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#126883
ScienceIsGreen
ummm no
12/23/2006 10:56:21 PM
#126896
szenah
And they didn't make it onto the ark, apparently. I guess their bones were too heavy.
12/23/2006 11:50:20 PM
#1174477
666USA
And the skull, brain size, genes, religion, diet, tools, nose, the other million things and you're right.
7/1/2010 2:39:27 PM
#1174625
anti-nonsense
WRONG.
7/2/2010 12:08:05 AM
#1174688
Swede
Neanderthals are (probably) cousins of ours, not ancestors. There are lots of differences between us.
Wolves have larger bones than foxes...
7/2/2010 2:17:13 AM
#1174706
Philbert McAdamia
Heh heh heh ... got a pretty large bone here, myself, even if I do say so. Heh heh ... oh, you meant ... never mind.
Well, it makes me happy!
7/2/2010 4:04:34 AM
#1376496
meme
@Philbert McAdamia
LOL
2/19/2012 7:14:32 PM
#1376555
atheist
Perhaps, in your batshit world, however, the rest of us think you've been skull-fucked.
2/20/2012 4:30:40 AM
#1376851
Moondog
Neandertals are humans in that they are of the genus
Homo and are more closely related to you than you like to think. The Neandertal genome has been decoded, and a head has been reconstructed. It is larger and huskier than the average modern human, but otherwise, if one were to come back, you wouldn't think anything of him. Take a look. Kinda looks like J.C.
2/20/2012 8:55:17 PM
#1376881
Inaccurate, but I wouldn't call it fundie.
2/21/2012 4:41:15 AM
#1376928
Dr.Shrinker
And what do you think caused them to have larger bones than us? Could it be differences in their genes? Yet, you claim that the only difference is that they had larger bones.
Go back to playing minesweeper Debater. Debating clearly isn't one of your strengths.
2/21/2012 6:07:57 AM
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