Or robots from the future whatever FARK YOU!

That's unpossible. The Earth is only 6000 years old.

/teach the controversy!

Nope. Chuck Testa.

There's nothing documented from the time that doesn't rule out aliens.

Let me just get this out of the way.




/probably responsible for that hair, too

Meh- Sience Schmeince- I'm for Aliens.

were they ancient?

The scientists don't seem absolutely sure. Therefore, Creationists are right.

TheGreatGazoo: There's nothing documented from the time that doesn't rule out aliens.

The Tanu and Firvulag didn't leave anything behind either

belhade: Let me just get this out of the way.

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/probably responsible for that hair, too

Centauri, most likely....

Creationists are right alright.

Fart_Machine: That's unpossible. The Earth is only 6000 years old.

/teach the controversy!

I like the Japanese version. Can we teach that myth too?

NoxNoctus: Or robots from the future whatever FARK YOU!

Great big horrible alien Egyptian robots. This is how the pyramids were built; the stones were like tiny Lego blocks to them.

belhade: Let me just get this out of the way.




/probably responsible for that hair, too

Apparently, crazy hair guy owns his own dispensery (nttawwt) in california. Make of that what you will; however, I feel that he might be using his own stuff.

\ that is all

I think it was alien rocks.

iheartscotch: belhade: Let me just get this out of the way.

/probably responsible for that hair, too

Apparently, crazy hair guy owns his own dispensery (nttawwt) in california. Make of that what you will; however, I feel that he might be using his own stuff.

\ that is all

Might be? Look at his hair. How does anyone leave the house looking like that, let alone sit in front of a TV camera, unless they are high as a kite?

Their findings show the so-called end-Permian mass extinction, sometimes referred to as the 'Great Dying', peaked just before 252 million years ago and took place very quickly, over a period of less than 200,000 years.

"Very quickly", of course, being a relative term.
If one were to be waiting on line at the ATM for that period. for instance, it would in fact seem to be an interminably long time.

Sarah Palin's Conscience: Fart_Machine: That's unpossible. The Earth is only 6000 years old.

/teach the controversy!

I like the Japanese version. Can we teach that myth too?

More tentacle rape?

Neondistraction: iheartscotch: belhade: Let me just get this out of the way.

/probably responsible for that hair, too

Apparently, crazy hair guy owns his own dispensery (nttawwt) in california. Make of that what you will; however, I feel that he might be using his own stuff.

\ that is all

Might be? Look at his hair. How does anyone leave the house looking like that, let alone sit in front of a TV camera, unless they are high as a kite?

Sorry; I think I may have been channeling rick romero when I posted that. Crazy hair guy definitely has no idea what's going on.

[Rickjames.jpeg] cocaine is a hell of a drug

Neondistraction: iheartscotch: belhade: Let me just get this out of the way.

/probably responsible for that hair, too

Apparently, crazy hair guy owns his own dispensery (nttawwt) in california. Make of that what you will; however, I feel that he might be using his own stuff.

\ that is all

Might be? Look at his hair. How does anyone leave the house looking like that, let alone sit in front of a TV camera, unless they are high as a kite?

Looks like he picked the wrong time to stop sniffing glue.

So, this "mainstream" scientist used zircon dating? Don'cha mean cubic zircronium? Intense dying? I ams so comfused by all of this-ain't ya dead once ya dead? Like what the fark is "Intense dying?" A good day to color Mr. History channel hairs?

belhade: Let me just get this out of the way.

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/probably responsible for that hair, too

Little slow there, son.

Hector Remarkable: Their findings show the so-called end-Permian mass extinction, sometimes referred to as the 'Great Dying', peaked just before 252 million years ago and took place very quickly, over a period of less than 200,000 years.

"Very quickly", of course, being a relative term. time is long. You just won't believe how vastly, hugely, mind-bogglingly long it is, I mean
If one were to be waiting on line at the ATM for that period. for instance, it would in fact seem to be an interminably long time but that's just peanuts to time.


FTFY

jafiwam: [farm6.static.flickr.com image 600x360]

/Came for the fluffy hair guy. Leaving satisfied.
//Surprise bonus of 5 Million Years to Earth pics. Leaving extra satisfied.

252 million years ago last week.

Way to miss the boat subtard.

On the case:



/this is what Scientologists actually believe

FTA: "Our data on the timing and pace of the end-Permian mass extinction are consistent with rapid CO2 [carbon dioxide] increase as indicated by distinct paleophysiologic effects of the ecosystem, a sharp drop in O2 [oxygen] and substantial addition of atmospheric sulphate-bearing aerosols," they write.

Doesnt show if the CO2 was a side effect or the primary driver of the extinction event. A chicken and the egg situation. Interesting nonetheless. They should have given specifics of the geology though.

Meh... that extinction event was okay, I guess. Killing off all those trilobites or whatever. But, the Toba Catastrophe (^) was better, because it had humans. Some estimates figure that the entire human race was knocked down to approx. 1000 individuals. 1000... you probably see more than that on a regular day.*

*Providing you leave your parent's basement, get on your Rascal and head out replenish your supply of comic books, cheetos and Mountain Dew.

SquiggelyGrounders: FTA: "Our data on the timing and pace of the end-Permian mass extinction are consistent with rapid CO2 [carbon dioxide] increase as indicated by distinct paleophysiologic effects of the ecosystem, a sharp drop in O2 [oxygen] and substantial addition of atmospheric sulphate-bearing aerosols," they write.

Doesnt show if the CO2 was a side effect or the primary driver of the extinction event. A chicken and the egg situation. Interesting nonetheless. They should have given specifics of the geology though.

This is ABC News, if you want specifics read a scientific journal.

THAT volcano?

malaktaus: SquiggelyGrounders: FTA: "Our data on the timing and pace of the end-Permian mass extinction are consistent with rapid CO2 [carbon dioxide] increase as indicated by distinct paleophysiologic effects of the ecosystem, a sharp drop in O2 [oxygen] and substantial addition of atmospheric sulphate-bearing aerosols," they write.

Doesnt show if the CO2 was a side effect or the primary driver of the extinction event. A chicken and the egg situation. Interesting nonetheless. They should have given specifics of the geology though.

This is ABC News, if you want specifics read a scientific journal.

What is this jour-nal you speak of?

belhade: Let me just get this out of the way.

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SquiggelyGrounders: FTA: "Our data on the timing and pace of the end-Permian mass extinction are consistent with rapid CO2 [carbon dioxide] increase as indicated by distinct paleophysiologic effects of the ecosystem, a sharp drop in O2 [oxygen] and substantial addition of atmospheric sulphate-bearing aerosols," they write.

Doesnt show if the CO2 was a side effect or the primary driver of the extinction event. A chicken and the egg situation. Interesting nonetheless. They should have given specifics of the geology though.

The question is unresolvable given a 200,000-year margin of error, although *something* had to have forced the initial atmospheric changes. A supervolcano or large impact could release the CO2 as well as the sulfate aerosols, and continent-scale fires would reduce O2 as well. The exact geography will be unknown until/unless a specific source or sources can be found.

Trapper439: It was Fartbama in his time-machine. WTF is this guy's problem?

beans?