Dinosaurs co-existed with mankind

"First of all, its not possible for you to know what happened 65 billion years ago." It is possible, through radiometric dating, to know if the skeleton of something had died 65 MILLION (not billion) years ago. [1] While we may not know if one male dinosaur liked pretty butterflys and rainbows, but had to keep it secret from other dinosaurs for they wouldn't understand, we can know the simple age, and have been able to tell for decades now. "The dinosaurs supposedly died by a meteorite or the ice age. I have even seen a scientist claim that they were killed by their own flatulence. The question is, how did they die?" That isn't the question, the question is, WHEN did they die (and WHEN did they live), they could have died because God's rough draft of the earth actually was flat and they all suddenly desided to walk off of it. The why doesn't matter, only the when and that when was 65 million years ago. " The vast majority of dinosaurs died at the hands of man. I live in a small town. If it came on the news tonight that there were ten grizzly bears loose in the woods of my town, in the morning, there would be none. Every redneck in the whole town would be in the woods hunting them." Ya know, I'm not too sure, but I don't think we had guns 65 million years ago (unless around 10,000 years ago, we desided to destroy them all and never use them again until we reinvented them, maybe it was those fish people from Atlantis and their green energy, world peace, hippie stuff), but I'll double check that. Also, now I'm stuck with the image of a caveman with a mullet, drinking a bud light watching dino-nascar. [2] "Dinosaurs and dragons are the same thing. There is much evidence that dragons co-existed with man. What is this evidence? -Gilgamesh slew a dragon in his epic. -The Chinese calendar has twelve animals on it. Eleven of them are every day animals: dog, rat, tiger, etc. The other is a dragon. Now, why would the Chinese put eleven real animals on their calendar and then a dragon? Maybe because at the time the calendar was made, dragons were a real animal. -The oldest piece of pottery in the world has a long-necked dragon on it. -The historians Herodotus and Josephus both mention dragons in their writings. -The Bible mentions dragons 34 times. -Historical record from AD 793 talks about fiery dragons flying across the firmament. -The Babylonian God, Marduk, is pictured seated on a dragon. -Ishtar Gate in Babylon was built 2600 years ago. It has drawings of dragons on it. -Alexander the Great reported that when he conquered parts of what is now India in 326 BC, his soldiers were scared by the great dragons that lived in the caves. -St. George slew a dragon in 275 AD. -Beowulf slew two dragons and the third one killed him. -Vikings put dragon heads on their ships. -Marco Polo lived in China for 17 years around 1271 AD and reported that the emperor raised dragons to pull chariots in parades. -In 1611, the Chinese emperor appointed the post of "Royal Dragon Feeder". Why do you need a royal dragon feeder? Maybe, to feed the dragons. -Coins from 1500-1600 show people slaying dragons. -A city in France was renamed Nerluc to honor a man who slayed a dragon. -Indians carved dinosaurs on the walls of the Grand Canyon. -An Italian farmer killed a dragon in the 1500's because t was bothering his cows. -Roman swords have been found with dinosaurs on them." I guess Harrypotter, and Middle Earth, and the Starwars universe must all be true, but there are objects with their pictures on them, and those are proof that they exist. Wait, another thought entered my head (and it hurt a bit), maybe...just maybe, the people that put pictures of dragons on pots and walls and wrote stories about them are doing something like story telling, not recording "historical documents," but just trying to have some entertainment, or just scare the kids to keep them off your lawn. "A well known South African big game hunter, Mr. F. Gobbler..." Is he a turkey? Cause when I tried to look him, I found a turkey, and a lot of them. I then tried looking up him and "dinosaur" and the first response was... this very debate. I guess he isn't so well known. "Museums of dinosaurs didn't exist when Beowulf was written, the vikings sailed, the writing of the Bible and Gilgamesh, the Indians time of drawing things on the Grand Canyon, or any of the other events mentioned above. How then, did they put dinosaurs into their artwork, literature, and architecture? Maybe dinosaurs existed with them." Or maybe they came across the bones of them and because they didn't have the dating methods we have, they didn't know that these things were long dead and thought "HOLY FRICKEN COW VIKINGMAN!!! Look at the size of those bones! What it is it must be massive, we better watch out and warn others incase there are more of them!" "It would be hard to say that dinosaurs are extinct today." Actually, it is very easy to say that. "Dinosaurs are extinct today." I'll say it again, "Dino are extinct today." I'll even go 1 step further, "Dinos were extinct yesterday and will be extinct tomorrow too, but I'm not too sure about Saturday, they might not be extinct on saturday." I think you mean "prove absolutely" rather then "say." BTW, I have some dinosaur insurance at one heck of a price, and you'll get a bundle discount if you get the dragon insurance too. [1] http://www.actionbioscience.org... [2] http://media.techeblog.com... (how we killed the dinos) [3] http://www.youtube.com... (youtube video)