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07-24-2007, 01:16 PM | #681 |
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Afdave is back at RDF. So expect to see him pop up here soon as well.
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07-24-2007, 01:43 PM | #682 |
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0% chance of a straightforward answer.
100% chance of obfuscation and objection to the demand that the layer be identifiable world-wide as the same layer. We've been here before... hugs, Shirley Knott |
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Still waiting for him to even acknowledge the existence of the thread I provided for the purpose ...
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07-26-2007, 04:17 PM | #685 |
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I see that praxeus is once again spreading his unique brand of whatever in our midst. So let me remind him of the following
Let me pose once again the two fundamental questions that have been guiding this thread for awhile and which you committeed to answering and have been ducking for over three months. 1) What is your date for the Flood (i.e. the one that you accept for purposes of argument)? 2) If it's approximate (and there's no reason why it shouldn't be), what are the outside limits? RED DAVE |
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Dave, since you're back I'm sure you're just salivating at the prospect of dealing thoroughly and convincingly with the points mentioned in these posts. Please, be my guest. I'm all ears.
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*bumped* so Dave won't forget his promise to show us the 1 mi. deep (which mysteriously went back to 2 mi. deep in Dave's last FD post BTW ) layer of FLUD sediment in Egypt.
Maybe when he's done with that he can explain how the FLUD created that 1000' thick layer of chalk in England that the English Channel forming local flood then cut through. How about it Dave? |
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And since praxeus continues to post on other threads, let me remind him of his unfinished business, undealt with now for about five months:
Let me pose once again the two fundamental questions that have been guiding this thread for awhile and which you committeed to answering and have been ducking for over three months. 1) What is your date for the Flood (i.e. the one that you accept for purposes of argument)? 2) If it's approximate (and there's no reason why it shouldn't be), what are the outside limits? RED DAVE |
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Red Dave, it's beginning to look like the YEC side of the argument is being conceded by absence. Likewise at the threads on Pre-Flood Patriarchs and YEC population projections. Do these count as technical KOs? :devil1:
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07-31-2007, 02:37 AM | #690 |
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PJ, however could you suggest such a thing?
They're just marshalling some devastating evidence they are........... BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAA:rolling: :rolling: :rolling: Edit: Just checked and our intrepid (snigger) jet pilot was online here six hours ago. Now I'd love to comment on his arguments but he doesn't seem to be posting any. I think we've defeated him, boys and girls. He hath given up the ghost, poor bugger. |
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