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David B · 02-23-2007, 09:53 AM

Hello, Tony, nice to see yu back.

I thought you might have gone.

Please try nmot to get yourself banned before posting the response you promised me, nd then talking that through.

David b

gregfl · 02-23-2007, 10:08 AM

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Originally Posted by RED DAVE

From DISSIDENT AGGRESSOR:
My bad. However, none of the links here refer to the flood.

I guess, pretty soon, we'll have to start singing "Rise and Shine."
(Mods, please note, this song is in the public domain.)

Rise and Shine
(Children of the Lord)
(The Arky Arky Song)

Written By: Unknown
Copyright Unknown

Kind of says it all.

Still waiting, TonyN.

RED DAVE

Nope..you left out these verses

And the pregnant women, they struggled ugled ugled
until their bodies sunkie unki unki
and god giggled iggled iggled iggled

And the babies gargled gargled water ater
and they drowned and die e-eye e-eyed
violent death they die e-eye e-eyed
children of the corn

And the dinasaurs, they ran e yane
but the water, it got em good e oodie
and Jesus giggled like a girlie earlie

RED DAVE · 02-23-2007, 10:13 AM

From gregfl:

Quote:

Nope..you left out these verses

And the pregnant women, they struggled ugled ugled
until their bodies sunkie unki unki
and god giggled iggled iggled iggled

And the babies gargled gargled water ater
and they drowned and die e-eye e-eyed
violent death they die e-eye e-eyed
children of the corn

And the dinasaurs, they ran e yane
but the water, it got em good e oodie
and Jesus giggled like a girlie earlie

Don't give up your day job. Your future as a lyricist is problematic.

RED DAVE

RED DAVE · 02-23-2007, 10:17 AM

Awaiting your reply, TonyN, with bated breath.

Perhaps you could confine yourself to:

(1) documenting a gap in Egyptian history in and around Bishop Ussher's date;

(2) documenting the death of approximately 2 million Egyptians during that gap;

(3) documenting the total collapse of Egyptian culture during that gap;

(4) documenting the slow, painful revival of Egypt from a devastation worse than anything we can imagine: total and complete destruction of population, economy and culture.

Have fun.

RED DAVE

TonyN · 02-23-2007, 11:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by David B

Hello, Tony, nice to see yu back.

I thought you might have gone.

Please try nmot to get yourself banned before posting the response you promised me, nd then talking that through.

David b

Please go back through the list of posts from the resident atheists here and you will notice I did answer you.

Roller · 02-23-2007, 11:16 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RED DAVE

Awaiting your reply, TonyN, with bated breath.

Perhaps you could confine yourself to:

(1) documenting a gap in Egyptian history in and around Bishop Ussher's date;

(2) documenting the death of approximately 2 million Egyptians during that gap;

(3) documenting the total collapse of Egyptian culture during that gap;

(4) documenting the slow, painful revival of Egypt from a devastation worse than anything we can imagine: total and complete destruction of population, economy and culture.

Have fun.

RED DAVE

I'm very excited about hearing explanations for this. I'm sure that, after explaining this, it will be a cake walk to explain how 2 million Jews fleeing Egypt can leave no trace of themselves.

RED DAVE · 02-23-2007, 11:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Roller

I'm very excited about hearing explanations for this. I'm sure that, after explaining this, it will be a cake walk to explain how 2 million Jews fleeing Egypt can leave no trace of themselves.

True, but let's keep the focus on the flood. We can have fun with the Exodus, etc., later.

Waitin' for ya, TonyN.

RED DAVE

David B · 02-23-2007, 11:23 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by TonyN

Please go back through the list of posts from the resident atheists here and you will notice I did answer you.

Thanks. Found it.

Sadly, I'll have to respond on another day, as GF visiting, and it would take too much time.

You will imagine, though, that I don't find your responses convincing.

David B

Toto · 02-23-2007, 12:00 PM

A complaint about the moderation was split off here

RED DAVE · 02-23-2007, 12:10 PM

While we're waiting for TonyN

Bishop Ussher’s Flood Date – 2348

5th Dynasty (2465 - 2323 BC)

http://www.touregypt.net/ehistory.htm

Quote:

The present tendency is to assign to Dynasty IV a duration of no more than 160 years and to Dynasty V no more than 140. These figures are small in view of the great works accomplished, but apparently will have to be still further reduced, for there seems no reason to doubt the veracity of a courtier who claimed to have been honored by six kings from Ra'djedef to Sahure', or of a royal prince who enjoyed similar fervor, but starting only with Ra'djedef's successor Chephren. Meanwhile, a striking change had come over the sources from which our knowledge of the period is drawn. The mute and uncommunicative character of the early mastabas had given place to an eagerness unparalleled in any other ancient land to depict and illustrate almost every aspect of daily life.

RED DAVE

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02-23-2007, 09:53 AM	#101
David B Contributor Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Wales Posts: 11,620	Hello, Tony, nice to see yu back. I thought you might have gone. Please try nmot to get yourself banned before posting the response you promised me, nd then talking that through. David b

02-23-2007, 10:17 AM	#104
RED DAVE Banned Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: NYC Posts: 10,532	Awaiting your reply, TonyN, with bated breath. Perhaps you could confine yourself to: (1) documenting a gap in Egyptian history in and around Bishop Ussher's date; (2) documenting the death of approximately 2 million Egyptians during that gap; (3) documenting the total collapse of Egyptian culture during that gap; (4) documenting the slow, painful revival of Egypt from a devastation worse than anything we can imagine: total and complete destruction of population, economy and culture. Have fun. RED DAVE

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