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crashfrog
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Message 17 of 41 (61680)
10-19-2003 9:53 PM 		Reply to: Message 16 by Brian
10-19-2003 5:41 PM

LOL
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He sets 'em up, I knocks 'em down.
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crashfrog
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12-06-2003 5:38 PM

World, from the Proof Synthesis thread:
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World writes:
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I read and "understood" each line of your Boulian bonanza, but was left with more of a feeling that I had just finished a really bad crossword puzzle than a newfound belief in God.
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Oh, snap!
  
crashfrog
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12-16-2003 10:19 PM 		Reply to: Message 32 by Minnemooseus
12-16-2003 10:10 PM

OK, I'm calling you on this one. Wild, off the cuff BS. See just upstring for the views of others from the evo side.
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No, it was from the website I looked at regarding that city. It said that Lake Titicaca was trapped sea-water from geologic uplift. It said it used to be part of the ocean.
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Maybe I got the time-frame wrong. I'm bad with dates. What exactly is inaccurate, here?
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In fact Rei seems to confirm the general idea of what I'm saying:
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It's about what would be expected from how long it would have taken for the Nasca and Andes plates to push the area up.
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Now, I'm not saying that Lake Titicaca is as salty as the ocean. I had thought that by saying "old seawater" I had made no specific clame about salinity. But if you feel that "old seawater" doesn't describe what Rei is talking about, then I'll amend my post.
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crashfrog
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12-16-2003 10:20 PM 		Reply to: Message 32 by Minnemooseus
12-16-2003 10:10 PM

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