So what can you tell me about "Antediluvian"?

[cignus_pfaccari]

Then there's Laurie Anderson's theory. From http://starling.rinet.ru/music/lauriec.htm:

Now, in order to get from one place to another, something must move. No one in New York remembers moving, and there are no traces of Biblical history in the Upstate New York area. So we are led to the only available conclusion in this time warp, and that is that the Ark has simply not left yet.

Alternately, take the legends of Thule, assume that there was a pole shift at the time of the flood, and assume that the Garden was in the Northern Canada/Greenland area, and have fun. I believe the next Emmerich movie, The Day After Tomorrow, deals with such a pole shift.

Of course, the lack of any archaeological evidence shouldn't stop you. One can point meaningfully to the lower sea levels and how nobody in their right mind conducts detailed archaeology above the Arctic Circle.

Brad

 

[Krieg]

Speaking of weird theories, there's a webpage out there that claims that all of the secret societies (bildeburgers, council on foreign relations, illuminati etc etc) are all made up of individuals are distant blood descendents of lizard men who are the true rulers behind the scenes.

...and of course there's the infomercial that I watched for about 30 minutes the other night about Yawheh Ben Yawheh!!

Truly we are a strange species.