Re: To David J

Doug Weller <dweller@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
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On Tue, 29 May 2007 19:59:18 GMT, in sci.archaeology, johansson wrote:

You have problem David?
As usual you are trying to feed false information.
You better believe the contrary to your saying,
if you don't you loose this time as you done in the past.
I think you better start your reading up to present knowledge.
One of the theories is that the cat came to South America 8 million
years ago.( in archaeology.about.com the other year this url was one
of the refered ones: http://www.messybeast.com/cathistory.htm
The interesting and odd thing with that theory is that no one found
that old or close to that old remains. Only theories from DNA-studies.
Which of course could be right, but that I and many others do have
problems with.

Yes, I already posted about the 8 million year thing. Nothing odd
about the lack of fossils. But a 400 000 year old fossil is not a
theory. Let alone the Ice Age fossils which are still too early for
what you seem to be claiming.


Inger, do you not realize that I killfiled you long ago* and thus never
see your posts (except when other's quote them). Like most (except,
probably, those interested in tracing the progress of psychiatric
disorders), I don't _want_ to see any posts from you.

So go away.

David

* And repeatedly thereafter every time you tried to get past everyone's
kill files in your own spammy way.

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