From: doctor@doctor.nl2k.ab.ca (The Doctor)   
      
   In article <5215853f-455a-41f4-b3b6-a4bb75b31957@f8g2000yqa.googlegroups.com>,   
   solar penguin   wrote:   
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   >The Doctor wrote:   
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   >> In article ,   
   >> solar penguin   wrote:   
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   >> >The Doctor wrote:   
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   >> >> In article ,   
   >> >> John Fleming   wrote:   
   >> >> >[Default] On Sat, 15 Dec 2012 00:46:43 GMT, while chained to a desk in   
   >> >> >the scriptorium Brian  wrote:   
   >> >> >> $"Stephen Wilson"  wrote:   
   >> >> >> $> "Brian"  wrote in message   
   >> >> >> $> news:2119041223377190717.496560bclark-es.co.nz@free.teranews.com...   
   >> >> >> $>>   
   >> >> >> $>> How would you describe a Dinosaur to other people. Names such as   
   T-Rex etc   
   >> >> >> $>> were not known in that time period.   
   >> >> >> $>> It's interesting that there is no other record of Dinosaurs   
   existing yet   
   >> >> >> $>> there bones have been found.   
   >> >> >> $>   
   >> >> >> $> Why's that interesting? What kind of records do you expect to be   
   of them   
   >> >> >> $> apart from their bones?   
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   >> >> >> $I have not done much research on dinosaurs so I am assuming that   
   they were   
   >> >> >> $around when men were on the earth. If that is the case then their   
   should be   
   >> >> >> $some drawing in a cave to have some sort of record that they existed.   
   >> >> >   
   >> >> >You might want to do some reading up on dinosaurs then.   
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   >> >> REcall Behemoth in Job 40   
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   >> >The Behemoth was a made-up, fictional monster, just like the rest of   
   >> >Job was a made-up, fictional story.   
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   >> >Now, the Behemoth might have been inspired by a dinosaur skeleton   
   >> >fossil.  Lots of fictional monsters were.  For example, the Cyclops   
   >> >was inspired by a Triceratops fossil.  (They mistook the empty horn   
   >> >socket for an eye socket.)  And Griffins were based on Protoceratops   
   >> >skeletons.   
   >> >   
   >> >Do you have _any_ actual evidence that the Behemoth was based on eye-   
   >> >witness accounts of a real, live dinosaur?  If so, post it.  If not,   
   >> >stop going on about it.   
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   >> Then expalin Leviathan in Job 41   
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   >It's another imaginary, fictional monster from that imaginary,   
   >fictional story.   
      
   0/10 on imaginary / fictional   
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