One would think that such hard evidence would be highly problematic for evolutionary theory. Indeed Dr. Philip Kitcher, in his anti-creationist book Abusing Science, claims that solid evidence that dinosaurs and man co-existed would "shake the foundations of evolutionary theory."
Very amusing.
But, really, it's amazing what an unfettered and unconstrained imagination will see in a picture. How that's a mammoth is beyond me. And we all know about St George slaying the Dragon,
you cannot refute the evidence
But then, there is no such evidence (at least none that hasn't been fabricated by creationist liars, anyway), so I fail to see your point. Assuming you had one....
There is no evidence to refute. Wild imaginations are not proof of anything.
What evidence? That people can make pictures? That others can misinterpret what was drawn? Exactly how are these pictures evidence of dinosaurs human interaction? Any more than the following:
That's ridiculous! Salamanders didn't learn to bowl until MUCH later!
He also claims that he knows his cat has allied with his TV to steal his car, doesn't he?
The only explanation I can think of is ..... you're off your meds again.
Trolling some more?
Ah. I see your lunch crowd has left and you've finished bussing their tables.
Just making a comment based on observation.
If that's trolling, so be it.
Trolling some more and lying as usual after you had made a fool of yourself on another thread.
Thats a nice website. I bookmarked it. Thanks Adman
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has a description of this web site. What it says is no surprise, but at least it makes the agenda obvious.
Now I know why you make so many typos.
Dishpan hands from your work.
You should use those Playtex gloves.
Grow up, troll.
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Get a sense of humor, Blanche.
Grow up, troll. Your "humor" and name calling are infantile.
"Grow up"?
LOL!
Only twits say that.
Good night, Blanche.
The troll's shameless, isn't he! How infantile can he be?
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