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How did Noah deal with worms?

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12-07-2004 9:01 PM 		Reply to: Message 60 by southerngurl
12-07-2004 8:30 PM

That makes no sense. Could you please elaborate.
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12-07-2004 9:02 PM 		Reply to: Message 61 by southerngurl
12-07-2004 8:30 PM

Ice shelves?
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12-07-2004 9:57 PM 		Reply to: Message 64 by southerngurl
12-07-2004 9:35 PM

But ice shelves are attached, aren't they? And therefore if the water rises, covering the glaciers, the shelves will most likely break off and form icebergs. So do you mean icebergs?
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12-08-2004 2:47 AM 		Reply to: Message 69 by Rrhain
12-08-2004 1:48 AM

Actually Rrhain, it appears the ice worms live up to six feet deep in the ice and eat red algae! Who knew?
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12-08-2004 3:11 PM 		Reply to: Message 72 by berberry
12-08-2004 3:35 AM

Re: D'ye ever thing you migh haf worms?
DO worms creep? I thought they slithered. Is slithering the same thing as creeping? Or for that matter, do worms have "flesh?"
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12-08-2004 9:29 PM 		Reply to: Message 79 by southerngurl
12-08-2004 8:25 PM

I believe Crash is referring to hot springs - which come up from the earth's interior - which is what appears to be implied by 'fountains of the deep.'
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Not the cool mountains springs you'd find on a nice hike.
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12-08-2004 9:31 PM 		Reply to: Message 78 by southerngurl
12-08-2004 8:20 PM

Then I take it you don't think the Bible is inerrant.
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12-09-2004 9:23 PM 		Reply to: Message 92 by Lithodid-Man
12-09-2004 8:20 PM

Re: "goddidit" arguments don't help
She did... ice is water.
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