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Who cares if they really are good bikes? They are by far the most popular, for any number of reasons, many of which have little if anything to do with how "good" they really are. And because they are as common as flies on poop, I love to make fun of them, and many of the dip shots who ride them.
You know, for the record, that would make someone look petty and small, in a way not all that dis-similar to the "dip shots" who ride them. Just saying...
No, I don't think so. I made a distinction as to the riders with the distinction word, "Many" as opposed to all. However, you my good friend would certainly have to fall into the "Many" category!
^ http://www.history.com/news/giant-ancient-camel-roamed-the-arctic
They were a separate species from the types of Asian camels and faded out as the last ice age began warming, in part of a minor global extinction event. Back when we covered it in school the jury was out as to what made them extinct -- the introduction of people, or climate change. North American camels were shy, but if you look close you can see one hiding behind the one on the cigarette box.
Wayne , have you ever read a book ? Dusty
Then how do you explain all of the camel (camelop) bones found in the Americas that have been carbon dated ? Facts Wayne , facts , damn pesky devils . Dusty
I'm about 10 years older than you and they didn't teach this kind of stuff then. I took some cultural anthropology classes in college and never heard anything like this. Camels have been imported here for the Army during both WWI & WWII, I know that.
Apparently you guys are easily swayed. I see no evidence here to prove camels lived in these areas hundreds of years ago. All I see is 'estimates' and 'perhaps' claims, just like I said. This is not good enough for PROOF.
So camel bones that carbon date to 10,000 years and older found in North America don't convince you that camels lived here ? Not hundreds Randy , thousands . There are even camel bones that bear tool marks , indicating that they were still around even after man migrated to North America some 13,000 years ago . Dusty
Talk is cheap, Dusty, show me your source of what you claim.
Randy , others have posted the links , I won't repeat them . Here is what you can do however , visit the museum of natural history right there in Arizona and look at the bones yourself . Dusty
I read the links and posted accordingly. Do you guys not know how to think for yourselves?
So you are smarter and have more expertise on this subject than the anthropologists and scientists who have spent their lives studying these things ? Dusty
No, but what I read none of them claimed to have all the answers to explain exactly what they THINK occurred hundreds of years before any of us were here. So I see their opinions at this point as theoretical, not proof. But if you want to accept it as proof, go ahead. Just don't assume me and everybody else agrees with you. This won't be the 1st time archeologists/anthropoligists are wrong about how things occurred in the past.
Going a tiny bit off topic here, but I don't see another thread coming up any time soon where it would be appropriate to share.My wifes friend has an Alpaca ( related to the extinct NA camel). I learned it is frowned upon to ask "Hey, so what the F**k is up with your goat ?"
You're wrong. You just wanted to find a way to make me look like I didn't know what I was talking about. I said hundreds because saying thousands of years is preposterous. For you or anyone else now to talk about what happened here that long ago is ridiculous. Knowing that long ago is theoretical, period at this point in time.Now I'm convinced both you and Rodekyll are like Siamese twins whose only purpose in life here is to make me look like an imbicile not to be considered worthy of listened to since Rk and I had a falling out last May at my place. Like I said prior, I have no respect for either of you now. If all this time you've wanted me to say this, you've got it.