[On the movie "Ice Age." No, it's not sarcasm.]
Yeah, and it proves man existed with Sabre Tooth Tigers and Mammoths and that animal trying to get the acorn was some prehistoric Squirrel or Raccoon. And with the animals trying to reunite the kid with his tribe it proves we lived with them doesn't it ? Weird huh ? I just love producing hard evidence for these born again evolutionists.
And for those of you who wonder why i refer to you like that, it's because your betting your soul on evolution so you must be born again evolutionists, see how clear it is?
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Hm. I guess it's also proof that ...
Yeah, and in the Cat in the Hat, a fish could talk...what's yer point?
What's ironic about this post is that paleontologists have long shown that humans WERE contemporaneous with sabretoothed cats and woolly mammoths -- but the idea of an animated children's movie being set forth as proof of this is going the wrong way around. It is because of the scientific evidence that this movie was made this way -- and neither that evidence nor the (rather frivolous) uses of it made in the movie do anything to undermine evolutionary theory.
When I saw the trailer for Ice Age 2 in the theatre, I held my hands to my ears and screamed "Get away from me you foul demons!!!!! I command you in the almighty name of God the Father, the Son and the Holy Ghost to leave me alone!!!! Be gone you evil demons!!!! Be gone!!!!!"
<< Hey, it's really no weaker than the proof given by "Dr." Kent Hovind and the like. >>
Wouldn't the entire setting of ice age suggest that humans lived at the begining of at least the most recent ice age (about 10,000 years ago, give or take) thus contradicting young earth creationism? Unworthy isn't even using basic interpretation of his/er sensory imput here.
I saw Disney's Hunchback of Notre Dame. It proved there are talking gargoyles.
Oh boy...
okay, dummy. Here it is. Nobody, and I mean NOBODY, has ever said man didn't coexist with smilodons and mammoths. We know that they did. Smilodons used to make merry sport out of eating our sharp-stick weilding ancestors, and we used mammoths as beasts of burden and food sources before driving them to extinction. I think you have prehistoric mammals confused with dinosaurs, which human eyes have never seen alive.
Well, we know by definition that fundies cannot tell fact from fantasy - but this is a bit rich, even by their standards.
Hard evidence, indeed. I haven't laughed this hard in a week. Thanks - I needed it.
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