>>180911 #
slow down, slow down
let's not do all the same things

wait, my based flat-earther/space-dont-real'rs toles me that dinos dont real...

where timer?

Timer for Land Before Time
syncwatch

already finished ice cream...

>popcorn intensifies*

>>180918 #
I don't know much about dinos.

>>180927 #
There are skeletons of giantass bird and/or lizard thingies in the ground all over the world
that's about it I think

>>180907 #
It's only an hour long.

gogogogogogogogogogoggogo
sync with the timer.

>>180929 #
I find it hard to believe that herbivorous dinosaurs wouldn't act pretty much like modern herbivorous animals
I don't mean seeds but something had to be eating vegetation and getting huge

>so it begins...

>Lucas / Spielberg presentation

>>180934 #
THATS IT I'M TURNING THIS OFF!111

this lack of focus is messing with me

>>180936 #
Where did you find these images?

noooooooooooooo
not a visual representation of evolution!

That much plant biomass requires higher carbon in the atmosphere.

>>180939 #
>cue the kike bs school films

>>180941 #
my school had creation slop

>>180942 #
God created all live, and macroevolution is a flat lie.

this lo-rez version is a bad encode, I think. is the higher-rez better?

>>180943 #
Nah Woden didn't do all of that

>>180947 #
Don't get me wrong, Darwin didn't have enough evidence to know his theory was BS (though he surmised it might prove to be). Today we scientists know FAAR more than is necessary to provably show the entire kike enterprise of (((evolution))) is a knowing lie on their & their obsequious golem's parts.

>>180948 #
Darwin had plant and animal breeding to look at, which was almost all correct. Whatever you make think of dinosaurs or monkeys or those lungfish or whatever.
>we scientists
lmoa

>>180950 #
biblethumpers can't stop
ironically at my creation-teaching school, everyone believed in dinos until junior year of high school some evangelicals came in

>>180949 #
I'm an amature one. I know many professional ones and regularly rub shoulders with them.

>>180950 #
I love dinos!! The debate is obviously unavoidable during Current Year, however. :)

>>180952 #
>I know many professional ones and regularly rub shoulders with them.
vaxxed shoulders, I'm sure

>>180951 #
>everyone believed in dinos
Creationists (as you put it) surely believe in dinosaurs. The evidence is all too clear. Some deep sea denizens are probably also dino-era creatures.

>>180955 #
not what we were taught
they had no place in the scheme

I wish I could recall the jew financier of those creation science orgs that made all our books

>>180954 #
Most are sadly. I'm not, but I was ridiculed when I warned them about the kike's agendas.

All except my MD flan. He knew just as well as I did the entire deadly vaxx thing was a lie and evil.

>>180955 #
I thought creationists believe that masons like shiki's grandfather, planted dino bones in the ground to dig them up and "prove" dinosaurs existed?

>>180959 #
they just repeat whatever dogma is convenient at the moment, it doesn't really matter what they think

>we never do anything together
>why?
>dinosaur multi-culturism

>>180956 #
Ahh. The YECs, I presume? Their BS has no place in the scheme (of truth).

>>180957 #
Maybe ICR?

>>180959 #
Nah. That's basically the same crowd as the Zionists (AFAICT). Honest biblical Christianity makes no such claims.

>>180962 #
almost every church has some statement about literal meanings of what they believe, so no one else in their camp can tell the majority of believing creationists they are silly about their timeline.

>>180964 #
As do Old Earther's (so-called). The Church Father'
s creeds + the modern Council on Biblical Inerrancy are our doctrines today.
>tl;dr
All the Antichrist lies of the kikes about """all Christians believe this""" are just that...lies.

>>180963 #
lol no, the opposite kind from that. I'll look back into it another time, I can almost think of one of them...

>>180965 #
>The debate is immaterial, we know these things existed millions of years ago
Fully concur.

>>180965 #
We used to chip up nearby limestone with fossils for putting in the garden and for paths, still remember how silly it sounded the first time someone told me it was there to test their faith

>>180969 #
>still remember how silly it sounded the first time someone told me it was there to test their faith
Definitely beyond 'silly' IMHO. As a Christian, I'm absolutely repulsed by the evil such lies have wrought in the world today, concern the evangelism for the Gospel. I frankly don't even blame skeptics (much) for rejecting their eternal salvations over such tripe.

>>180969 #
BTW, I myself discovered what was likely a Megalodon tooth. It was a pristine fossil, at least 4" long (maybe 5). I just wandered onto it on a Florida beach one morning.

>>180971 #
Weak men giving weak interpretations.

>chasing shadows
Sad. Many such cases.

>>180971 #
My apologies. I'm being too trite. I don't have any childhood investment in this.

>>180971 #
people get hurt by geese so yeah I don't know why the bird thing either

>muh rayciss
Based.

>>180980 #
For me, it's literally the same topic. Spreading lies in the name of God is always going to lead to evil. Simple as.

>>180978 #
>stared into a crocs eyes
Yes, I've done that.

>Dead t-rex

I always liked the Trike/T-Rex matchup. I usually played the Trike.

>illya is napping
Someone beat him until his sleep schedule is good for movie night.

>>180987 #
You brought it up. I was merely following my perspective on the conversation, Guca. Again, my apologies if that's painful, no ill intent was meant.

>>180988 #
Salvation? No I did not.

>>180989 #
Is this you? If so then you did bring it up.
>We used to chip up nearby limestone with fossils for putting in the garden and for paths, still remember how silly it sounded the first time someone told me it was there to test their faith ( >>180969 # )
Again, my response was to that, and the evils these misguided YECs have done in creating offenses on the part of literally millions.

>>180991 #
It's the greatest single need of every man. Thus it's centrality in Christian literature & dialogue.

>>180990 #
I do not want every talk or even mention of faith or religion to center on my/our/your need for salvation from yhwh.

Seriously. Do you not get the "shhhh". It means shut up. I don't care about your jew god other than what it has done to the minds of people.

>37 minutes in and still introducing new characters
Ok.

>>180991 #
Lmao. Sure thing, flan.

Thanks for the moovehs /homu/ I really enjoyed the first one. Nacht.

>>180996 #
Nacht.

>>180994 #
>predators
We need more wolves in North America to take care of the deer.

>>180996 #
Night

>>180994 #
Rhinos and elephants aren't exactly taking over ecosystems
I always thought they were neato for armour and tail.

>>181001 #
Massive. I was reading on how much biomass it takes per sauropod, about 2k kg of plant matter per day.

>>181003 #
>2000 kg of plantmatter a day
average appetizer for the common burger citizen

Girls can't read maps btw.

>>181004 #
>burger
>big salad
does not compute

>>181007 #
>natural advantage
How? Are their bones hollow?

>>181007 #
but birds don't swim well unless they're adapted by shape and have waterproof coatings
maybe some don't need that but all I can think of do
not having a lot of imagination rn on bird rememrberings

>>181007 #
Bird bones can't support large dinos when scaled up.

He's definitely dead this time.

and this is how Mormonism came to Utah.

>>181012 #
jewish directors or dinosaur clouds?

didn't realize danganropa (sp) was VNs

How did his mother die?

>>181016 #
That's what I thought.

>>181016 #
Did you watch the first movie? You should watch it, you will like it.

Thanks for watching movie night anons. Suggestions for the next movie night are always welcome. Back to the main thread.

my problem was the same as when I was slightly older little kid,
I can't stand the little kid voices, didn't like tv shows that did the same

>>181021 #
yikes
that's show biz I guess