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People think Steven Spielberg killed a Triceratops by Formula88
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http://www.usatoday.com/sto...today-newstopstories
 
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Disgraceful photo of recreational hunter happily posing next to a Triceratops he just slaughtered. Please share so the world can name and shame this despicable man.

The Facebook post was clearly a joke seeing that dinosaurs no longer exist.

But the comments raise some concerns about how aware people are of that fact.


Facebook post:
https://www.facebook.com/ph...42523&type=3&theater

And some of these people vote? Morons abound.
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I want a rump steak !

When he gets that home he's got a taxidermy man who's gonna have a heart attack !





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I gave it butt secks.
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I have a friend who seriously believes dinosaurs lived in the middle ages.
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Originally posted by rogergarrison:

I have a friend who seriously believes dinosaurs lived in the middle ages.


Hey I had a pet one as a kid, his name was Dino, of course I am older than dirt. At least that's what my kids tell me.

Maybe they are right?

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Why not if there are scores of people who believe that dinosaurs and people co-existed on Earth a few thousand years ago?



The Creation Museum alone had 254,074 visitors in 2011 and the estimated total attendance 2007-2013 is 1.9 million.
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Report this Post07-13-2014 02:39 PM Click Here to See the Profile for FatsSend a Private Message to FatsEdit/Delete MessageReply w/QuoteDirect Link to This Post
Wait, aren't Alligators dinosaurs?

We live with dinosaurs now!

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Reptiles are not evolutionary descendants of the dinosaurs. Dinosaurs were not reptiles. Dinosaurs were the evolutionary descendants of archosaurs: reptile-like species that evolved long before dinosaurs. Alligators and all other reptiles also trace their evolution back to archosaurs. The prehistoric reptiles that gave rise by evolution to alligators and all other living reptiles lived side by side with the dinosaurs and lived on after the last dinosaurs went extinct.

A common belief developed quite some years ago that birds are the evolutionary descendants of dinosaurs, but I saw a report just the other day that argues that birds (like reptiles) are derived not from dinosaurs, but from archosaurs that came before dinosaurs and continued partway into the dinosaurs era, before evolving into the first birds and reptiles.

So dinosaurs, reptiles--and now birds, according to some--three lineages that evolved side by side (until the dinosaurs went extinct), and all three lineages diverging from a common ancestor called "archosaurs".

That should be clear.


"Birdlike fossil challenges notion that birds evolved from ground-dwelling dinosaurs"
July 9, 2014
http://www.sciencedaily.com.../07/140709140203.htm

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Originally posted by Formula88: And some of these people vote? Morons abound.

Many of them reproduce, too.

Want proof that we share 99% of our DNA with chimpanzees? Just post something provocative on a social media site.

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Hey wait a minute Blacktree, don't insult chimps buy linking them to humans,There much smarter
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Have we been witnessing the beginnings of Idiocracy for several years now? Has the growing use of social media sped up the process?

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Originally posted by rinselberg:
three lineages


Not quite as good a performance as the Three Tenors, but not bad.

whadeduck, yes.

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Originally posted by rogergarrison:

I have a friend who seriously believes dinosaurs lived in the middle ages.


I know people that believe the Earth is some 5,000 or so years old!
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I think the people were playing into the joke. Pretty funny comments. I can only assume he had tags.
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Originally posted by TK:

I think the people were playing into the joke. Pretty funny comments. I can only assume he had tags.


I think it was probably a combination. Some who were playing into the joke and others who should be banned from ever reproducing. lol

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Another of his brilliant ideas is that the Egyptians used domesticated dinosaurs to help them move the rock to build the pyramids....
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I think it was probably a combination. Some who were playing into the joke and others who should be banned from ever reproducing. lol


On many topics!
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Originally posted by rogergarrison:

Another of his brilliant ideas is that the Egyptians used domesticated dinosaurs to help them move the rock to build the pyramids....


Off the dinosaurs subject a bit, but I read an interesting theory how the ancient Egyptians used sails (wind power) to move rocks. They would attach wind sails to make them 50 ton blocks move across the sand.
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Originally posted by rinselberg:


A common belief developed quite some years ago that birds are the evolutionary descendants of dinosaurs, but I saw a report just the other day that argues that birds (like reptiles) are derived not from dinosaurs, but from archosaurs that came before dinosaurs and continued partway into the dinosaurs era, before evolving into the first birds and reptiles.

So dinosaurs, reptiles--and now birds, according to some--three lineages that evolved side by side (until the dinosaurs went extinct), and all three lineages diverging from a common ancestor called "archosaurs".

That should be clear.



To be clear, the work on Scansoriopteryx is still developing as a theory. It does not yet have the mountain of evidence that the theropod-to-bird theory does.

Paleontologists like Bakker have done a lot of work in this area, and while Scansoriopteryx is an intriquing piece of the puzzle, it remains to be seen if there is enough there to convince the scientific community that the therapods (especially the microraptors and their kin) did not evolve into birds.
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Originally posted by Wichita:


Off the dinosaurs subject a bit, but I read an interesting theory how the ancient Egyptians used sails (wind power) to move rocks. They would attach wind sails to make them 50 ton blocks move across the sand.


I heard they lifted them up and let the earth rotate under them.
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I came across this on Facebook a few days ago and I'm pretty sure that most of the comments were just normal internet trolls. The real idiots I suppose are the folks that believed that these trolls were serious.

With all that being said, I could be completely wrong and there actually could be people dumb enough to believe that this photo was of an actual dinosaur...if so, God help us all
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i want whatever he used to bring that down.
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i want whatever he used to bring that down.


You already have it.
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i want whatever he used to bring that down.


You only need to be a Republican with one of those evil giant SUV's that pollute the universe (after creating imaginary holes in the Earths atmosphere of course).

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i want whatever he used to bring that down.


A liberal Jewish movie director from California?
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A liberal Jewish movie director from California?

no, thanks.
but the aspiring starlets and the casting couch would be good.
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Another of his brilliant ideas is that the Egyptians used domesticated dinosaurs to help them move the rock to build the pyramids....


NO - they used Mammoths. I saw it in a movie (10,000 BC)

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Originally posted by whadeduck:

Have we been witnessing the beginnings of Idiocracy for several years now? Has the growing use of social media sped up the process?



Hey, I love that movie, and I've been commenting on the dumbing down of the population for years...

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Hey, I love that movie, and I've been commenting on the dumbing down of the population for years...

people have been doing that for millennia, at least.
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...what do you mean they are no longer around???! I took this picture of 1 not that long ago out in the bush:



...never mind this bad boy:




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...what do you mean they are no longer around???! I took this picture of 1 not that long ago out in the bush:



...never mind this bad boy:





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Originally posted by yellowstone:

Why not if there are scores of people who believe that dinosaurs and people co-existed on Earth a few thousand years ago?


Not only do they think that, but they also say at that museum we "domesticated" the dinos and rode them like horses..

General human stupidity and ignorance no longer surprises me, its basically the norm these days.

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"Think of how stupid the average person is, and then realize that half of them are stupider than that"
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If Spielburg put a "no dinosaurs were injured in the filming of this movie" disclaimer, then I don't think PETA has a leg to stand on.
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