I think I just got my rocks off!
Them are big and beautiful - wow!
hey, those are sexy. crazy old, old rocks you've got in australia. old rocks and animals and bacteria and -- wanna pay for my airfare?
Any idea how old they are? c.i.
Umm, what are we to make of the rest of that link, Bill?
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The evidence overall does not fit the story of evolutionary geologists, with its millions of years of slow-and-gradual processes. Instead, the evidence in the rock layers at Uluru and Kata Tjuta is much more consistent with the scientific model based on a recent, rapid, massive, catastrophic flood, such as that of Noah's day. Uluru and Kata Tjuta are therefore stark testimony to the raging waters of the global Flood, as in the eye witness record in the book of Genesis.
You never know, do you - hmmmmmmmmm!
"Ignorance is preferable to error, and
He is less remote from the truth who believes nothing than
He who believes what is wrong."
-Thomas Jefferson (Notes on Virginia, 1782)
Lucky thing l don't let my beliefs interfer with my thinking - huh?
I don't know enough about geology or the writer's credentials in its study to venture an argument, Bill, so mum's the word.
pd, he ain't here to argue and I am on your side, so it wouldn't do any good any way - unless, oh, nevermind!
I'm a diehard Creationist, Bill.
I haven't died hard or soft yet, so you must be talking to me from above!
I'm not sure if the phrase means dies hard -- is hard to kill -- or if it refers to the hardness of a die of the sort you use to put threads on a bolt. They are very, very hard, and maintain their shape even when enormous pressure is applied. I suspect it may be the latter. Maybe I'll go look that up...
See you when you return, hope you don't have an evolutionary change before you get back!
Nope. I'm wrong. It's the obvious origin (or so the OED would have it).
Hmmm, my liver is now enormous and working at three times its normal speed. It looks like LaMarck was right about the evolution thing after all (or do I have to wait to see if my kids have giant, speedy livers, too?).
Never wrong, in a state of flux -
Always becoming, eh, Bill?
Bill's a Buddhist! Buddha Bill!
No, just a welder! Though I like that - a buddha
http://www.geographyinaction.co.uk/
Thanks for use of this magnificent picture of the Buddha!
Heah, there's another rock, ohmmmmmmmmm! Life must be like a rock!!!!!! ohmmmmmmmmmm
