The same trees you said were not able to turn into polystrate fossils?
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Barbarian observes:
I suppose it must be so from the tree's POV. But the ones in the lake near my house are just standing there, being buried by a few inches a year. Floods or other sudden (or repeated overflow flooding) episodes could do it, I guess.
Don't remember anyone here saying they couldn't become polystrate fossils.
I suppose it must be so from the tree's POV. But the ones in the lake near my house are just standing there, being buried by a few inches a year. Floods or other sudden (or repeated overflow flooding) episodes could do it, I guess.
Don't remember anyone here saying they couldn't become polystrate fossils.
Of course you don't. :chuckle:
Stipe invents a new belief and insists Barbarian must believe it:
The same trees you said were not able to turn into polystrate fossils?
Barbarian chuckles:
Don't remember anyone here saying they couldn't become polystrate fossils.
Stipe chokes:
Couldn't find any place where I did, um? But being the most dishonest poster on TOL, you couldn't man up and admit it.
The same trees you said were not able to turn into polystrate fossils?
Barbarian chuckles:
Don't remember anyone here saying they couldn't become polystrate fossils.
Stipe chokes:
Couldn't find any place where I did, um? But being the most dishonest poster on TOL, you couldn't man up and admit it.
Admit what? :idunno:
I'll repeat it here for you:
Barbarian observes:
Stipe invents a new belief and insists Barbarian must believe it:
Barbarian chuckles:
Don't remember anyone here saying they couldn't become polystrate fossils.
Stipe chokes:
Barbarian observes:
Couldn't find any place where I did, um? But being the most dishonest poster on TOL, you couldn't man up and admit it.