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Cammi2012 wrote:is this what you guys are fussing (for lack of a better word) about???

Cammi2012 wrote:...more like a vulture andf a king cobra...
in the pic I attached I see a helicopter... is someone saying that there is a missing piece that is supposed to sit on TOP of that little picture- like it's missing?
Your children have huge fingers....
Apparently, you have no idea of how long 6 centimeters is.
Cammi2012 wrote:
lol that looks like some old crazy granny glasses...
Randyrrr wrote:I really do love his way around things and not what was said;
Hearte wrote to Randyrrr;Your children have huge fingers....
Apparently, you have no idea of how long 6 centimeters is.
Hearte read the post, or can you read English ?
You can not be what you say you are.
You would know how to change cm. to in.
6.15 cm. = 2.4 in. The size of a child's finger.
As I said a knife, like a butter knife of today.
What is posted is 2.4 in. on the long axis and 1.4 in. on the short axis made of copper.
It is the tip of a knife.
Hearte wrote:Again, sorry.
No other board I post on has this rule so I guess I'm just not used to it.
However, I would have fixed it myself if I'd had more than a few minutes to do so.
Hearte

Gilded wrote: not to demerit the Pyramid Code series, but Hulu is definitely not known for its credibility when it comes to source videos. I recommend the NOVA videos as well as even the online adventure http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/pyramid/ as perhaps an alternative.
Bob137 wrote:I know I read Robert Shock's papers on the sphinx, and it does seem to be a lot older than is believed. Also as he stated and others have stated, sand and wind do not erode rock away in the same way, but Zari Hawass insists that it does, but I have not seen any evidence that supports that!
Bob137 wrote:I agree, like you said, that is their field of study, not his, so they know what they are talking about, and they are not just speculating, due to what they want to be, so it fits in with their theories, they actually are using science for their conclusions. Which I do believe that they are very good about going on what is there, not what they want to be there, such as what ZH seems to do, and he dismisses anything that is not within his beliefs on Egyptology!
maxmercury wrote:I have read many books where the claim (and evidence is shown) that the base of the pyramids are much older than the structures themselves. It is possible the structures were built around the time the mainstream Egyptologists claim, but they do not look at the bases of the pyramids and see the differences of the ages.
It is stated the bases are at least 10,000 or more years old. If we can change our views that it is possible Khufu and those around him did construct the pyramids, the mainstream Egyptologists need to look into the idea that the knowledge and ground plans have been there for a much longer time.
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