Satan, you scamp, you!

I wonder if it'll be friends with me? Hello Ground!

In before "Oh no, not again."

SPACE ALIENS! THE WHALES WERE WORKING WITH THE INVADERS!

Something, something, Final Fantasy the Movie.

I wonder how many people will
1) read the article
2) understand it

PC LOAD LETTER: I wonder how many people will
1) read the article
2) understand it

I think the comments thus far have answered your questions.

FTA:
sperm whale skeleton
remains of a now-extinct dolphin that had two walrus-like tusks
extinct aquatic sloth
seabird with a 5-meter (17-foot) wingspan

Very nice finds.

In the blizzard universe everything will have extra horns and tusks, including the ones that already had tusks and horns. I can see them putting tusks on the baleens.

I always wonder what creationists think when they find shark teeth in the creekbed behind their church.

/nice headline
//so long and thanks for all the fish

PC LOAD LETTER: I wonder how many people will
1) read the article
2) understand it

I've read the article. And it hates me

PC LOAD LETTER: I wonder how many people will
1) read the article
2) understand it

There's articles on Fark?

dogdaze: I always wonder what creationists think when they find shark teeth in the creekbed behind their church.

/nice headline
//so long and thanks for all the fish

According to evolution, millions of years were necessary for the sedimentary layers to be deposited. It is believed that during the Cretaceous period, much of North America was covered by an inland sea. This sea covered a north to south belt through the middle of North America extending into northwest Canada and south across Mexico. One problem with this idea is that the ocean has never been observed to do anything like this. Sea level would have to rise a great deal to form such an inland sea. A world-wide Flood, however, would form inland "seas" at the beginning before everything was covered and at the end as the water level was dropping. (The water level would drop due to earth movements and evaporation.)

In addition to the Miller Stone, several other interesting fossils were found at the same site. In the same sandstone layer as the shark teeth, one small piece of rock was found which contained coal embedded in the rock. Since coal comes from plant material, especially wood, this is very consistent with finding wood in the rock. Another excellent fossil specimen was found in this same layer--a Ray tooth, such as a Manta Ray. Finely detailed lines are clear on this tooth, making it an very fine fossil of another ocean creature. The author also found a backbone vertebra from a fish at this same site. Many people are surprised to find that fossils of marine creatures are found in Kansas; this is just what one would expect if the whole Earth were covered in a great Judgement.

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/hotter than the air in his head

trappedspirit: Mugato: Satan, you scamp, you!

So you are blaming him for the Flood?

No, for planting all the fossils to test man's faith. Duh.

Winning headline.

whither_apophis: CDP: dogdaze: I always wonder what creationists think when they find shark teeth in the creekbed behind their church.

/nice headline
//so long and thanks for all the fish

According to evolution, geology millions of years were necessary for the sedimentary layers to be deposited.

FTFY and stopped reading there

Another newbie reads a CDP post.