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Monday, April 12, 2004
 


BREAKING NEWS!
Dateline: 1977

Japanese vessel dredges up remains of plesiosaur!





It is true? Are plesiosaurs still living amongst us today? Or at least amongst our fish? Is it truly a plesiosaur, or is it just a rotten shark as the narrow-minded scientists claim? Is the same species of creatures that populates Scotland's famous Loch Ness? The same leviathan that Job apparently was not able to put on a leash for his daughters? We may never know – the remains were thrown back into the depths of the very ocean from whense it came – thanks, no doubt, to the same vast global conspiracy that...

No, they are watching. I must say no more.

Plesiosaur or shark?

Or something even more sinister...



(posted by Jerry the Killer Donut)

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On : 7/29/2004 12:18:48 AM GRUNT (www) said:


I think dianasaurs evouled for water when the ice age came and they all live at the bottom of the sea

Posted by Anonymous (old comments) on Wednesday, February 23, 2005 11:02:00 PM
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