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freedragon10022
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Dragons
Jan 24 2009, 4:55 PM EST | Post edited: Jan 24 2009, 4:55 PM EST
The theory of evolution of dinosaurs is all very good and what not, BUT they really don't have much proof about it. There fore it stands to reason that either birds apoped aout of no-were, or for some reason fossils of this evolution ar lacking, or birds evolved from other creatures and randomly their body and constituion remarkably resembles that of dinosaurs and other big reptiles. The first theory is basically impossible if we follow the rules of evolution and other such theories, and the third is so unlikely its virtually Zero.
Thus it IS possible that the reason for the lack of fossils be dragons. To most people the idea of anything living larger than a horse is huge, gargantuan, gigantic, etc. added to that the idea of any reptilian that has being constantly portraited as a "fary tail" and able to destroy humans, and cattle so easyly, it is easy to see why most would believe a dragon a "myth" and "impossible".
If truth be told dragons are very possible, and very real. Infact science used to (they changed that after extensive research and opening their minds to possible theories and ideas that before they considered "void of any intelectual knowledge" and "pure fantasy") say that bee's should not be able to fly. But as everyone knows they can, if we were ruled by science bee's might not exist.
So the same can be said for dragons.
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AVMidian
AVMidian
1. RE: Dragons
Jan 26 2009, 10:48 AM EST | Post edited: Jan 26 2009, 10:48 AM EST
Interesting belief.
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2. RE: Dragons
Jan 26 2009, 3:44 PM EST | Post edited: Jan 26 2009, 3:44 PM EST
"Interesting belief. "
In this world almost everything is possible. 100 years ago they thought Plasma TV, Computers, Laser surgery, Robotics and Playstation were about as likely to be invented as finding a real dragon. Yet here we are and all of this is possible. More than anything this should be proof right?
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freedragon10022
freedragon10022
3. RE: Dragons
Mar 1 2009, 1:05 PM EST | Post edited: Mar 1 2009, 1:05 PM EST
true
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pure-dragon-stone
pure-dragon-stone
4. RE: Dragons
Nov 12 2010, 5:37 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 12 2010, 5:37 PM EST
everything that you belevie is true no mather what everybody else says about i believe in dragons and i dont care what everybody else says. Everyone shud have maind of their own and believe in that what they things is true. I'M ON YOUR SIDE FREEDRAGON10022
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pure-dragon-stone
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5. RE: Dragons
Nov 12 2010, 5:39 PM EST | Post edited: Nov 12 2010, 5:39 PM EST
i think if dragons have died from earth we will find their bodies from some ice cave or from high mountain
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Jinniyah

Jinniyah
6. RE: Dragons
Apr 30 2011, 9:38 PM EDT | Post edited: Apr 30 2011, 9:38 PM EDT
" The theory of evolution of dinosaurs is all very good and what not, BUT they really don't have much proof about it. There fore it stands to reason that either birds apoped aout of no-were, or for some reason fossils of this evolution ar lacking, or birds evolved from other creatures and randomly their body and constituion remarkably resembles that of dinosaurs and other big reptiles. The first theory is basically impossible if we follow the rules of evolution and other such theories, and the third is so unlikely its virtually Zero.
Thus it IS possible that the reason for the lack of fossils be dragons. To most people the idea of anything living larger than a horse is huge, gargantuan, gigantic, etc. added to that the idea of any reptilian that has being constantly portraited as a "fary tail" and able to destroy humans, and cattle so easyly, it is easy to see why most would believe a dragon a "myth" and "impossible".
If truth be told dragons are very possible, and very real. Infact science used to (they changed that after extensive research and opening their minds to possible theories and ideas that before they considered "void of any intelectual knowledge" and "pure fantasy") say that bee's should not be able to fly. But as everyone knows they can, if we were ruled by science bee's might not exist.
So the same can be said for dragons. "
Bumble bees to be exact :3

Also bicycles. Not how bicycles work, but when you push off on a bicycle and it continues in the same direction without a person to steer it, science can't prove how it works.
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