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LudoRephaim
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Message 106 of 148 (310258)
05-08-2006 9:56 AM
Reply to: Message 91 by nator
05-06-2006 6:20 PM


Re: The non-existence of milk
Shrafinator writes:
Nor that all existence wasn't created by Thor last thursday, complete with all of our memories and histories and evidence of great age.
Someone seems to have watched The Matrix one to many times? Maybe with swedish subtitles LOL.
BTW: I like your cat avatar better. Just letting you know
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"The Nephilim where in the Earth in those days..." Genesis 6:4

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Faith 
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Message 107 of 148 (310476)
05-09-2006 10:28 AM
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05-07-2006 4:08 PM


Non-existence of milk/Flood/Thor/Lasagne
Faith, there is as much evidence for what I shall call the Theory of Marinara as there is for the Flood.
I'm quite surprised at you for this lapse in logic. There are in fact fossils and layers, and they aren't layers of marinara and lasagne noodles and bits.
abe: Title modified in response to following post by Nosy Ned.
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NosyNed
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Message 108 of 148 (310488)
05-09-2006 11:58 AM
Reply to: Message 107 by Faith
05-09-2006 10:28 AM


Post Titles
Is this post about milk?

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nator
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Message 109 of 148 (310614)
05-09-2006 9:17 PM
Reply to: Message 106 by LudoRephaim
05-08-2006 9:56 AM


Re: The non-existence of milk
quote:
Someone seems to have watched The Matrix one to many times? Maybe with swedish subtitles LOL.
haha.
It's called "Last Thursdayism".
quote:
BTW: I like your cat avatar better. Just letting you know
But the person riding the horse over the jump is ME!

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nator
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Message 110 of 148 (310615)
05-09-2006 9:20 PM
Reply to: Message 107 by Faith
05-09-2006 10:28 AM


Re: Non-existence of milk/Flood/Thor/Lasagne
quote:
I'm quite surprised at you for this lapse in logic. There are in fact fossils and layers, and they aren't layers of marinara and lasagne noodles and bits.
So you say.
I know that's what the evidence appears to be and that's how it's currently being interpreted, but I have faith that someday the correct interpretation will be recognized by the mainstream.

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SuperNintendo Chalmers
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Message 111 of 148 (310621)
05-09-2006 9:50 PM
Reply to: Message 90 by Faith
05-06-2006 5:52 PM


Re: The non-existence of milk
LMFAO
Now, that we KNOW is bogus

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DrJones*
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Message 112 of 148 (310624)
05-09-2006 10:28 PM
Reply to: Message 107 by Faith
05-09-2006 10:28 AM


The Truth
There are in fact fossils and layers, and they aren't layers of marinara and lasagne noodles and bits.
Right and its blindingly obvious that they were placed there by Loki last Thorsday when Thor created the world. So "geologists" say something different, thats just their interpretation of the evidence.
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Just a monkey in a long line of kings.
If "elitist" just means "not the dumbest motherfucker in the room", I'll be an elitist!
*not an actual doctor

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Funkaloyd
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Message 113 of 148 (310696)
05-10-2006 8:58 AM
Reply to: Message 88 by crashfrog
05-05-2006 7:24 PM


Re: The non-existence of milk
crashfrog writes:
it's sufficient to look in all the places where you would reasonably expect milk to be to prove that there is no milk in your fridge at all. Right?
Where would you reasonably expect a god to be?

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crashfrog
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Message 114 of 148 (310697)
05-10-2006 9:01 AM
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05-10-2006 8:58 AM


Re: The non-existence of milk
Where would you reasonably expect a god to be?
Since he's defined as "omnipresent" I would expect him to be everywhere at once. The fact that he's not anywhere you choose to look is a pretty convincing disproof of his existence.

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Funkaloyd
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Message 115 of 148 (310718)
05-10-2006 10:53 AM
Reply to: Message 114 by crashfrog
05-10-2006 9:01 AM


Re: The non-existence of milk
For a very long time microbes, atoms and non-Euclidean shapes weren't anywhere we looked.

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crashfrog
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Message 116 of 148 (310720)
05-10-2006 11:01 AM
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05-10-2006 10:53 AM


Re: The non-existence of milk
For a very long time microbes, atoms and non-Euclidean shapes weren't anywhere we looked.
Irrelevant, since none of those things are defined, in part as "being everywhere at once, simultaneously."

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Funkaloyd
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Message 117 of 148 (310723)
05-10-2006 11:08 AM
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05-10-2006 11:01 AM


Re: The non-existence of milk
Space is everywhere, no?

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crashfrog
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Message 118 of 148 (310771)
05-10-2006 2:33 PM
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05-10-2006 11:08 AM


Re: The non-existence of milk
I don't understand the question, I guess. Do you mean volume?

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Parasomnium
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Message 119 of 148 (310951)
05-11-2006 7:08 AM
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05-09-2006 10:28 AM


Re: Non-existence of milk/Flood/Thor/Lasagne
Faith writes:
There are in fact fossils and layers, and they aren't layers of marinara and lasagne noodles and bits.
Hey, there are fossils of mussels, of clams, of shrimps even, and, wait for it, of tomatoes and basil! OK, there are lots of other fossils too. So it was a very rich marinara. Who cares?
But seriously, you are correct in saying the layers are not layers of marinara. We know this because if they were, we would expect certain ... things, that are consistent with the Theory of Marinara. Things like... o, I don't know. I'm no expert, I just eat the stuff, and love it. But you get my drift.
If the Flood had happened, we'd expect to find certain things that are consistent with the flood, things like a great jumble of fossils, instead of a neat top to bottom ordering of species. Just, you know, dinosaurs on top of humanoid remains, that sort of thing. And the trouble is: we don't find such evidence. So the Flood is an unlikely scenario. Just as unlikely as the Theory of Marinara. However sumptuous the latter may be.

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Faith 
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Message 120 of 148 (311021)
05-11-2006 11:52 AM
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05-11-2006 7:08 AM


Re: Non-existence of milk/Flood/Thor/Lasagne
If the Flood had happened, we'd expect to find certain things that are consistent with the flood, things like a great jumble of fossils, instead of a neat top to bottom ordering of species. Just, you know, dinosaurs on top of humanoid remains, that sort of thing. And the trouble is: we don't find such evidence. So the Flood is an unlikely scenario. Just as unlikely as the Theory of Marinara. However sumptuous the latter may be.
The layers themselves, the great numbers of fossils themselves, trump the whole bit about ordering. In themselves they are fantastic evidence for the flood and ridiculously incompatible with the notion of slow deposition over millions of years.
And "we don't find such evidence" is the same thing as claiming to prove a negative. Doesn't work. "What you'd expect to find" is hardly on the level of scientific data.
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