http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=Lz6jwVOlLkk&feature=related

http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=kCiStLKzivM

http://ca.youtube.com/watch?v=Y4yBvvGi_2A&feature=related

LOL

Aren' t you a known Rick-Roller? No way I' m clicking on those. Rick-Rollers should have to publicly register before they move into a neighborhood.

I swear on Torr' s mom that I' m not looking to roll anything or anyone today. Except maybe a J, yeah I' ll probably roll a J later.

The videos are funny in their own right, especially the third one if you' ve ever seen a wild banana. Now I know you' re curious, click the videos. Click them.

Haha nr. 2 is awesome... " And then the fish drowns" WTF!

I' m listening to the first one. Turns out the story is quite true. Does this disprove evolution? Obviously not... I' ve said more than once I believe in evolution. Still, I' m a big fan of dinosaurs and dinosaur research and the paleontologist in the National Geographic said -

" Finding these tissues in dinosaurs changes the way we think about fossilization, because our theories of how fossils are preserved don' t allow for this [soft-tissue preservation]," Schweitzer said.

It defies all logic in the current scientific community. Soft tissue surviving 70 million years just isn' t possible. If ice was involved, or even amber that would be one thing, but this was straight out of rock.

Maybe dinosaurs were made out of rock?????

Dude let' s make brontasaurus farms. I heard their meat is delicious.

I would be first in line to try dinosaur meat when we genetically recreate it.

I' ll catch the videos when I get a spare moment.

Didn' t the T-Rex thing happen like 3 or 4 years ago?

The way i remember is is that the soft tissue didn' t contain any genetic material whatsoever and was found inside a femur that had been encased in hard rock. The same scientist discovered that 80-odd million year old dinosaur eggshells contained trace elements of proteins.

It' s not so much to do with dating the things but rather shows that in certain conditions the process of decay can be slower than had been previously believed.

Wow...

I mean... really...

So, is radiocarbon dating a trick of the devil now, or what? I mean, is it that hard to accept that Genesis was a teaching tool, and not necessarily history? On top of all this, the scientist who actually made the discovery, despite being Christian, believes in a 65mil+ earth.

The kicker of the whole thing is that there' s an Institute for Creation research... that' s like saying that you' re a physicist, who adheres to string theory, but never learned particle.

Edit: I love the old sounding specialist they got on that radio broadcast. He made it sound like they' d uprooted a tyrannosaurus flank steak.

How do fish and squids drown? Though the pasta thing was really funny.