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Re: Skull in Boulder images
/\/\ (raven@kaiwan.com)
9 Nov 1996 12:42:47 -0800
In article <55kssb$n95@news.ptd.net>, edconrad@prolog.net (Ed Conrad) wrote:
>scottb@ucr.campus.mci.net (Scott Begg) wrote:
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>>medved@access.digex.net (Theodore A. Holden) wrote:
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>>>The www page I maintain for Ed Conrad's materials at:
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>>>http://access.digex.com/~medved/conrad/conmain.htm
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>>>now contains a couple of good photos of the skull embedded in
>>>the boulder. The second photo (juxtaposed with a laboratory-grade
>>>skull) is particularly interesting.
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>>>Ted Holden
>>>medved@digex.com
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>> At last! The Great Ted and Ed together at last--and in glorious
>> technicolor, to boot!
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>> So, I look at the infamous Carboniferous Hominid (sic) fossils, and
>> other such pictures at the web site... Hmm...
>> (snip)
>> Did anyone ever consider the possiblity of a "coincidence"...
>> You know, there are pieces of driftwood that look remarkably
>> like human faces, too...
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>CAN'T be a coincidence, Scott, since granules removed
>from the rind and examined microscopically reveal the Haversian
>canals -- the telltale sign of bone after it has undergone the
>petrification process.
Too bad they aren't there.
>Rather amazing, too, is that, while the boulder itself is solid,
>the human skull-like protrusion emits a hollow sound when
>tapped.
Hahahahahaha! What more proof that Ed is clinically lost it.?
>Kindly put this in your smoke and pipe it!
You smoke more than Cheech and Chong ever did.
Go away Ed, we're interested in science.
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Steve "Chris" Price
Associate Professor of Computational Aesthetics
Amish Chair of Electrical Engineering
University of Ediacara "A fine tradition since 530,000,000 BC"
raven@kaiwan.com
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