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BEX... what do you think happened to the rest of those raggedy skeletons? Do you think, God forbid, they ... they... they...decomposed? how is that possible? I mean... plastic takes a couple thousand years to decompose right? so shouldn't bones and shells last 250 million years?

You know. when treasure hunters go digging, in the sea, on land, it extremely rare for them to find items in perfect condition. It does happen now and then, but it's rare after a few hundred years. And a lot of stuff they find is enclosed. sealed more or less in boxes. Metals of sorts... decomposed and corroded, well worn after a few hundred years, even less. Water tends to seep into everything everywhere and salt water is especially corrosive. I actually have a friend who does that for a living and he gave me a bit of education about it a few years ago, So, Bex, how do you magine that steel, gold, silver, iron, copper, all of them corrode in the environment in a relatively short time historically speaking, and yet bones and fossils last 250 million years?


The raggedy skeleton miracle of long age survivial rate is due to.... <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/dance.gif" alt="" /> preservatives! Same as the blood and muscle tissue found in recently unearthed dinosaur bones in Alaska! Afterall, dinosaurs lived 60 million years ago....God forbid that they might just have existed with......man... Definitely it's preservatives.

It is quite something that there are over 250 flood legends around the world, all different cultures/languages. Eerily similar account of the bible.

Wonderful stuff when you start going back through history and find out just what has been passed down by our ancestors....could it be that they might just have more knowledge of the long distant past than the modern day evolutionists?

Stalactites, some nearly a metre long, were discovered in the basement of an American Museum. Any coal or gold miner will tell you of having to regularly break off stalactites and stalagmites in underground mine tunnels. The long age myths regarding both of these formations are just that! "myths". as one observer put it "Were the Museum stalactites suspended in space for millions of years before the museum came along" <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/wink.gif" alt="" />. It seems that PHD evolutionists don't know as much about these formations as PHD (ie. post hole diggers) miners