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[Stonebreaker]

Yessssss JP ....you're cool *strokes ego*

[jpc]

Hey, man... Zoria Guy says I'm cool...my life is good.

[frozen_turkey]

jpc, on 06 September 2010 - 01:37 AM, said:

\He did leave proclaiming that I was cool... I think that's good. I prefer to be cool in cool peoples' eyes.

Nice

[Gizmo]

http://www.komonews....ve/4155151.html Found this article from 2005-sums it up!


A quote from the article:
So you don't believe the scientists?

"No, because they haven't had their track hoes in the ground digging these things up," he says defiantly.

Edited by Gizmo, 06 September 2010 - 11:22 AM.

[frozen_turkey]

Gizmo, on 06 September 2010 - 11:18 AM, said:

http://www.komonews....ve/4155151.html Found this article from 2005-sums it up!


A quote from the article:
So you don't believe the scientists?

"No, because they haven't had their track hoes in the ground digging these things up," he says defiantly.

lol to the eXtreme

[Auspex]

"I have a feeling his quest for his truth will continue".

[Gatorman]

jpc, on 06 September 2010 - 01:37 AM, said:

I agree... what are all these roughly triangular shaped rocks doing in the fun patterns Mike is finnding them in? That part is intriguing. I discussed this with him as part of his visit. I threw out the idea, that what if they were put there by, say Paleo Indians. He would have none of this. We went back and forth for a while... him saying that the repeatability and predictability of it all means without doubt that it is biological, and me playing devil's advocate saying... well, my hypothesis is that Paleo Indians put them there, and we now have two opposing theories. Go ahead... prove my theory worng. Trying to explain science to him. He would have none of it.

Interesting theory. Makes more sense than a sea dragon.

[frozen_turkey]

jpc, on 06 September 2010 - 01:37 AM, said:

First paragraph comments:
yes, I agree... what are all these roughly triangular shaped rocks doing in the fun patterns Mike is finnding them in? That part is intriguing. I discussed this with him as part of his visit. I threw out the idea, that what if they were put there by, say Paleo Indians. He would have none of this. We went back and forth for a while... him saying that the repeatability and predictability of it all means without doubt that it is biological, and me playing devil's advocate saying... well, my hypothesis is that Paleo Indians put them there, and we now have two opposing theories. Go ahead... prove my theory worng. Trying to explain science to him. He would have none of it.

I say some archeologist just got done digging up a simmilar site awile ago just west of here. Ill do some research and if they come up the same then ill email him and there will be no way that he can deny that.

o and did you guys see the youtube video he post on one of his teeth. What he did was he flaked of a piece and he spends like 5 minutes talking about the sedimentary lines in it.

[Auspex]

frozen_turkey, on 07 September 2010 - 01:43 AM, said:

...there will be no way that he can deny that...

Trust me, he will go on seeking his own reality.

[MOROPUS]

This man again! NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
There was an article months ago about him and his "Puff the dragon" discovery...
I think that the "magical mushrooms" he had for breakfast, have lead him to see a fossil there...
Beside all this, in the threat someone post some months ago, you could actually see his "excavations", and there is something weird about the stones (I mean, not the stones themselves)and their position while he dig under the big rock (or dragon head). It looks like some stones are situated creating somesort of artificial assemblage...
Hey, I`m not saying anything, but...I`ve been working on some archaeological excavations, and that tipe of findings are sometimes made by humans, so he may be, unearthed some really old stuff, like a hunting shelter, like walls or...nothing...Who knows!

[barefootgirl]

Wouldn't it be sad if he had fond some kind of ancient archological site and now he is destroying it in his quest to make it a dragon.

Some people can't handle the truth and don't want to hear it. Kinda like when us girls ask you guys if our butts look big. Even if it's big you better say it's not!

[nickkcin11]

I like how he says its 540 million years old which I think is Cambrian times I think. How would there be something as evolved as a sea dragon that long ago?!? And lastly where did he think the brain and eyes fit in on his solid rock?

[FossilForKids]

If you see a fossil in the clouds does that count as well

[frozen_turkey]

nickkcin11, on 07 September 2010 - 02:44 PM, said:

I like how he says its 540 million years old which I think is Cambrian times I think. How would there be something as evolved as a sea dragon that long ago?!? And lastly where did he think the brain and eyes fit in on his solid rock?

Last time i checked the only things that could barly qualify as verts in the cambrian were barly the size of a pencil.

[nickkcin11]

frozen_turkey, on 07 September 2010 - 03:21 PM, said:

Last time i checked the only things that could barly qualify as verts in the cambrian were barly the size of a pencil.

And his thing is like 300 ft long judging from the size of the "skull". Would that make it the largest creature ever on earth?

[THobern]

nickkcin11, on 07 September 2010 - 03:26 PM, said:

And his thing is like 300 ft long judging from the size of the "skull". Would that make it the largest creature ever on earth?

Largest animal, but not plant or fungus.

[frozen_turkey]

Hallettestoneology?

Has anyone heard of it?

I have been in contact with this guy and he has given me a ton of "insider" info.
I wish i could post the email he just sent me but i kinda promised him that i would tell anyone......
ggggrrrrrrrrr its killing me. And i have a feeling he is whaching this tread i can just feel it.

But i think i can say that he did send a spike "core" to some paleo guy who did some test and the paleo guy said it is biological and on the Devoian/sulirian border. (400 mil). Now thats just what the email said and for all i know he made it up.

[Scylla]

Gizmo, on 04 September 2010 - 10:36 PM, said:

I can't make it that easy! Google General Mcauliffe's response to the Germans /Battle of the Bulge.

" Nuts" right?

[Gizmo]

Scylla, on 08 September 2010 - 01:42 AM, said:

" Nuts" right?

You got it!

[Scylla]

Just finished reading the rest of the forum, and my sides hurt

Problem is if it is limestone then it may be biological and 400 million years old

I agree with auspex about not getting this guy onto this forum, with his energy and drive can you imagine what would happen once he starts finding real fossils? There won't be any left for the rest of us!