Another five word special from Paula over at Lost in Translation:
Here are a couple of examples of one of the words: Prehistoric
Noticed at the local market last week.
As prehistoric as they get these days!
And who said a dinosaur and a human couldn’t exist together?
Ark
A Tale Unfolds 
good lookin dude, there; and I do love the dinosaur attacking the little red chair.
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Fossils can be fun – if one has the patience to chip away the stone they are often set in, that is!
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well, sometimes half the fun is finding what’s inside, isn’t it. sorta like Christmas…
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Some public-spirited citizen set your feet in concrete (possibly with swimming lessons in mind)? CS finally found out where you live and God bought him a ticket?
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No one ever said they didn’t live together in the same time.Of course they did.
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You are joking of course, I hope?
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getting out the deck chair and the umbrella
making lemonade
bowl of popcorn
sits well back, well out of range
::waits::
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Are you serious? That Raquel Welch film wasn’t real you know!
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My great great great great (x100) grandfather used to ride a Diplodocus to work. This was long before we had cars but they were pretty good at getting around.
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He must have grown some huge roses too!
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Oh yeah, not just roses but an entire garden! He was never short on veges and herbs.
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Only science deniers say such. I’m guessing a Brachiosaurus or a T-rex was too insignificant to make it into the written history or the cave paintings
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Why paint images of a 6 metre T-Rex when you can sketch an Ibex or a donkey?
Besides, we know they co existed …. the Paluxy River trail. So there ….
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Just stirrin the pot a bit:
This has to be my favorite piece of escher-type reasoning yet:
http://www.bible.ca/tracks/b-dinosaurs-mentioned-in-bible.htm
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What do you call a blind dinosaur?
Doyouthinkhesaurus.
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As the dog said when dragging his bot across the grass … “Ruff! Ruff!”
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Something weird going on here, I’m sure you left a strange reply now it’s gone! I knew you shouldn’t mess with the supernatural! 🙂
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I did …. I thought your reply was from BC Parkinson then realised it was you.
There is a certain irony with her initials don’t you think so?
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Now you mention it….. 🙂
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Sort of ties in with your Raquel Welch comment, does it not?
🙂
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Yes, but as we all know, and keep being told, the Earth is a lot younger than one million years!
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And flat too. Don’t forget that!
And trained Triceratops are not to be lightly dismissed.
And vegetarian Allosaurus, cuddly Stegasaurs, and Delightful Diplodocus … all playing together with humans delicately clad in palm leaves so as to hide their naughty bits.
Watch out! Here comes that evil serpent! S’okay … was just Adam’s willy peeping out. Tsk silly me. What a nervous Nelly.
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Ahh! The good ol’ days.
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Adam had a willy? What did his Creator know in advance, then … ?
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I’m slowly working through the “age of the earth” thing: apparently this wasn’t even a true issue until some busy body in the 17th century did some new math and forgot to carry the 1 a few times…
this: https://www.huffingtonpost.com/quora/can-we-measure-the-earths_b_14748994.html
“The 6,000 year age was arrived at by James Ussher, a 17th century Irish Archbishop who counted up estimates of the ages of Abraham’s family listed in the Old Testament and calculated that the creation began (on the Julian calendar) on Saturday, October 22, 4004 BC, at 6 pm. Really.
Usher made a lot of assumptions, chose to ignore inconsistencies within even those scriptural sources known at that time, and was unaware of certain, now obvious translation issues, importantly including the way the Babylonians counted, but that’s beside the point. As William Henry Green wrote, “The Scriptures furnish no data for a chronological computation prior to the life of Abraham; and the Mosaic records do not fix and were not intended to fix the precise date either of the Flood or of the creation of the world.”
Some folks just can’t mind their own business.
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Seriously? You never heard of the famous Bishop Usher before?
Well , now you know!
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Yeah … but in the same skin? And what kind of narcissist post an image of his own x-ray?
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Bugger … when you post a comment to the ackshul blog and it appears at the end of a long tine of comments it could well appear to be a bit confused. Confusing. Something …
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Nice face, Ark 🙂 🙂 I like the dinosaur too.
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Apparently they can 🙂 That’s a fine self-portrait, Ark. I really like it 🙂
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