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But it's already been done! Before charging off to Africa, I just wish folks like the good Dr. Richard Paley would read the literature more carefully, with more attention, or at least see the movie versions, particularly in this case of Arthur Conan Doyle's "The Lost World" (1914 [Smith, Elder & Co., London]; "Being an account of the recent amazing adventure of Prof. George E. Challenger..." et al. to "Amazonia"). The pterodactyl scene at the end of the latest Hollywood remake is quite touching. --Woody Wise At 11:58 PM 12/1/2005, you wrote: >I wish I were still so innocent as to believe this might be a hoax. > Well, maybe Darwin will still have his day--if enough of the people who > really believe this go off into the remotest of places, searching for > their live pterodactyls. > A > > >On Thu, 1 Dec 2005, Frank Holterhoff wrote: > >>Have you folks seen this one yet? >> >>http://objectiveministries.org/creation/projectpterosaur.html >> >>I wish I had the time on my hands that some people seem to. >> >>F >> > >-- >"You are in error. No one is screaming. Thank you for your cooperation." >-Paranoia > > >
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