Buckster

Dinosaurs lived at the same time as man. The last of them died off shortly after the flood.

Somewhere between 6 and 20 thousand years hence. I don’t believe the earth is millions of years old.

They are shite.

Completely human and my ancestors. You on the other hand are descended from monkeys, monkeys with alopecia apparently.

Doesn't work like that but thanks for playing.

I'm in church.

Did the ouija board tell you that?

We didn’t invent God, he invented us. The world is designed for me to thrive in, who designed it? I will give you a clue, it wasn’t me.

I’m glad I’m not the only one who noticed that.

Some would say so but I would say it is just fact, there is nothing to support evolution other than hypothesis based on cursory evidence. The fossil record does not support a transition from ape to man. All this talk of Neanderthal and Cro-Magnon is just used by people to fit a narrative that they have invented. There are no transitional fossils yet there are millions of non transitional fossils, dating of fossils is based on supposition and is a recent invention. There is no empirical data to support macro evolution, we have access to the human genome sequence yet there is still no evidence of evolution at a molecular level. I’m sorry to be the bearer of bad news but evolution is a myth and is the basis for a fragile and even futile world. Take away all the unproven hypothesis and invented science and you are left with one thing. God who created the earth, the animals, plants and the the first humans.

No, she is Hindu.

So you searched “furry muff”?

No such thing.

Muff definitely keeps you warm but it's expensive.

I'm busy for a couple of hours and this place goes to shit.

Gay.

Fixed.

You don't drink coffee?

Socialist.

I have brought the forum to new heights, I even got a Harley on the homepage. So I'm no longer eligible.

@zzzak

How would we tell?

That’s still heavier than Tym.

That was 2013, since then there are have been multiple years of noted increase. Antarctic sea ice set another record low: For the third consecutive month, Antarctica set a record low sea ice extent (coverage) since records began in 1979. The August 2022 Antarctic sea ice extent was 6.55 million square miles, or about 290,000 square miles below average. Arctic sea ice saw its 13th-smallest August extent in the 44-year record, with sea ice coverage about 467,000 square miles below the 1981-2010 average. Source; NOAA