[PenultimateManStanding]

Dinosaur Art: Nice paintings linked at the Tree Of Life site. link A whole bunch of dinosaure paintings, if you enjoy this kind of stuff, which I sure do.

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http://tolweb.org/tree?group=Dinosauria]link[/url]

[PenultimateManStanding]

[PenultimateManStanding]

And who can forget these charming creatures from the movies, Jurassic Park:

[Jake_old]

OMG Is that second one based on something real or just imagined? Good stuff.

[PenultimateManStanding]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('RedJake', 'O')MG Is that second one based on something real or just imagined? Good stuff.

[Jake_old]

makes the human form look rather dull

[PenultimateManStanding]

They are thought to have lived on cliffs and flew down to the sea to snatch prey from the surf. Must have been quite a sight!

[PenultimateManStanding]

Of course there are animals living today that are equally weird, such as sea dragons which are actually fish: link

[LaLaLand]

...dinosaurs were put on Noah's arc alongside humans. What? More non news from Kentucky As dumb as this "history" museum is; I bet it will make a lot of money.

[Stratovarius]

Dinosaurs on Noah's Ark. lololol $this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'A')s dumb as this "history" museum is; I bet it will make a lot of money.

[Lokutus]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'D')inosaurs, humans coexist in U.S. creation museum
PETERSBURG, Kentucky (Reuters) - Ken Ham's sprawling creation museum isn't even open yet, but an expansion is already underway in the state-of-the art lobby, where grunting dinosaurs and animatronic humans coexist in a Biblical paradise.
The $27 million project, which also includes a planetarium, a special-effects theater, nature trails and a small lake, is privately funded by people who believe the Bible's first book, Genesis, is literally true.
For them, a museum showing Christian schoolchildren and skeptics alike how the earth, animals, dinosaurs and humans were created in a six-day period about 6,000 years ago -- not over millions of years, as evolutionary science says -- is long overdue.
While foreign media and science critics have mostly come to snigger at exhibits explaining how baby dinosaurs fit on Noah's Ark and Cain married his sister to people the earth, museum spokesman and vice-president Mark Looy said the coverage has done nothing but drum up more interest.

[alpha480v]

It will make money all-right. The creationists will go to fawn over the displays, and the skeptics will go to laugh at all the science being overlooked. The money spends the same.

[MD]

"I got the horse right here! His name is Paul Revere! and this guy here says..."

[Zardoz]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('', 'T')he $27 million project, which also includes a planetarium, a special-effects theater, nature trails and a small lake, is privately funded by people who believe the Bible's first book, Genesis, is literally true.

[peaker_2005]

Well, it wouldn't be the first time somebody hijacked religion for their own purposes. Seems to happen on a daily basis now.

[gampy]

Only in America. Lol. Blows my mind to read stuff like that. And you people put a man on the moon. Oh well. I guess these people get their education watching the Flinstones, while reading scripture.

[DesertBear2]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('gampy', 'O')nly in America. Lol. Blows my mind to read stuff like that. And you people put a man on the moon. Oh well.

[EnergyUnlimited]

I think, Noah Ark should contain: Two Americans, two Russians one T. Rex and ALL creationists.

[katkinkate]

$this->bbcode_second_pass_quote('Zardoz', ' ')I've been following this Ken Ham's antics for a while, and I smell a rat. He's so far over the top that I suspect he my not be a True Believer at all. I think he may be a world-class con man.
The museum is a characiture of creationism. It's just plain silly. It's as if he's carefully tiptoeing along a fine line, cautiously avoiding getting so far out that he puts off his potential donors, who are plenty gullible enough to buy into it's foolishness, yet espousing things so bizarre that it deftly illustrates the absurdity of the whole creationist manifesto. What could illustrate a collective crisis in critical thinking better than having large numbers of people pay good money to go through that crazy place and take it seriously?

Consider how bad the "museum" is going to make creationism look, and how much money Ham may be making off the project, and you have to start thinking that there's something wrong with this picture. He can't be serious. I don't think he is. I think he may be just an ingenious promoter. I think it may be a giant scam.

[Madpaddy]

Q: What kind of lights were on the ark?
A: Floodlights.

Q: Did all the animals on the ark come in pairs?
A: No the worms came in apples.

Q: Why didn't Noah go fishing?
A: He only had two worms!

Q: How do we know that they played cards in the ark?
A: Because Noah sat on the deck.

Q: What animal could Noah not trust?
A: The Cheetah.

Q: What money did Noah carry into the ark?
A: Bucks and doe.

Q: Why were the horses aboard the ark Pessimistic?
A: They were always saying neigh.

Alice: Grandma, were you on Noah's ark?
Grandma: No.
Alice: then how did you survive the flood?