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Hi Ish! :D I expect that source was me and I think I got my figures wrong, though the membership of the new place is now approaching 200. Everyone seems to have calmed down now, though it's been a very weird series of events with lots of unexpected name calling. Very odd seeing the esteemed Prof him...

Minimalist wrote:Thanks, Patty.... I stopped counting at 55 when I hit retirement age.

"21 again!" my 86 year old landlord used to announce every time his birthday rolled around.

Iv'e been called worse Min. Now, the moment you've all been waiting for. Happy birthday to me, happy birthday to me, happy birthday to me! Roy. Happy Birthday, Roy - few days late I'm afraid as I've been on holiday. Happy Birthday to me also (17th September)... Hmmm. Lot of us seem to have been bor...

That's the guy. In one of my readings he was described as being fair skinned, bearded and having "emerald" eyes. He is believed to be the one the Aztecs called Quetzalcoatl, who is described as being fair and bearded. He's an interesting subject. The Caucasian Quetzalcoatl appears in no i...

God(s) is(are) entirely in the eye of the beholder, but then so is everything else if you think about it.

Closer than "sabre toothed anteater"?

Whether theory is getting finely tuned or some sort of evidence has turned up, I must admit I was impressed at the detail of the theory about that Permian extinction (the deoxygenated oceans one) - I still have a programme on tape from about ten years ago in which they kind of mumbled something abou...

I thought it was generally believed that the asteroid was just part of it, or maybe tipped the environment over the edge. Then again, isn't the KT supposed to be the age of a "lava field the size of siberia", and also I think it's generally believed that the extinction happened over quite ...

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Rokcet Scientist wrote:

... including versions of Genesis 1-3 ...

Oh great.

I take it you prefer the stuff with Phil Collins on vocals?

:lol: :lol: However, War ... it's not quite the same as Daybrown, as we're not wanking off as we post... That's right. We're not. Absolutely not. No way. Not me. Never would I do such a thing. :oops: Disclaimer: given the nature of the internet I should probably point out that this post employs com...

Oh yes; some of my friends are boy toys. One of them has a problem now with a fag hag. Its an ancient institution. We all know what a buddha looks like; the little pot bellied bald headed fellow. But look at http://www.dc-pc.org/artifax/artifax.html ; give it a minute, there's lotsa jpgs. But just ...

Oh well... apropos of nothing: I like the girls who do, I like the girls who don't, I like the girls who say they will, But then they say they won't. But the girls that I like most of all, And I think you know I'm right, Are the girls who say they never will, But look as though they might. :D Sorry ...

Based on the translation, I agree that they didn’t plan on being there. But based on the location, it doesn’t seem they were trying very hard to get home which is far to the west. Maybe the leader taking advantage of an accidental landing on an unknown shore and continuing on in exploration mode? T...

If the hieroglyphs are real and date from the Old Kingdom, someone has a big problem to explain away. I'm still betting on hoax, though. Me too, though that's probably no great surprise. For you folks who tend to think there's something in diffusionism, I ask this without any wish to denigrate what...

Every senior manager in the company I work for - We build megayachts - Started off on the floor as a builder, Lo these many years ago....... So whether it was on the business end Of a 10" Wildcat grinding 'glass Or laminating Or installing plumbing runs, Or electrical runs, Or building and ins...