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Bessie 9 month s ago
#5
Adding that to my list of places to see...
#20
Which fish is this exactly? Asking for a friend...
       
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Kenny 9 month s ago
Bessie,

Let your friend read this.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salema_porgy
       
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Blanche 9 month s ago
#2 Almost true. The North Pole works too.
       
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Evelyn 9 month s ago
Blanche,
if thats time travel.. wait til they hear about planes
       
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Fel 9 month s ago
#9 they know his skin tone, too, huh? People say you can't argue with the science, but they fail to mention that 'the science' provides it's own answers more often than not. Ridiculous.
       
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Lainie 9 month s ago
Fel, are you really suggesting that scientists can't determine a person's ethnicity by their skeleton?
       
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Gert 9 month s ago
Lainie,

Well, according to the Left, you can’t tell the gender by a skeleton.
       
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Evelyn 9 month s ago
Lainie,
are you serious? he mentioned skin tone, which can't be determined. where did he bring up ethnicity? are you suggesting all Africans are one tone? Or jews? or Hispanics? now whos a bigot.
       
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Trannie 9 month s ago
Fel,

Probably derived from their location and the fact that they were outdoors a lot.
       
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Sibbie 9 month s ago
#24 you pull the pin and count to 3.

1....2....5...

'three sir!'

3!
       
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Trannie 9 month s ago
Sibbie,
The coconuts got me. I was dying of laughter.
       
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Connie 9 month s ago
#11 not even close. Salvadore Alvarenga survived 438 days.
       
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Hessy 9 month s ago
Connie,On a life boat, not on a fishing boat
       
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"A Very Old Skeleton Was Found In A Cave In Cheddar, England. People Called Him "Cheddar Man". Scientists Tested His Dna And Found That Someone Who Is Alive Today And Lives About Half A Mile Away Is Related To Him"

"In 1903, researchers were digging in a cave in Cheddar Gorge, Somerset, in the UK. They found a surprising thing: the skeleton of a human who lived around 9,000 years ago. This person is one of the oldest modern humans ever found in Britain.

The discovery happened by accident while they were fixing the drainage in the popular tourist cave called Gough's Cave.

Cheddar Man lived a long time ago, during a period called the Mesolithic, which was about 9,000 years ago. He was most likely a hunter-gatherer and probably died in his twenties. He was about 5 feet, 5 inches tall.

Scientists used advanced technology to recreate what Cheddar Man's face, skin color, eye color, and hair texture might have looked like.

By studying the genetic material taken from one of Cheddar Man's teeth, scientists were able to find a retired history teacher named Adrian Targett who is directly related to him. They discovered that Targett's family has lived in the Cheddar Gorge area for about 9,000 years. The genes that connect them are passed down from mothers to their daughters through something called mitochondrial DNA, which comes from the egg.

To put it simply, Adrian Targett and Cheddar Man share a common female ancestor in their family tree."

 

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