Jurrasic Park around the corner?

[Yellowbelly]

That piece of tissue is probably about 400-600 years old. And even then I don\'t know how it survived when it was found in South Dakota I believe?

I don\'t believe dinosaurs died out 65 million years ago or whatever. This completely contradicts what just happened. Many reports have been made in the 1500 or even the 1600 where a \'dragon\' came into a village and ate a few pigs and people. The word dinosaur was invented the 1800\'s...1870\'s I believe. Dragon was used before then, which would make since. All these medieval myths about dragons? My guess is that they\'re pretty true. Towns probably hired knights to defend them from the dragons. Why else would princesses think they\'re sexy for risking their lives and killing a 6 ton beast? The story carried on. Don\'t think there were ever dwarfs or midgets? There were probably towns of them. Why else would disney make them so funny looking in Snow White? Why would people come up with some animal that no one has even seen before? I mean, George Lucas invented wookies but we\'re not spreading stories how they\'re destroying out towns and we\'re killing them and getting the presidents daughter as a reward. I didn\'t think this over hard until I read something my chemistry teacher gave me, and it makes more sense than them dying 65 million years ago for some reason no one has found yet.

I refuse to believe in carbon dating and all those other kinds. Waaaaaay too innaccurate to trust. Experiments have been done on 1 sample of like 4 other types of dating. One dated a few hundred years, another maybe 60, another a few thousand years, and another was millions of years old. Not even remotely close to each other.