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Author Topic:   The Flood - Animals and their minimum food requirement
kuresu
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Message 206 of 239 (346878)
09-06-2006 12:18 AM
Reply to: Message 180 by johnfolton
09-05-2006 9:53 AM


Re: Query about figures.
jf writes:
was covered by the anionic cationic mineral sediments
care to explain how something can be negative and positive at the same time?
see, last time I checked, you can either have a postive or negative charge with molecules (neutral doesn't count--no charge).
with everything else told by you making no sense, it's no surprise that I see this ass backwards statement.
you're not winning any arguments over here--especially with the claim of a negative positive sediment.

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kuresu
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Message 211 of 239 (346896)
09-06-2006 1:52 AM
Reply to: Message 208 by obvious Child
09-06-2006 12:28 AM


Re: Query about figures.
oh. that makes total (non)sense. go figure

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kuresu
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Message 223 of 239 (347104)
09-06-2006 7:56 PM
Reply to: Message 222 by Archer Opteryx
09-06-2006 7:47 PM


Re: Dino's you say?
But, as you well know, how can we fit all the food and water on the ark? I think the figures (food and water .1 that required for a single horse) ended up taking up 1.8 million cubic feet--over the 1.52 million cubic feet.
I also question that figure. reason being--what effect do all the support beams and everything else needed to support a ship that size on the inside volume.
oh, and a
onebit, a twobit, a cubit. sounds like cube it.
(yeah, I'm bored . . .)

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kuresu
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Message 231 of 239 (347303)
09-07-2006 2:26 PM
Reply to: Message 230 by ReverendDG
09-07-2006 2:14 PM


Re: nice cube
not only that--they got it ass backwards.
The flood in the epic of gilgamesh is actually more credible--it rained for seven days, and less than a month later, the waters have receded. Much easier to store food, plus, if I recall correctly, it was bigger than the ark--being seven stories and all.
ehh--both are false, but they really screwed up when they took the flood myth and then made it really impossible.

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