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Homo Erectus Palaeojavanicus and the origin of modern man

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Nuggin
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09-03-2005 1:33 AM

see this listed often with...
Palaeojavanicus often gets associated with gigantipithicus on web sites.
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I've also noticed that G is a prime suspect for bigfoot and yeti sightings.
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I wonder if Palaerojavanicus might be a better fit. Gigant, from the tooth evidence, seems more like a "Mighty Joe Young" than a Bigfoot.
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Nuggin
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09-03-2005 1:35 AM 		Reply to: Message 16 by randman
09-03-2005 1:32 AM

Re: giants?

Do not respond to this off-topic message.

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Nuggin, don't respond to blatant off-topic posts like this. There's no need for this.
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Oh my god, Randman's right.
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The bible does say something about giants. The WHOLE Book must be 100% true.
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Oh, wait, I just noticed, this Harry Potter book says something about giants, too. Uh oh, looks like time for another Holy War.
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