Did Dinosaurs live with man?

Hurt by an hundred and fifty days of submergence in muddy salt water? Isn't "hurt" understating things here a bit? And isn't it your book that says, "And every living substance was destroyed which was upon the face of the ground, both man, and cattle, and the creeping things, and the fowl of the heaven; and they were destroyed from the earth: and Noah only remained alive, and they that were with him in the ark." It would be pretty damn difficult to believe if you took the briefest of peeks at the evidence.

Been there. Seen that.Zero, or sub-zero, evidence that the small tracks are from anything other than a toe-walking dinosaur.

Did they sing? Duh!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsKO_r76kfQI apologise for any cerebral hemorrages caused by clicking that link.

You just can scarcely imagine the unbridled ferocity of a Jurassic Carrot. It took every tooth in an allosaur's head to subdue one of those wily orange devils. That's why some dinosaurs were so carnivorous-looking.Tyrannosaurs had to deal with Cretaceous Cauliflowers, which hunted from ambush. Even Tubal-cain's best bronze spears were hardly a match for them. They were likely even fiercer that Jurassic Carrots, but they rotted badly in Flud Water, so we don't have many fossils.

There's as much substance to that as there is to your assertions about vegetarianism before the Flood.

And no evidence whatever as well. None.

And adding to what CS just said, Faith: there is not ONE EXAMPLE ANYWHERE of an Eryops or Dimetrodon being found in the same stratum as a tyrannosaur or a stegosaur. Not one.

The buzzard is pretty damn puzzled by both the reply and the nickname. But he doesn't care.