Alamo-Girl]

Thanks for the ping!