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    Quote Originally Posted by Of Sound Mind View Post
    By the way, Thunder, I never saw anything on the news... did Yellowstone blow?
    Yes, it did. Just a normal steam/water release. Obviously hot magma is only a few miles below still building upward.

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    Oh Thunder...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thunder View Post
    Yes, it did. Just a normal steam/water release. Obviously hot magma is only a few miles below still building upward.
    I think thats called a geyser......

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    I wonder what the scientist on Mars have to say about all this recent activity on earth?

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    Thunder, nothing catastophic is going to happen for another couple of decades at least. A few months ago I was told by a REAL psychic that I had many prosperous years yet to live and I am only 68. So relax. We're good.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PennyQuilts View Post
    Oh Thunder...
    Quote Originally Posted by mugofbeer View Post
    I think thats called a geyser......
    Yes, I know what it is.

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    Does anyone here think that the Mayans know more than the Holy Bible? The Bible don't give no dates, as far as I know. (just saying)

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    Holy Bible vs. Mayans... I guess one fairy tale is as good as another. (just saying)

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    Quote Originally Posted by mack1520 View Post
    Holy Bible vs. Mayans... I guess one fairy tale is as good as another. (just saying)
    My roundabout point.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mack1520 View Post
    Holy Bible vs. Mayans... I guess one fairy tale is as good as another. (just saying)
    fairytale? so you're stating that some of the events that are documented in the Bible that are backed up by historical artifacts and other regarded documentation are made up?

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    Quote Originally Posted by metro View Post
    fairytale? so you're stating that some of the events that are documented in the Bible that are backed up by historical artifacts and other regarded documentation are made up?
    That doesn't really mean anything...

    Lots of fairy tales are based on or around documented historical facts.

    Just about every American "tall tale" is steeped in historical fact, John Henry, Pecos Bill, etc..

    Show White was based on Margarete von Waldeck (1513-1534), who was the daughter of Philip IV, the German Count von Waldeck-Wildungen. When she was 16 she and a prince who would become Phillip II of Spain fell in love. Her stepmother allegedly poisoned her.

    Does that make the story of Snow White and the 7 dwarves a true story? Absolutely not. No more true than stories about Paul Bunyan, Robin Hood or Moses.

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