I can't believe I'm beating Billy Jean King right now.

Organizer Maria Mastalerz says the weeklong "performance" aims to attract interest in a play, "Caveman," showing in the Polish capital. But she says it also carries a message that humans today are not all that different from their prehistoric ancestors.

This has been done before.

Bevets: Organizer Maria Mastalerz says the weeklong "performance" aims to attract interest in a play, "Caveman," showing in the Polish capital. But she says it also carries a message that humans today are not all that different from their prehistoric ancestors.

This has been done before.

Bevets: Organizer Maria Mastalerz says the weeklong "performance" aims to attract interest in a play, "Caveman," showing in the Polish capital. But she says it also carries a message that humans today are not all that different from their prehistoric ancestors.

This has been done before.

Have you any meaningful comment to offer?

Oh, there you are Bevets. I just got done skimming the 'life on Mars' thread and was thinking about you.
What's your posiition on ET?
The tiny bacterium kind, the streetlight pilot kind, or any other flavor.

Reminds me of something, but I can't quite put my finger on it.Link

ftfa
the young woman and man

Do you get to watch them fark?

job interview was tough ..

Wait until the people over at chimpout.com find this one.

I hope these zoo exhibit people don't think they are doing anything new. People have been doing the "humans in a zoo" thing for ages.

friedlinx: Reminds me of something, but I can't quite put my finger on it.Link

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It's interesting that 'cavemen' are always shown with chunks of animal skin haphazardly wrapped around them, dirty faces and unkempt hair. If 'caveman' means prehistoric European in this case, especially Ice Age, we've found bone needles and awls, and can infer that they had the same sophisticated clothes-making technology as, say, the Inuit. It may have been what allowed them to survive in that climate. As to the dirt and unkempt hair- hunter-gatherer peoples in the world today aren't dirty hippies, and there's no reason to believe that ancient people didn't groom themselves.

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Bevets: Organizer Maria Mastalerz says the weeklong "performance" aims to attract interest in a play, "Caveman," showing in the Polish capital. But she says it also carries a message that humans today are not all that different from their prehistoric ancestors.

This has been done before.

You don't have an off button, do you?

I bet you sleep with your eyes in full stare mode.

steveB is still around...good to know.

Atouk alunda Lana. Atouk zug-zug Lana.

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You know who else used to put people in cages in Warsaw...

Not as funny as when they put a screen door on a submarine or launched a rocket to the sun at night, but still funny