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reply posted on 21-6-2004 @ 01:10 AM by Investigato_Speculato
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www.wiolawapress.com... this story waas imediatly debunked and discouraged from further investigation but the again reamerged in its
native saudi arabia posting here nation.ittefaq.com... see genesis 6:4 ... and there were Giants
in those days! this Giant has wings and can also be seen dipicted in aincent sumarian art work here xfacts.com... coroborating
the book of Genesis (sort of) and also the egyptian and sumeritan worship of these beings as gods when as the bible tells us they were rebel angels
who fell away from grace also the stories of the creatures was that wen food got short they started eating humans and then turned on them selfs ( the
book of Enoch is amazingly detailed about this subject and can be found in the Ethiopian bible were it has not been removed from cannon) or you can
read it here www.x-filechristians.com... (or here) www.alienresistance.org... also see
www.thewatcherfiles.com...
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reply posted on 3-9-2004 @ 10:28 AM by da_superphreak
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I think Dragons are real because, when you say the word Dragon, everyone has just about the same idea, Why?, because they've probably seen pictures,
people may dismiss this idea because no-one has ever seen them, but I think that is the wrong attitude because there are many things that we know are
there but we've never seen it, like the earth's core for instance, No-one has ever seen that, but we know it exists.
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reply posted on 3-9-2004 @ 10:39 AM by Jonna
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I believe is the sock gnomes. I mean, who else could have taken those missing socks.
Seriously though, there is no proof of dragons (outside of dinosaurs). Sure people have similar ideas about what they look like, but many people also
believe that god looks like an old man with a white beard, that Satan has horns, that many fictinous creatures looked how we are told that they
looked. Would you know the appearence of a dragon if you were never told what they looked like? Think about it.
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reply posted on 3-9-2004 @ 10:39 AM by Gazrok
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 According to most Scienctists this is impossible. 
Yes, but these are the same scientists who gave us the "brontosaurus" before they realized they had it all wrong yet again....
As for the question of "sightnings"...most should realize that many different cultures have stories of such creatures, from South America, India,
China, Europe, etc. and that range from pre-biblical times, up to even the modern age if you include such creatures as Nessie, Champ, or Mokelemobembe
(spelling?).... Perhaps most rampant in medieval times, along with another possible cryptid, the unicorn.
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reply posted on 3-9-2004 @ 01:29 PM by baronvonfunke
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I'm sorry, I've seen many references to "brontosaurus" with a chuckle, and I was wondering what the story with this is? I used to be a big
dinosaur fanatic as a kid (as lots of little boys were), but I never heard anything about the brontosaurus being wrong?
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reply posted on 3-9-2004 @ 02:55 PM by ShadowXIX
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Originally posted by baronvonfunke
I'm sorry, I've seen many references to "brontosaurus" with a chuckle, and I was wondering what the story with this is? I used to be a big
dinosaur fanatic as a kid (as lots of little boys were), but I never heard anything about the brontosaurus being wrong? 
Well the problem has it roots with two famous palentologist,Edward Drinker Cope and Othniel Charles Marsh. They had a little falling out.
''One outgrowth of these "bone wars" was an unscientific competition between Cope and Marsh to see who could discover the most species of extinct
beasts. In their rush to beat each other to the next find, the scientists often based their claims on incomplete or inaccurate data.''
It seemed they had the wrong had on the brontosaurus, but not only did the bronto get a head change but also a name change. It turns out it was
another dino the Apatosaurus.so the technically-correct name is Apatosaurus.
Its not really wrong to refer to the Apatosaurus as the Brontosaurus. The name has been around so long that it is still accepted as correct by many
people.
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reply posted on 3-9-2004 @ 03:46 PM by Gazrok
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ShadowXIX is correct, they basically had the wrong HEAD on it the whole time we were growing up as kids and fascinated by dinos...
So, if they got such things SO wrong....hence my chuckling at the term...as there really is no such thing as a brontosaurus...
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reply posted on 4-9-2004 @ 06:18 AM by Faceless
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Originally posted by neodragon
Dragons have to be real

No they don't
Dragons are about the biggest baddest monster that the imaginations of primitive cultures could think up.
The standard image of a dragon is wrong because such a beast has wings yet its enormous size would prevent it from flying.
You say there are written about all over the world? True but they are not the same dragon. There is not just one single definition of a dragon.
Western Dragon - King of Serpents: In the west the Dragon is the drakon ("sharp sighted," "watchful") of the Greeks.
The Romans called it draco, and the british know it as drake as in "firedrake".
Some have no feet, some have wings and feet, some have no wings and feet.
This dragon has a crest on its head and a beard under its chin.
All have teeth, some have horns some have antlers, some are black with green bellies, some red, some yellow and some the colour of ash.
Many eat poisonous herbs and their breath infects the air and many jealously guard treasure deep beneath the earth.
A dragon with two legs is called a Wyvern.
They breath smoke and fire adn their roar is enough to make people die of fright.
These have battled Gods, saints and knights to the death.
In a dragons head is the dragonstone (the draconce) a brilliant red gem with the power to cure.
This dragons blood is a miraculous elixir that heals and allows the drinker to understand the animals.
When mixed with honey and oil the fat of a dragon restores sight
I could describe many more type of dragons but with so much veriety and impossibilies in just one I don't think anyone can think there is any truth
to such creatures apart from being the products of a primitive imagination.
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reply posted on 4-9-2004 @ 06:26 AM by Gazrok
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 I could describe many more type of dragons but with so much veriety and impossibilies in just one I don't think anyone can think there is any
truth to such creatures apart from being the products of a primitive imagination 
Yes but what is the basis for this common idea of a large reptile enemy of man? You're saying that imagination is the SOLE basis... I don't buy
it. There is SOMETHING to this. Whether actual beasts now extinct, or a racial memory of back when we were little mammals hiding from dinos, there
is SOMETHING that this stems from....
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reply posted on 4-9-2004 @ 08:10 AM by Faceless
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 Yes but what is the basis for this common idea of a large reptile enemy of man? 
I would agree if all dragons were the enemy of man, or had just one trait that was shared by every single species that we could find would probably
stem from the original species if one existed.
However the dragon of china is seen as a spiritual benevolent ruler. No malignant monster lurking in dark caverns, this dragon is all rythmic energy,
joyously whirling and leaping among the clouds.
Many dragons are actually just snakes (obvious from there appearences). I think that the ancients has the tendency to exagerate things like this. The
dragon of India could actually be a python. Some ancient people even thought that the rainbow was a serpent.
Many dragons look absolutley nothing like the typical dragon image, I think that dragon is just a word for monster as it seems to be used for many
different types of mythological creatures (not just reptiles either).
Basically I think that the typical image of a dragon stems from exagerations of actual animals.
But I am open to the posibility that I'm wrong
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reply posted on 4-9-2004 @ 03:32 PM by Hecate100
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I was proofreading a text about medieval corsairs for Distributed Proofreaders the other day (either in PP or about to be published by Project
Gutenberg, I'll keep an eye open for it), and in the book was related a story about a great serpent or lizard that had taken abode near a city in the
Holy Land. The word "dragon" was carefully avoided, but the similarity was impossible to miss. The knight in question observed the creature and
saw it was vulnerable in a spot on its belly, and after creating a dummy "serpent" and training himself and his dogs on the facsimile, the knight
went and killed the beast.
To my knowledge, this is the latest date of a dragon-type historical(?) episode. Was it propaganda? That the tale is attached to a knight of one of
the great Orders certainly raises the question, as does the fact that the Orders had suffered crushing defeats in the same time-frame, which makes me
wonder if the tale was for recruitment purposes.
As to the question of whether dragons are real or not, I would have to say yes -- but not necessarily in this dimension.
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reply posted on 4-9-2004 @ 04:21 PM by Heratix
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wow
can u get a link for this for me shadow m8...very interesting
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reply posted on 4-9-2004 @ 04:23 PM by DRAGON27
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there is a Wiccian book on Dragons. i bought a copy their real.
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reply posted on 4-9-2004 @ 04:36 PM by baronvonfunke
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Originally posted by DRAGON27
there is a Wiccian book on Dragons. i bought a copy their real. 
There's a lot of stuff in wiccan books...
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reply posted on 4-9-2004 @ 04:51 PM by William One Sac
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Originally posted by Heratix
can u get a link for this for me shadow m8...very interesting 
www.bbc.co.uk...
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reply posted on 4-9-2004 @ 06:35 PM by Heratix
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thanks william m8...can understand where some of these tales come from when u think about these first encounters with some of these animals
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reply posted on 4-9-2004 @ 07:19 PM by exystense
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Do you have any site references for these "sightings" of dragons?
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reply posted on 4-9-2004 @ 11:10 PM by DRAGON27
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www.reptilianagenda.com...
www.angelfire.com...
heres two sites that point out dragon sightings in history and the bible
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reply posted on 5-9-2004 @ 02:38 AM by ShadowXIX
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Originally posted by Heratix
can u get a link for this for me shadow m8...very interesting 
Heres some pics of what it looked like
external image
30 ft long and over a 1000lbs With serrated teeth and very large claws on its feet. Yeah that sounds like a dragon to me. This thing was not from 65
million years ago it lived along side humans.
Anyone agree with me one this? I think this thing was indeed a dragon
I also think when ancient people found bones on dinosaurs it help confirm stories of dragons. Imagine finding a T-Rex type dinosaur skull a 1000 years
ago before people even knew about extinction. They would think these things must still be around. So besides our friend Megalania I think bones helped
add to the stories.
www.bbc.co.uk...
www.metaweb.com...
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reply posted on 5-9-2004 @ 01:54 PM by bubble boy
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Originally posted by Đany
Hmm.
I think they at least, 'were' real.
But I think that the Earth was a different place a long, long time ago.

do you know how different? ever heard of Pangea? thats what earth was billions of years ago. it was just one giant land mass. but with earthquakes and
that comet that killed the dinosaurs and other things caused it to break apart. ever noticed how continents that are seperated by just an ocean fit
together like a puzzle? well they were once together on pangea. again, all from 6th grade science.
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