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    Lightbulb "Its Got A Tail"

    Sorry bout that,

    1. Just came across this link.
    2. http://news.sky.com/skynews/Home/Wor...liest_Ancestor
    3. Seems they got this wrong again.
    4. Wild eyed claims they've made.
    5. Anyway, they've found some sort of monkey.
    6. Making claims its a missing link.
    7. Last I checked, man never had or has a tail.

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    I agree that the hype about it being the missing pink is pretty balls, and somewhat undermines the whole discovery. However your claim that humans do not have tails is wrong, and estimated 12million humans have a hairless extension to their spine, thus a 'tail'

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    We could say that we have a trunk too Noir because we have a nose. LOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by emmett View Post
    We could say that we have a trunk too Noir because we have a nose. LOL
    No, no you couldn't. Unless you had a really messed up nose.
    It's just like webbed feet, or having 6 toes, most humans don't, but some do.
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    Sorry bout that,

    1. In my minds eye, I can't see man with tails.
    2. Thou to a degree it may happen.
    3. But if man ever had a working tail, and it being normal, then why would it ever been done away with?
    4. A tail could be like a third hand.
    5. Its uses would be endless.
    6. I think humans with a real tail is far fetched at best.
    7. Humans with tails is something seen on descriptions of demons and the devil.
    8. Perhaps thats where the tail has its roots on the demon spirits, and fallen angels, more than in reality of human beings.
    9. But why does the devil need a tail?
    10. That in itself is very interesting.


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    If you concur that humans may have had tails then you must concede your "man never had a tail" claim could be wrong.

    As for why it would be done away with, who knows, maybe we only needed 2 hands, what makes the idea of early human creatures having tales farfetched? i mean, it has been shown that it is physically possible, what more would be needed to say that we may of had them at one point? and as i showed, 12 million people right now have,
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    Quote Originally Posted by Noir View Post
    what makes the idea of early human creatures having tales farfetched?
    nothing at all...after all, what do we naturally do around a campfire once all the Hershey bars are gone.....

    I think, however, that Chess's point is this....since the theory of evolution favors those creatures better equipped to survive, wouldn't you rationally expect that said early human with a tail would have been more apt to survive than one without?
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    by the way, you are wrong about this being a vestigal tail....it is actually a vestigal second penis.....and proves that early humans were equipped to have twice as much fun......

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    Ive seen the fossils, my question is how can they tell its a mammal at all? it looks lizard-like to me.
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    Quote Originally Posted by avatar4321 View Post
    Ive seen the fossils, my question is how can they tell its a mammal at all? it looks lizard-like to me.
    It has fur, and is this a mammal, though I see what ya mean.
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    Quote Originally Posted by chesswarsnow View Post
    Sorry bout that,

    1. In my minds eye, I can't see man with tails.
    2. Thou to a degree it may happen.
    3. But if man ever had a working tail, and it being normal, then why would it ever been done away with?
    4. A tail could be like a third hand.
    5. Its uses would be endless.
    6. I think humans with a real tail is far fetched at best.
    7. Humans with tails is something seen on descriptions of demons and the devil.
    8. Perhaps thats where the tail has its roots on the demon spirits, and fallen angels, more than in reality of human beings.
    9. But why does the devil need a tail?
    10. That in itself is very interesting.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Noir View Post
    It has fur, and is this a mammal, though I see what ya mean.
    its a freakin skeleton, how can it have fur?
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    Sorry bout that,

    1. I lean towards freak of nature, not an actual usable tail.
    2. Not on humans anyways.
    3. Some monkeys who have tails can swing on tree's with it.
    4. I don't believe ever a person was able to do that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by chesswarsnow View Post
    Sorry bout that,

    1. I lean towards freak of nature, not any actual usable tail.

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    So you are a freak of nature who never gets any tail. We share your sadness.

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    Quote Originally Posted by avatar4321 View Post
    its a freakin skeleton, how can it have fur?
    I dunno, they said it did though, maybes it's from imprints around it fossil or something
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