If we're going to talk here let's be civil to each other, OK? I was hoping you would specifically say, "Look at this thread/post, this is an example of what I'm talking about/an anomalous fossil/etc." That's all I was asking. You don't seem to believe I was genuinely absent from here for a time, even though I popped into a few threads with a quick comment which included "I'm ill and busy." Wow, you really think I'm evil, don't you?

After hunting around earlier today, I saw a chunk that Bex posted from another website by Andrew Snell. It contained pictures of fossils and talked about how some of these fossils were created quickly in flood conditions, the idea presumably being that therefore all fossils were created in a global flood (which the information there gives no support for at all). There are also some questionable assertions presented by Snell. Is this what you were pointing me at, or is there something more pertinent? I'm not going to go there and refute all the pasted pages because there's so much -- I wouldn't, for example, paste a whole page from TalkOrigins and say "there, refute THAT" -- but I can certainly focus on a bit at a time. It would be helpful if you could move things along a bit here rather than saying "it's all been posted, go look." I've posted a lot of info too, but if I said, "go read my past posts, it's all there," I suspect it's unlikely you would undertake such an endeavour. Nor is it fair to ask someone to do that. If the matter comes up in a conversation, it can be very helpful to link someone to where the past info is, or give a message number.