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Originally posted by Threadfall
I heard from my friend's ex-girlfriend's cousin who worked with a guy who was the brother of an employee at INS that 98% of Americans are Asians. I'm so irate that they are covering this up; obviously this should not be possible so that's why they're concealing the FACT the we're all Asians.
Originally posted by Interestinggg
"His brother is a FBI Field agent."
FBI field agents don't get to know about classified things of a majestic nature.
So I think hes yanking your chain.
Originally posted by Merriman Weir
...which again means there should be the remains of a lot of them out there.
[edit on 26-9-2008 by Merriman Weir]
Originally posted by Nackl of Gilmed
Originally posted by Merriman Weir
...which again means there should be the remains of a lot of them out there.
[edit on 26-9-2008 by Merriman Weir]
Herein lies our answer - ironically, the very fact that makes this story so unbelievable also provides the only possible explanation. It's not a dinosaur. If it were a dinosaur there would be no good reason to hush it up, whoever bought the rights to showcase that skeleton would get worldwide interest. Also, as was said already, there would be ecological evidence to support a creature of this size. Obviously it comes from elsewhere.
Here, however, the trail runs dry. All we know (and even 'know' is a considerable stretch) is that something of improbable size came from some unkown location and died. The body was not recovered, and no other members of the species appear to have come afterwards. Variables infinite, outcome unknown.
Originally posted by Valkyr8
Originally posted by Nammu
There's no 5ft spiders in South America. Haha. The largest known spider is the Goliath Bird Eater at 1ft.
and do you have more info on the exact location of this dig? Arizona is a large place.
You sure dude?? I could swear I saw something on the spider maybe about 2 years ago..... Hey I never said I know everything. Every one can make mistakes. I could be mistaken. hmmm... OK now that freaking bothers me!!!! I gotta look up the spiders in South America now. While I'm at it I'll do Aferica as well! I hate remembering things wrong! TY for the correction.
Originally posted by noobfun
reply to post by Valkyr8
The South American tree spider is a prime example. It is 5ft in diameter includeing the legs. It's also considered a delacasy. EWW!
I think You mean the South American Bird eating spider which is 12inches or 1 ft in diameter homie