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Someone has hacked your site, dude. There's nothing there but pictures
of rocks.
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>Reply to article by: Ed Conrad <edconrad@verizon.net>
>Date written: Sun, 31 Oct 2004 06:00:39 GMT
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What an interesting delusion of granduer Conrad has. He breaks apart the coal
looking for shapes he can recognize, like a 3-D rorschach test. Some of the
pieces of coal he has look like two bats tugging at each other to me too :^) If
he really wanted someone to take him seriously, he would find complete
skeletons, not a "tooth" here or a "skull" here or a "bone" here. But then if he
did that, where would the entertainment value be in his postings? Haha!

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Lizard <lizard@mrlizard.com> wrote in message 
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> Someone has hacked your site, dude. There's nothing there but pictures
> of rocks.

Did you ever see Coaltard posting about a 'petrified lung' and other 
internal organs? That asshole is so stupid he doesn't know that soft 
internal organs don't fossilize. ESP. *NOT WITHOUT BONES*.

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The_Sage <specialoffers@CityBend.com> wrote in message
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>>Reply to article by: Ed Conrad <edconrad@verizon.net>
>>Date written: Sun, 31 Oct 2004 06:00:39 GMT
>>MsgID:<uuu8o0dtn15lgca75jggip7gkjh2ps6dae@4ax.com>
> 
> What an interesting delusion of granduer Conrad has. He breaks apart
> the coal looking for shapes he can recognize, like a 3-D rorschach
> test. Some of the pieces of coal he has look like two bats tugging at
> each other to me too :^) If he really wanted someone to take him
> seriously, he would find complete skeletons, not a "tooth" here or a
> "skull" here or a "bone" here. 

Complete skeletons are rare to find. I think such a claim would be even
more suspicious at the first sight/hear to any paleontologist.
(Assuming, of course, to one who doesn't know since years that Coaltard
is such a kook.) But his rocks don't even look like single
bones/fragments. 

> But then if he
> did that, where would the entertainment value be in his postings?
> Haha! 
> 
> The Sage
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Has anyone else noticed that his "skull" looks vaguely prehominid?

Also, identifiable blood residuals seem unlikely in a fossil, although 
since soft organs don't usually fossilize, when they do, all bets are 
off. Bwahahahah.

Mike List