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ChiefGator 06-11-2019 10:12 AM
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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 14303602)
I've read that the Himalayas are still growing an inch a year or more, which seems like a lot when you think about it.
Yep.. that is why I am waiting to climb it.. why climb it now when it will be bigger and even more impressive in 30 years?

Bearcat 06-11-2019 10:56 AM
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Originally Posted by loochy (Post 14303740)
LMAO JJ was removed from the thread.
It's actually not him (anymore)... he has (for the most part) stopped responding.

The problem is everyone who keeps dragging the same ****ing joke into the ground over and over and over.

jjchieffan 06-11-2019 11:43 AM
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Originally Posted by loochy (Post 14303740)
LMAO JJ was removed from the thread.


Unfortunately I can't look at your thing Mr Rain Man. Apparently my graphics card does not seem to support WebGL. I'll check it from home later.
Apparently my posts were removed. Funny, I thought that this thread would be okay for my posts. It's on topic.Sort of. Oh well. I will leave it alone.

Otter 06-11-2019 01:18 PM
A mere 300 million years ago I would be beachfront on an island roughly the size of Australia in what looks like a very ideal and fertile climate.

On the plus side, I bet the mosquitoes would have been terrible.

loochy 06-11-2019 01:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Otter (Post 14304095)

On the plus side, I bet the mosquitoes would have been terrible.
and they'd be the size of chickens

Perineum Ripper 06-11-2019 01:27 PM
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Originally Posted by loochy (Post 14304099)
and they'd be the size of chickens
https://media1.tenor.com/images/af7c...948b/tenor.gif

chefsos 06-11-2019 02:21 PM
I love this!

I've almost always been on a coastline. Spent a little time at what appears to be the South Pole, had neighbors in southern Morocco (until the damn Atlantic Creek busted right through, progress I guess) and to answer your question specifically, sat atop the biggest mountain range I ever saw 300 million years ago.

loochy 06-11-2019 02:25 PM
I wonder if everyone would have been all worked up over climate change back then.

Graystoke 06-11-2019 02:32 PM
300 million years ago I still wasn't getting laid

tatorhog 06-11-2019 02:36 PM
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Originally Posted by loochy (Post 14304189)
I wonder if everyone would have been all worked up over climate change back then.
ERMAGERD!!!!!

If you ****ers don't pay a bunch of money to this group that is going to tell us fancy stories about saving the earth and investing in their profitable ideas, we're going to have polar caps!!!! And then, they're going to go away. And then come back again. WTF!!!!!

Don't even get me started on the fracturing of continents.

Rain Man 06-11-2019 02:56 PM
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Originally Posted by loochy (Post 14304189)
I wonder if everyone would have been all worked up over climate change back then.
Well, the dinosaurs had pretty good reason to get worked up about it.

loochy 06-11-2019 02:58 PM
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Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 14304245)
Well, the dinosaurs had pretty good reason to get worked up about it.
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Yes, but could they have done anything about it? It was probably all a plot set up by the mammals to cleanse the world of the reptilian/avian menace.

Rain Man 06-11-2019 03:00 PM
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Originally Posted by loochy (Post 14304250)
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Yes, but could they have done anything about it? It was probably all a plot set up by the mammals to cleanse the world of the reptilian/avian menace.
They apparently held conferences about it.

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suzzer99 06-11-2019 03:02 PM
I bet our orbit was a little different 300 million rotations around the sun ago. So we were in a different place for sure.

We were on the other side of the Milky Way 300 million years ago (well partly).

Also the Milky Way was in a different part of the universe.

And spacetime, the entire universe, was somewhat smaller.

loochy 06-11-2019 03:03 PM
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Originally Posted by suzzer99 (Post 14304258)
I bet our orbit was a little different 300 million rotations around the sun ago. So we were in a different place for sure.<br />
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We were on the other side of the Milky Way 300 million years ago (well partly). <br />
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Also the Milky Way was in a different part of the universe.<br />
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And spacetime, the entire universe, was somewhat smaller.
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woah <a href="https://media.giphy.com/media/4jzJDefg8trOw/giphy.gif" border="0" alt="" />


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