JustAsking said:"What! Are you saying cocunuts migrate?"
LINittanyLion said:"Cocnuts in England?"
alex8 said:*can't quite believe that the title I've got a lovely bunch of coconuts is now positioned adjacent to Windy's avatar*
windtalkerways said:ROFLMAO!!! Alex...omg...thank you
for the first 'burst out laughing' laugh
I've experienced today...
Mmmm...that was good! :tongue:
Sam Beckett said:Chicken came first.
This is because an egg cannot be created outside the body or from thin air. Eggs have to grow inside a chicken first.
Chickens evolved from an amoeba or something.
GoneA said:it was simply a matter of timing on that one, windie :tongue::tongue::tongue:
An amoeba reminds me of an egg without a shell. Maybe when dividing one day, some amoeba mutated and grew a shell?Sam Beckett said:Chicken came first.
This is because an egg cannot be created outside the body or from thin air. Eggs have to grow inside a chicken first.
Chickens evolved from an amoeba or something.
headbang8 said:An amoeba reminds me of an egg without a shell. Maybe when dividing one day, some amoeba mutated and grew a shell?
You can't tell me that it couldn't happen.
Watching the National Geographic Channel the other day and saw that in an alligator park in Florida, the game wardens would toss the alligators whole, frozen chickens for lunch. So if 1) Alligators eat chickens, and 2) Alligators are reptiles, and 3) Dinosaurs are reptiles, ipso facto and q.e.d., the chicken must have come before the disnosaur because otherwise they'd have nothing to eat. I mean, there's a reason you've never heard of Kentucky Fried Pterodactyl. Think about it.windtalkerways said:Actually HB, which came first...
the chicken or the dinosaur?
headbang8 said:I mean, there's a reason you've never heard of Kentucky Fried Pterodactyl. Think about it.
Yes, Alex, you're right. I'm glad to see that you've tossed aside all those silly archaeologists and gone to mankind's only truly reliable source on the prehistory of the planet. Tell me, is that Fred tucking into a Quarter Tonner? I always avoid RockDonalds because they don't use free-range pterodactyl.alex8 said:That's only because a different fast food chain holds the patent for the McPterodactyl-Burger --->
http://www.alexross.com/TW1017-Bronto-To-Go.jpg
headbang8 said:An amoeba reminds me of an egg without a shell. Maybe when dividing one day, some amoeba mutated and grew a shell?
You can't tell me that it couldn't happen.
JustAsking said:Yes I can. I say it was designed by an Intelligent Designer. Possibly the FSM!!
Matthew said:... or when an egg lays an egg for that matter.
You see? It would take so very little. No wonder the postmodernists have such disdain for it.