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koyotecat on 23 June 2011

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Nintendo not doomed after all.

Jesus man. There are some things you just can't joke about.

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naimisharanya on 23 June 2011

Dr.Grass said:

izaaz101 said:

Dr.Grass said:

izaaz101 said:
Dinosaurs not dead, just invisible. News at 11.

You would be surprised to know that there are regions in Africa where there are regular reports of Dinosaurs. Its gone quiet of late, but in the late 90's there were actually real reports.

Not saying its true. Just saying.

EDIT: Problem with these sightings is that the 'young earth' guys jump all over them and then they get discarded as crazy stories.

Interesting, I did not know that. Doing some more reading on it, it appears that China has also had some reports in the 90's.

There is a lot of crazy shit out there man. The problem is, as soon as you get too passionate about it you're labled as a pseudo-science freak and won't be taken seriously.That's why I'm waiting till I have a lecturing position and a PhD before I chuck the shit piles into the fan.

That pic from Naimisharanya is also interesting. I believe that's from ''The quest for the lost civilization'' by Graham Hancock. I've read some of his books a few years ago and I have to say that imho human beings are a little clueless about their past. The very idea that there might have been a sprawling civilization that was swallowed by the ocean at the end of the last ice-age is just too tantalizing a subject to forget about. Nevermind the fact that they have found some structures under the ocean even though no-one has really funded such research.

Nice catch!

I didn't read the book. Just watched the documentary. Apparantly they are now saying it isn't man made, despite the fact that it looks like a pyramid that's aligned East-West with post holes etc. That just shows you what pressure the academics are under to conform with the accepted views.

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Dr.Grass on 23 June 2011

naimisharanya said:

Dr.Grass said:

izaaz101 said:

Dr.Grass said:

izaaz101 said:
Dinosaurs not dead, just invisible. News at 11.

You would be surprised to know that there are regions in Africa where there are regular reports of Dinosaurs. Its gone quiet of late, but in the late 90's there were actually real reports.

Not saying its true. Just saying.

EDIT: Problem with these sightings is that the 'young earth' guys jump all over them and then they get discarded as crazy stories.

Interesting, I did not know that. Doing some more reading on it, it appears that China has also had some reports in the 90's.

There is a lot of crazy shit out there man. The problem is, as soon as you get too passionate about it you're labled as a pseudo-science freak and won't be taken seriously.That's why I'm waiting till I have a lecturing position and a PhD before I chuck the shit piles into the fan.

That pic from Naimisharanya is also interesting. I believe that's from ''The quest for the lost civilization'' by Graham Hancock. I've read some of his books a few years ago and I have to say that imho human beings are a little clueless about their past. The very idea that there might have been a sprawling civilization that was swallowed by the ocean at the end of the last ice-age is just too tantalizing a subject to forget about. Nevermind the fact that they have found some structures under the ocean even though no-one has really funded such research.

Nice catch!

I didn't read the book. Just watched the documentary. Apparantly they are now saying it isn't man made, despite the fact that it looks like a pyramid that's aligned East-West with post holes etc. That just shows you what pressure the academics are under to conform with the accepted views.

Whhhaaaa!?

I watched videos of them exploring the site and it looked like something STRAIGHT from Peru! WTF!?

If anyone wants to know what we're talking about...

http://www.world-mysteries.com/mpl_Yonaguni.htm

Oh I see they have the quotes there confirming what you said. Now that's pretty dumb.