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wadey 19-05-2009 09:50
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Thanks goodness it's not round or we'd fall off

MargaretR 19-05-2009 14:25
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The 'spectacular news release' that was supposed to happen today, and will be the topic of the TV documentary, is just about the fossil and is not about DNA, so for that I am not going to the trouble of reconnecting my tv to its ariel, nor plugging it in.
Primate Fossil Could Be Key Link in Evolution - ABC News
I might watch it on BBCi if I get bored watching grass grow:rolleyes:

wadey 19-05-2009 15:32
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The best place to spot the missing link is outside some public houses at throwing out time on a Friday night

SPUGGIE J 19-05-2009 18:36
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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 714998)
Ya Spugs but ya get a better view from up Scotland, cuz its higher up:D
Well I would if i hauled my body up a hill but to see all I would have to have a large telescope on top of Mount Everest. Cant see that happening though and besides aint got a good enough camera.:D

SPUGGIE J 19-05-2009 18:38
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If is is a big a "scoop" as they claim then my theory about the big dude and his childhood chemistry set. Allways thought that the big bang was the result of one of the big dudes experiments going wrong!!!! :eek:

SPUGGIE J 19-05-2009 20:33
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Just seen it on the news and well it is going to cause a lot of heated debate and that is among scientists. Cant wait for the religous fall out from it.

jaysay 20-05-2009 10:28
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Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J (Post 715135)
Well I would if i hauled my body up a hill but to see all I would have to have a large telescope on top of Mount Everest. Cant see that happening though and besides aint got a good enough camera.:D
Borrow Jens, some photos she sent me of my old Hassy stamping ground were very good:D

jaysay 20-05-2009 10:33
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Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J (Post 715170)
Just seen it on the news and well it is going to cause a lot of heated debate and that is among scientists. Cant wait for the religous fall out from it.
You mean the religious zealots will be countering with "The Lord made the world in six days and on the seventh he rested" seems he's been resting ever since, looking at the state of the world these days, but I blame Adam and Eve and that bloody apple myself:D

Boeing Guy 20-05-2009 11:21
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Sorry but, I lost all interest in your arguments Margaret, when I looked at The Canadian National Newspaper, strange thing that, they have lots regarding the 9/11 attacks. The normal stuff, inside job, no planes ever hit the towers, bombs etc....
Now if you want to read something more stimulating, try Private Eye:)

MargaretR 20-05-2009 12:31
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Just to assure you all that I still have a sense of humour ;)
YouTube - Monkees Theme - Pilot - Intro

Less 20-05-2009 15:24
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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 715295)
Just to assure you all that I still have a sense of humour ;)
YouTube - Monkees Theme - Pilot - Intro
Just lately, we may need some more convincing!

http://planetsmilies.net/nature-smiley-5405.gif

Benipete 20-05-2009 15:26
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Originally Posted by jaysay (Post 715270)
You mean the religious zealots will be countering with "The Lord made the world in six days and on the seventh he rested" seems he's been resting ever since, looking at the state of the world these days, but I blame Adam and Eve and that bloody apple myself:D
Sorry Jay but there is still no mention of an apple in the Adam and Eve sketch.:D:D

MargaretR 20-05-2009 15:26
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Less ---Pot calling kettle black - your humour has taken an acidic tone lately;)

Less 20-05-2009 15:30
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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 715336)
Less ---Pot calling kettle black - your humour has taken an acidic tone lately;)
No Maggie, I'm always in trouble for my so called humour, it's just that at one time it wasn't from you.

jaysay 20-05-2009 16:03
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Originally Posted by Boeing Guy (Post 715282)
Sorry but, I lost all interest in your arguments Margaret, when I looked at The Canadian National Newspaper, strange thing that, they have lots regarding the 9/11 attacks. The normal stuff, inside job, no planes ever hit the towers, bombs etc....
Now if you want to read something more stimulating, try Private Eye:)
I read every issue BG, political satire at its very best, nobody is sacred


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