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I'm so confused

Why did they bring the discussion between creationist and evolutionist on the fact that whales were discovered half a mile from the ocean? 500 years ago where I stand now writing was nothing but water with a few tens of feet deep and I live a mile away from the ocean at 400 ft above the sea level...

Why did they bring the discussion between creationist and evolutionist 

   :-/ because my friend that's the type of things we avoid in the forum one of them implicates religious matter and I'm sure you know No religion and politics ..its a rule  :-/ 

  I mean more like why these three things are in a same article & video Hotters, waitress , Whale fossils together   

Yeah, that's what I ment, there's no sense in bringing that up... And when they say scientists are baffled they can only be joking because scientist don't get confused with finding a bunch of whales half a mile away from the sea... It's something that happens...

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I'm so confused

its Continental drift the pacific plaque sinking beneath the American  or its a bad journalism or the guy in Yahoo is drunk 

[quote]its a bad journalism or the guy in Yahoo is drunk

[quote][quote]its a bad journalism or the guy in Yahoo is drunk

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I know what Alex means... ...

Its the mixing of two entirely different subjects, (separated by a comma), in the same report!

"Ancient Whale Bones Discovered in Desert, Parents Outraged by Hooters Waitress

I'm so confused  :-/ how these two articles related?

Evidently, when Miss KnowlesAll heard about the dolphin, she thought it was a Miami Dolphin, then got her schools mixed up.  

500 years ago, where I stand now writing, was nothing but water a few tens of feet deep and I live a mile away from the ocean, at 400 ft above the sea level...

When I put in a small flower garden at my place in Nebraska, near the geographical center of the continental U.S., I kept digging up bivalve shells; I guess Nebraska expects the tide to come back in because the navy has been housed there.

Its the mixing of two entirely different subjects, (separated by a comma), in the same report!

I understand exactly what Alex is getting at. It's a roundup of chatter on Facebook & Twitter. What do you expect? LOL

I'm more interested in the whale story.

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xpand:
you do know about the ancient sea that used to exist in the center of america in the jurasic(?)?

we find clams all the time,but those are mussels that the seaguls dropped.

I know, I studied geography a lot by curiosity and I was  always especially interested in the continental drift part. 

Yahoo! as free as it is, doesn't seem to have many writers on its staff. Most news is gathered from other sources. It's free though. Whenever I begin to miss the company of a darn good moron, I head straight to the Yahoo! comments under the article.