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August 30, 2005

Re: Intellectual Cowardice: the stepping stone to intellectual dishonesty, Jim McGinn, 21:50
Re: comparing the proportion of femur groove with Rotator cuff; proving Stonethrowing theory, James Michael Howard, 19:29
comparing the proportion of femur groove with Rotator cuff; proving Stonethrowing theory, a_plutonium, 18:50
Re: Homo & molluscs, Lee Olsen, 18:43
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 17:46
Re: lower Paleolithic butchering of stranded whale, Lee Olsen, 16:25
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 16:03
Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Lee Olsen, 15:53
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., mclark, 12:45
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., rmacfarl, 11:54
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 10:37
Re: Need some book recommendations, deowll, 00:58
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, Paul Crowley, 00:24

August 29, 2005

Re: Intellectual Cowardice: the stepping stone to intellectual dishonesty, Lorenzo L. Love, 23:59
Re: lower Paleolithic butchering of stranded whale, Marc Verhaegen, 23:10
Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 22:55
Re: Homo & molluscs, Marc Verhaegen, 22:44
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 22:36
Primary Cop-out, Jim McGinn, 20:27
Re: Jason's Dilemma, Jim McGinn, 20:03
Re: Jason's Dilemma, Jim McGinn, 19:57
Re: Jason's Dilemma, Jim McGinn, 19:40
Re: Need some book recommendations, VBM, 19:34
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, Jim McGinn, 19:26
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., spiznet, 18:37
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, mclark, 02:22

August 28, 2005

bipedality & AAT (Re: dry apers' talk (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 23:02
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 21:02
Re: dry apers' talk (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., spiznet, 19:33
Re: dry apers' talk (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Jim McGinn, 19:15
Re: Need some book recommendations, rms, 18:02
Re: Need some book recommendations, spiznet, 17:21
Re: dry apers' talk (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., mclark, 16:49
Re: Need some book recommendations, Anthony Campbell, 15:09
Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 12:57
lower Paleolithic butchering of stranded whale, Marc Verhaegen, 12:12
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 07:32
Re: Need some book recommendations, Tom McDonald, 07:04
Re: Need some book recommendations, Tom McDonald, 07:02
Re: Need some book recommendations, Sir Jean-Paul Turcaud, 06:53
Re: dry apers' talk (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 04:05
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, Jim McGinn, 00:47

August 27, 2005

Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Rick Wagler, 22:12
Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Lee Olsen, 19:46
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 19:31
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 19:06
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Lee Olsen, 18:40
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Jois, 18:03
Re: dry apers' talk (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 17:38
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, Paul Crowley, 16:11
Re: Jason's Dilemma, Paul Crowley, 15:18
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 14:41
Re: Jason's Dilemma, Jim McGinn, 13:15
Re: Jason's Dilemma, Jim McGinn, 12:06
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 11:42
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 11:18
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 10:58
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 10:33
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 10:21
Re: A *Dry* Discussion About The Origin Of Bipedalism, Jim McGinn, 09:05
Re: Ross and EGH, Jim McGinn, 08:02
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 06:50
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., rmacfarl, 06:08
Re: Pre-historic lakes found in Africa suggest climate variation may have played a key role in human evolution, Daryl Krupa, 05:56
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 05:54
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 05:31
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., rmacfarl, 05:19
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 05:11
Re: Jason's Dilemma, rmacfarl, 04:25
Re: dry apers' talk (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 04:15
SPAM Re: COUNT THE STARS CON-TEST EXTENDED -- 2004 Hubble Ultra View - Universe - Space - Galaxies - Evolution or Intelligent Design?, Ed Conrad, 04:06
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 04:00

August 26, 2005

Re: Jason's Dilemma, spiznet, 23:09
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, spiznet, 22:59
Re: Pre-historic lakes found in Africa suggest climate variation may have played a key role in human evolution, richardparker01, 22:33
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Mario Petrinovich, 22:04
China: Handlers Try To Get Chimp To Quit Smoking, Rich Travsky, 21:35
Re: Jason's Dilemma, mclark, 20:44
Re: Jason's Dilemma, JAE, 18:26
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 17:37
Re: Need some book recommendations, Marc Verhaegen, 17:24
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Marc Verhaegen, 17:12
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Marc Verhaegen, 17:10
furlessness (Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Marc Verhaegen, 17:09
Re: no parttime KWing apihs (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 16:56
Re: Ross and EGH, spiznet, 14:55
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 13:15
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 13:10
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 13:05
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 13:03
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 13:02
Re: Pre-historic lakes found in Africa suggest climate variation may have played a key role in human evolution, Marc Verhaegen, 12:59
Re: Homo & molluscs, Marc Verhaegen, 12:55
Re: Hominid Diet Examined, Marc Verhaegen, 12:35
Re: erectus (or their immediate ancestors) were parttime divers? (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 12:27
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Marc Verhaegen, 12:24
Re: erectus (or their immediate ancestors) were parttime divers? (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 12:20
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Marc Verhaegen, 12:17
Re: dry apers' "arguments" (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 12:14
Re: behaviors retained from our long history of living on land, Marc Verhaegen, 12:11
Re: apiths: not incipient KWers, Marc Verhaegen, 12:07
Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 12:01
Re: A keeper from Marc Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Marc Verhaegen, 11:58
Ross and EGH, Jim McGinn, 09:44
Re: Homo & meat, Rich Travsky, 07:58
Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Rich Travsky, 07:56
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Rich Travsky, 07:53
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Rich Travsky, 07:50
Re: Pre-historic lakes found in Africa suggest climate variation may have played a key role in human evolution, Rich Travsky, 07:50
Re: Pre-historic lakes found in Africa suggest climate variation may have played a key role in human evolution, Rich Travsky, 07:49
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Rich Travsky, 07:45
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Rich Travsky, 07:43
Re: erectus (or their immediate ancestors) were parttime divers? (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Rich Travsky, 07:37
Re: erectus (or their immediate ancestors) were parttime divers? (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Rich Travsky, 07:34
Re: no parttime KWing apihs (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Rich Travsky, 07:31
Re: A keeper from Marc Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Rich Travsky, 07:27
Re: behaviors retained from our long history of living on land, Rich Travsky, 07:21
Re: apiths: not incipient KWers, Rich Travsky, 07:20
Re: Hominid Diet Examined, Rich Travsky, 07:17
Re: skinny runners, Rich Travsky, 07:16
Re: skinny runners, Rich Travsky, 07:08
Re: skinny runners, Rich Travsky, 07:04
Re: skinny runners, Rich Travsky, 07:03
Re: skinny runners, Rich Travsky, 06:51
Re: Jason's Dilemma, Jim McGinn, 06:40
Re: skinny runners, Rich Travsky, 06:38
Re: Jason's Dilemma, Jim McGinn, 06:30
Re: Need some book recommendations, Tom McDonald, 05:03
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Jois, 04:51
Re: I am waiting for evolutionists, mclark, 04:12
I am waiting for evolutionists, I don't believe in atheists, 04:03
New Book on Human Evolution, Aging & Longevity, Bibliophil, 03:07
dry apers' talk (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 00:50
Need some book recommendations, VBM, 00:01

August 25, 2005

Re: Georgians Claim to Unearth Ancient Skull, Rich Travsky, 23:02
Re: Footwear with arch support 30 kya, Jois, 22:41
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Jois, 22:26
Re: Homo & molluscs, Lee Olsen, 21:18
Speciation: Flowering time and the Wallace Effect, Jois, 20:15
Re: Jason's Dilemma, JAE, 20:14
Re: Jason's Dilemma, Jim McGinn, 19:29
Re: Jason's Dilemma, Paul Crowley, 19:25
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Lee Olsen, 19:17
Re: Jason's Dilemma, JAE, 16:33
Re: Jason's Dilemma, JAE, 16:33
Re: Jason's Dilemma, JAE, 16:17
Re: Questions about the Upper Paleolithic, arne97, 13:58
Homo & molluscs, Marc Verhaegen, 13:38
Re: olfactory reduction (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 13:03
COUNT THE STARS CON-TEST EXTENDED -- 2004 Hubble Ultra View - Universe - Space - Galaxies - Evolution or Intelligent Design?, Ed Conrad, 12:01
Re: HOLY SHIT! Wal-Mart ALREADY on Mars - Shocking Land Rover Revelation, Steve Hayes, 11:08
Re: Questions about the Upper Paleolithic, rmacfarl, 10:11
Re: Questions about the Upper Paleolithic, lsj, 09:51
Re: Jason's Dilemma, rmacfarl, 09:12
Re: Jason's Dilemma, Jim McGinn, 08:28
Re: Jason's Dilemma, Jim McGinn, 08:03
Re: Question regarding the Somerled article above, VBM, 06:57
HOLY SHIT! Wal-Mart ALREADY on Mars - Shocking Land Rover Revelation, Ed Conrad, 04:40
Re: Jason's Dilemma, JAE, 03:40
Re: Question regarding the Somerled article above, rmacfarl, 03:35
Re: Footwear with arch support 30 kya, deowll, 03:10
Re: Footwear with arch support 30 kya, deowll, 03:07
Re: Georgians Claim to Unearth Ancient Skull, deowll, 03:03
Re: Pre-historic lakes found in Africa suggest climate variation may have played a key role in human evolution, deowll, 02:55
Re: testosterone and puberty in male monkeys, John, 01:58
Re: Questions about the Upper Paleolithic, VBM, 01:43
Re: Georgians Claim to Unearth Ancient Skull, John B., 01:40
Re: Georgians Claim to Unearth Ancient Skull, pete, 01:13
Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 01:09
Re: Pre-historic lakes found in Africa suggest climate variation may have played a key role in human evolution, Daryl Krupa, 00:46
Re: Questions about the Upper Paleolithic, Paul Crowley, 00:38

August 24, 2005

Re: Jason's Dilemma, JAE, 23:20
Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, JAE, 21:55
WORLD'S OLDEST CONSPIRACY, edconrad, 21:41
Jason's Dilemma, Jim McGinn, 20:44
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 20:43
Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, richardparker01, 20:33
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 19:29
Re: Pre-historic lakes found in Africa suggest climate variation may have played a key role in human evolution, Lee Olsen, 19:27
Re: Pre-historic lakes found in Africa suggest climate variation may have played a key role in human evolution, richardparker01, 18:51
Understanding Evolution, Jois, 18:49
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 18:08
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Lee Olsen, 17:52
Re: Questions about the Upper Paleolithic, lsj, 15:04
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., mclark, 12:53
MORE TRIBUTES TO DEAD PSEUDO -- Rear Ended - P. T. Barnum - Tight Squeeeeeeeeeeze - Evolution Martyr - Colonoscopy, Ed Conrad, 12:32
Re: Georgians Claim to Unearth Ancient Skull, Mario Petrinovich, 11:52
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 07:52
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 07:14
Georgians Claim to Unearth Ancient Skull, John B., 05:40
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 05:19
Re: Pre-historic lakes found in Africa suggest climate variation may have played a key role in human evolution, Daryl Krupa, 01:34
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., mclark, 01:13

August 23, 2005

Questions about the Upper Paleolithic, VBM, 22:07
Re: Philip Tobias on Paradigm Change, Marc Verhaegen, 21:54
Re: <schmucks have a habit of calling people out in titles. Do you really want to be a schmuck?>, JAE, 21:51
Re: butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Lee Olsen, 21:51
Question regarding the Somerled article above, VBM, 21:42
Question regarding Somerled article posted above, VBM, 21:40
Jason's Dilemma, Jim McGinn, 20:50
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 19:30
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 18:53
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 17:51
testosterone and puberty in male monkeys, James Michael Howard, 16:44
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 16:04
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 15:40
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 15:26
Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, Jim McGinn, 14:44
Re: Satellite tracks deadly threat to humans, Whitedog, 14:10
Re: Richard's Turn, spiznet, 13:53
Re: Richard's Turn, spiznet, 13:51
Re: Richard's Turn, richardparker01, 13:02
Philip Tobias on Paradigm Change, richardparker01, 12:47
Satellite tracks deadly threat to humans, richardparker01, 12:19
Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, richardparker01, 11:43
The Real SAH, rmacfarl, 10:17
Re: Richard's Turn, Jim McGinn, 09:45
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Marc Verhaegen, 09:36
evading dry apers (Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, Marc Verhaegen, 09:30
olfactory reduction (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 09:29
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Mario Petrinovich, 08:45
Re: Pre-historic lakes found in Africa suggest climate variation may have played a key role in human evolution, Mario Petrinovich, 08:33
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Mario Petrinovich, 08:17
Re: The Forest People, John B., 06:02
Re: Footwear with arch support 30 kya, Jois, 06:00
Re: Footwear with arch support 30 kya, Jois, 05:33
Re: Footwear with arch support 30 kya, rmacfarl, 03:35
Re: Chimps Exhibit Conformity, pete, 02:29
Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, mclark, 01:31
Chimps Exhibit Conformity, Rich Travsky, 00:29

August 22, 2005

Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, JAE, 23:47
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, JAE, 23:46
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Paul Crowley, 23:44
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 22:46
Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, richardparker01, 22:42
Re: The Forest People, richardparker01, 22:21
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 22:14
butchering sites at the intersection of river channels (Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 22:12
new description of the AAT group, Marc Verhaegen, 21:15
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Jim McGinn, 18:48
Re: Footwear with arch support 30 kya, Rich Travsky, 16:09
Re: Footwear with arch support 30 kya, mclark, 13:16
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, mclark, 12:52
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Algis Kuliukas, 11:08
Re: Footwear with arch support 30 kya, Jois, 10:42
Re: The Forest People, rmacfarl, 09:01
Re: The Forest People, rmacfarl, 08:55
Re: The Forest People, rmacfarl, 08:42
Re: Richard's Turn, rmacfarl, 08:23
humid periods in E.Africa, Marc Verhaegen, 07:26
Re: Footwear with arch support 30 kya, rmacfarl, 06:05
Re: Footwear with arch support 30 kya, Jois, 05:50
Re: The <nameless> major proponent has 0 arguments fort AAT (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., mclark, 05:21
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, JAE, 05:07
Re: Another little tidbit on Apith diet, bob_keeter, 02:37
Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, spiznet, 02:34
Re: The <nameless> major proponent has 0 arguments fort AAT (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., rmacfarl, 02:26
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 02:19
Re: AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Lee Olsen, 02:15
Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, rmacfarl, 01:56
Re: Another little tidbit on Apith diet, Marc Verhaegen, 01:51
Ecological Gatekeeper Hypothesis Confirmed, Jim McGinn, 01:49
Re: The <nameless> major proponent has 0 arguments fort AAT (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 01:44
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, JAE, 01:40
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Paul Crowley, 01:35
Re: The <nameless> major proponent has 0 arguments fort AAT (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., mclark, 00:16

August 21, 2005

Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 23:59
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 23:54
Eshleman's "answers" :-D (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 23:54
AAT is based on comparative data (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 22:38
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Paul Crowley, 22:27
Re: Eshleman has 0 arguments against AAT (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., spiznet, 21:35
Re: Richard's Turn, Rick Wagler, 21:07
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Rick Wagler, 21:05
Eshleman doesn't understand evolution (Re: The <nameless> major proponent has 0 arguments fort AAT (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 21:04
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, JAE, 21:02
alternating humid & dry periods :-D, Marc Verhaegen, 21:01
Re: Another little tidbit on Apith diet, Lee Olsen, 20:38
Re: Richard's Turn, JAE, 20:28
Another little tidbit on Apith diet, bob_keeter, 19:18
Re: Richard's Turn, Jim McGinn, 19:15
Re: Richard's Turn, JAE, 19:01
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Jim McGinn, 19:01
Re: The <nameless> major proponent has 0 arguments fort AAT (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 18:56
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Jim McGinn, 18:56
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, JAE, 18:49
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, JAE, 18:42
Spoils of War, Jim McGinn, 18:32
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Jim McGinn, 18:01
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Rick Wagler, 17:59
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, mclark, 15:30
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Lee Olsen, 14:53
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, mclark, 14:01
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Algis Kuliukas, 12:40
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 11:46
Re: simba mla watu amekula watu 40 majerui, Marc Verhaegen, 11:33
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Marc Verhaegen, 11:32
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Marc Verhaegen, 11:29
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Marc Verhaegen, 11:25
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 11:07
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 11:00
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 10:51
AAT is a biological theory (Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 10:51
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 10:05
Re: The <nameless> major proponent has 0 arguments fort AAT (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 10:04
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Jim McGinn, 05:52
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Algis Kuliukas, 05:51
Re: The Forest People, deowll, 03:42
Re: Pre-historic lakes found in Africa suggest climate variation may have played a key role in human evolution, deowll, 03:36
Re: Richard's Turn, JAE, 03:35
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, JAE, 03:32
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, deowll, 03:31
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, JAE, 03:27
Re: The <nameless> major proponent has 0 arguments fort AAT (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 03:25
Re: simba mla watu amekula watu 40 majerui, Rick Wagler, 01:30
Re: The <nameless> major proponent has 0 arguments fort AAT (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 00:20
Re: simba mla watu amekula watu 40 majerui, Marc Verhaegen, 00:18
Re: The Forest People, Jois, 00:12
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Jois, 00:02

August 20, 2005

Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, Jois, 23:57
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Marc Verhaegen, 23:50
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 23:47
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 23:40
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Jim McGinn, 22:23
Richard's Turn, Jim McGinn, 22:21
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Rick Wagler, 22:01
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, JAE, 21:23
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Jim McGinn, 21:16
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, JAE, 21:14
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Lee Olsen, 21:08
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, JAE, 21:02
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, spiznet, 21:01
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Marc Verhaegen, 20:45
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 20:42
Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, mclark, 18:53
Re: The Forest People, mclark, 18:41
Book review: The Ancestor's Tale (Richard Dawkins), Anthony Campbell, 18:25
Re: The Forest People, Paul Ciszek, 18:21
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Rick Wagler, 17:36
Re: All-gas ranting about AAH, spiznet, 17:30
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Rick Wagler, 17:13
E.Afr.lakes grew ~ 2.6, 1.8 & 1 Ma, Marc Verhaegen, 16:04
Re: The Forest People, richardparker01, 15:58
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Marc Verhaegen, 15:43
Re: Pre-historic lakes found in Africa suggest climate variation may have played a key role in human evolution, richardparker01, 15:38
Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, richardparker01, 15:26
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, mclark, 14:49
Re: The Forest People, mclark, 14:13
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Rick Wagler, 14:04
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 13:54
Pre-historic lakes found in Africa suggest climate variation may have played a key role in human evolution, Marc Verhaegen, 13:51
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Algis Kuliukas, 13:15
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Paul Crowley, 11:18
Re: Early humans 'may have spread TB', Paul Crowley, 11:17
Early humans 'may have spread TB', Paul Crowley, 09:12
The Forest People, rmacfarl, 07:04
Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, mclark, 01:57
Re: simba mla watu amekula watu 40 majerui, pete, 00:27
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Lee Olsen, 00:08

August 19, 2005

Re: Algis ranting about AAH, JAE, 23:59
Re: From the pond in Atlantis: Atlantean Reeboks, Rich Travsky, 23:56
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Lee Olsen, 23:02
Re: Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Marc Verhaegen, 22:52
Re: Algis ranting about AAH, Marc Verhaegen, 21:44
Watch that basket!, Jim McGinn, 21:29
Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, Jois, 21:10
simba mla watu amekula watu 40 majerui, Marc Verhaegen, 19:37
Re: Savannah Runner Found Dead in Lake, Lee Olsen, 19:26
Re: From the pond in Atlantis: Atlantean Reeboks, Cary Kittrell, 19:02
Otters Keep Warm With Hair, Not Fat, Rich Travsky, 18:32
Re: From the pond in Atlantis: Atlantean Reeboks, spiznet, 18:29
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Mario Petrinovich, 18:27
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Mario Petrinovich, 18:26
From the pond in Atlantis: Atlantean Reeboks, Zod, 17:15
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, Lee Olsen, 14:50
Re: Bo Graslund "Early humans & their world" Routledge, richardparker01, 13:50

August 12, 2005

Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, spiznet, 17:56
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, spiznet, 17:52
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Lee Olsen, 17:37
Re: TOBS: Ape to Man on the history channel, Matt Silberstein, 17:19
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 16:36
Re: skinny runners - Jim's Crocodile Fable, Lee Olsen, 16:02
Re: TOBS: Ape to Man on the history channel, Javriol, 15:18
Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, Paul Crowley, 13:35
savanna believers trying to be funny (Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 13:27
Re: skinny runners - Jim's Crocodile Fable, rmacfarl, 12:02
Re: And Now for Something Completely Different, rmacfarl, 11:44
Re: skinny runners - Jim's Crocodile Fable, richardparker01, 10:04
Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, richardparker01, 08:28
Re: Phenotypic variations due to oceanic and continental climates, jois, 07:57
And Now for Something Completely Different, jois, 07:49
Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, jois, 07:24
Re: skinny runners - Jim's Crocodile Fable, Lee Olsen, 02:48
Re: skinny runners, JAE, 01:54
Re: A Diffusion Theory Put Forth, spiznet, 01:50
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 00:58

August 11, 2005

HUBBlE PIX SHAKING UP ALL OF SCIENCE, Ed Conrad, 23:55
Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, Rick Wagler, 23:17
Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, jois, 23:11
Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, richardparker01, 21:34
Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, mclark, 20:24
Re: A Diffusion Theory Put Forth, Su Solomon, 19:50
Re: Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, Su Solomon, 19:42
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, Su Solomon, 19:37
Re: A Diffusion Theory Put Forth, Algis Kuliukas, 19:30
Is the Savannah Theory really dead yet?, richardparker01, 18:56
Re: Scientists in South Korea have produced the first dog clones, they report in Nature magazine this week., Rich Travsky, 18:15
Re: Why men don't listen to women, John, 16:45
Re: Scientists in South Korea have produced the first dog clones, they report in Nature magazine this week., John, 16:40
Re: Two New Lemurs Found!, spiznet, 16:01
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, richardparker01, 12:58
Re: skinny runners - Jim's Crocodile Fable, richardparker01, 10:59
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, rmacfarl, 10:57
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, rmacfarl, 10:36
Re: Ground Sloth & Sasquatch, rmacfarl, 10:19
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, Su Solomon, 09:19
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, richardparker01, 08:56
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, Rick Wagler, 02:30
Re: Ground Sloth & Sasquatch, Daryl Krupa, 02:23
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, Paul Crowley, 00:51
Re: skinny runners - Jim's Crocodile Fable, Lee Olsen, 00:43
Re: skinny runners, JAE, 00:24

August 10, 2005

Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 23:44
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, deowll, 23:41
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, deowll, 23:40
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, richardparker01, 22:07
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), spiznet, 22:06
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), jois, 21:41
Re: A Diffusion Theory Put Forth, Su Solomon, 20:19
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, Su Solomon, 20:15
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, richardparker01, 19:35
Two New Lemurs Found!, Rich Travsky, 18:08
Re: skinny runners - Jim's Crocodile Fable, richardparker01, 17:45
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, rmacfarl, 12:20
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), rmacfarl, 11:34
Re: Hominid Diet Examined, rmacfarl, 11:01
Re: skinny runners - Jim's Crocodile Fable, Lee Olsen, 05:19
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, pete, 02:17
Re: Why men don't listen to women, pete, 02:09

August 09, 2005

Why men don't listen to women, Lorenzo L. Love, 20:13
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Paul Crowley, 19:09
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Pauline M Ross, 17:35
Re: "Bigfoot" Hair To Be Tested, spiznet, 15:36
Re: skinny runners - Jim's Crocodile Fable, Whitedog, 14:48
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, richardparker01, 14:10
Re: A Diffusion Theory Put Forth, richardparker01, 13:42
Re: A Diffusion Theory Put Forth, Algis Kuliukas, 13:15
Re: Walking Robots Using Ballistic/Passive Dynamics, richardparker01, 13:06
Re: A Diffusion Theory Put Forth, richardparker01, 12:59
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, richardparker01, 12:46
Re: skinny runners - Jim's Crocodile Fable, richardparker01, 12:41
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Pauline M Ross, 08:34
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, Philip Deitiker, 06:16
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, rmacfarl, 02:21
Re: Here are my thoughts - McLark, mclark, 01:53
Re: Here are my thoughts - McLark, spiznet, 00:20
Re: Here are my thoughts - McLark, Philip Deitiker, 00:04

August 08, 2005

Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question - Retroviruses, Paul Crowley, 23:57
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Jim McGinn, 21:02
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Paul Crowley, 18:59
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), Pauline M Ross, 17:10
Re: Here are my thoughts - McLark, richardparker01, 16:57
Re: skinny runners - Jim's Crocodile Fable, Lee Olsen, 16:44
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), Algis Kuliukas, 13:58
Re: "Bigfoot" Hair To Be Tested, lsj, 13:45
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), richardparker01, 13:03
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question - Retroviruses, richardparker01, 12:39
Re: skinny runners - Jim's Crocodile Fable, richardparker01, 12:25
Re: skinny runners, Su Solomon, 11:31
Re: A Diffusion Theory Put Forth, Paul Crowley, 11:16
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Paul Crowley, 11:15
A Diffusion Theory Put Forth, Rich Travsky, 07:30
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 04:45
Walking Robots Using Ballistic/Passive Dynamics, Rich Travsky, 03:53
Re: skinny runners, richardparker01, 02:27
Re: Hominid Diet Examined, richardparker01, 01:42
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Paul Crowley, 01:06
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Paul Crowley, 01:03

August 07, 2005

Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Lorenzo L. Love, 23:31
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Rick Wagler, 23:04
Spiral Star Shaped Cone Hole in rock. what could it be?, berserk04, 22:49
AUG 25th 9AM -History Channel--The Mystery of Afghan Gold, bactriangold, 21:37
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 20:38
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), JAE, 09:05
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), Algis Kuliukas, 07:54
Re: Phenotypic variations due to oceanic and continental climates, jgissw1@xxxxxxx, 03:19
Re: Ground Sloth & Sasquatch, deowll, 03:14
Ground Sloth & Sasquatch, alas_my_loves, 01:49

August 06, 2005

Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, deowll, 23:56
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, deowll, 23:45
Re: OT: A Genetic Defect that does no harm?, deowll, 23:29
Re: OT: A Genetic Defect that does no harm?, deowll, 23:27
Re: Hominid Diet Examined, deowll, 23:22
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), JAE, 20:55
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., spiznet, 20:24
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), Algis Kuliukas, 20:01
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), JAE, 19:12
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), JAE, 19:05
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., mclark, 18:42
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., spiznet, 17:11
Re: Phenotypic variations due to oceanic and continental climates, spiznet, 16:53
Re: Hominid Diet Examined, John Roth, 15:48
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), mclark, 14:43
Re: OT: A Genetic Defect that does no harm?, mclark, 14:36
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, richardparker01, 13:29
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, richardparker01, 13:26
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 11:58
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), Pauline M Ross, 11:47
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, pete, 10:07
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., rmacfarl, 09:10
Re: OT: A Genetic Defect that does no harm?, firstjois, 06:01
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), Algis Kuliukas, 05:58
Re: OT: A Genetic Defect that does no harm?, firstjois, 05:56
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, firstjois, 05:53
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), Algis Kuliukas, 05:42
Re: Hominid Diet Examined, firstjois, 05:39
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), Algis Kuliukas, 05:37
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, Lorenzo L. Love, 05:14
Re: OT: A Genetic Defect that does no harm?, rmacfarl, 05:14
Re: OT: A Genetic Defect that does no harm?, Lorenzo L. Love, 05:04
Re: OT: A Genetic Defect that does no harm?, Lorenzo L. Love, 05:03
Re: OT: A Genetic Defect that does no harm?, Lorenzo L. Love, 04:52
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, rmacfarl, 04:13
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., rmacfarl, 03:53
Eating Megafauna, arne97, 03:37
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 02:30
Re: skinny runners, JAE, 02:15
Re: Hominid Diet Examined, richardparker01, 02:12
Re: skinny runners, richardparker01, 01:59
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, richardparker01, 01:40
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Andrew Nowicki, 01:00
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, deowll, 00:34
Re: OT: A Genetic Defect that does no harm?, deowll, 00:30

August 05, 2005

Re: skinny runners, Paul Crowley, 23:43
Re: skinny runners and fatness again, Paul Crowley, 23:41
Re: AN EXTRATERRESTRIAL SPEAKS - More on BILLY Meier - Henoch Prophecies - UFOs - Space - Universe -, Norm�, 23:37
Re: Hominid Diet Examined, John Roth, 22:25
Re: Hominid Diet Examined, firstjois, 19:58
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), JAE, 19:27
Hominid Diet Examined, Rich Travsky, 19:06
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 17:24
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), Rick Wagler, 17:14
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Algis Kuliukas, 17:13
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, firstjois, 15:36
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), Algis Kuliukas, 15:32
Re: OT: A Genetic Defect that does no harm?, firstjois, 15:07
More on the DHEA to Cortisol Ratio and Human Behavior: Human Evolution, James Michael Howard, 15:02
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, Whitedog, 14:32
Re: skinny runners, Al Zeller, 14:29
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), mclark, 13:46
Re: OT: A Genetic Defect that does no harm?, richardparker01, 13:39
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), mclark, 13:38
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), mclark, 13:33
Re: skinny runners, mclark, 13:30
AN EXTRATERRESTRIAL SPEAKS - More on BILLY Meier - Henoch Prophecies - UFOs - Space - Universe -, Ed Conrad, 13:28
Re: skinny runners, mclark, 13:09
Re: skinny runners, Pauline M Ross, 12:09
Re: skinny runners, rmacfarl, 11:01
Re: skinny runners, rmacfarl, 10:49
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), rmacfarl, 10:36
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), JAE, 10:17
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, rmacfarl, 10:15
Re: OT skinny runners and fatness again, richardparker01, 10:04
Re: Final Soaping up of the Aquatic Question, rmacfarl, 09:46
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., rmacfarl, 09:19
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), firstjois, 08:28
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), Algis Kuliukas, 07:40
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), JAE, 06:58
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), Algis Kuliukas, 06:35
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), Algis Kuliukas, 05:48
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), Algis Kuliukas, 05:40
Phenotypic variations due to oceanic and continental climates, jgissw1@xxxxxxx, 03:58
Re: skinny runners, alanmc95210, 02:49
OT: A Genetic Defect that does no harm?, firstjois, 02:20
Re: skinny runners and fatness again, firstjois, 01:53
Re: OT skinny runners and fatness again, firstjois, 01:52
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), firstjois, 01:44
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, deowll, 01:09

August 04, 2005

Re: skinny runners and fatness again, Philip Deitiker, 22:06
Andrews Murky Scenario, Jim McGinn, 21:26
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, Philip Deitiker, 21:22
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), JAE, 20:01
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), JAE, 19:38
Re: skinny runners and fatness again, richardparker01, 18:26
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), spiznet, 15:38
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), Andrew Nowicki, 14:52
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Andrew Nowicki, 13:58
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, richardparker01, 11:55
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, richardparker01, 11:47
Re: skinny runners, firstjois, 04:48
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, mclark, 04:37
Re: skinny runners and fatness again, firstjois, 04:37
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), firstjois, 04:01
Re: How SAP was Born, firstjois, 03:35
How SAP was Born, firstjois, 03:28
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, richardparker01, 02:48
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, richardparker01, 02:36
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), Algis Kuliukas, 02:23
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), Algis Kuliukas, 02:11
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, Lorenzo L. Love, 01:21
Re: skinny runners and fatness again, mclark, 01:15
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 00:56
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, mclark, 00:37
Re: skinny runners and fatness again, richardparker01, 00:20
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 00:19
Re: skinny runners, Lee Olsen, 00:07
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Aardvark J. Bandersnatch, MP, LP, BLT, ETC., 00:06

August 03, 2005

Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, deowll, 23:25
Re: skinny runners and fatness again, Pauline M Ross, 23:04
Re: Alain Bombard, spiznet, 22:36
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, richardparker01, 21:54
Re: Scientists in South Korea have produced the first dog clones, they report in Nature magazine this week., richardparker01, 21:47
Re: skinny runners and fatness again, Whitedog, 21:44
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, Lorenzo L. Love, 21:40
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, richardparker01, 21:31
Scientists in South Korea have produced the first dog clones, they report in Nature magazine this week., Roger Bagula, 21:24
Re: skinny runners and fatness again, Philip Deitiker, 21:23
Re: skinny runners, richardparker01, 21:11
Re: Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, Philip Deitiker, 21:11
Re: skinny runners, firstjois, 19:40
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Jim McGinn, 18:29
Re: skinny runners, firstjois, 17:59
Re: skinny runners, Pauline M Ross, 17:57
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), JAE, 17:53
Re: skinny runners and fatness again, Whitedog, 17:52
Re: skinny runners, firstjois, 17:49
Re: skinny runners and fatness again, firstjois, 17:48
Re: skinny runners and fatness again, firstjois, 17:45
Paraculture - tending wild resources, but not domesticating them, richardparker01, 17:43
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Jim McGinn, 17:41
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), firstjois, 17:35
Re: Totally OT-Can we move San Andreas Fault to just above the Rio Grande?, firstjois, 17:18
Re: skinny runners, JAE, 17:05
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., richardparker01, 16:27
Oxytocin and Altruism, arne97, 16:16
Re: Totally OT-Can we move San Andreas Fault to just above the Rio Grande?, richardparker01, 15:30
Re: skinny runners and fatness again, richardparker01, 15:06
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), mclark, 14:37
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, richardparker01, 14:34
Re: Big Bertha Thing blogs, Tony Lance, 14:28
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), Algis Kuliukas, 13:30
Thought for Tomorrow.. (Please Read Today), Ed Conrad, 12:41
Thought for Tomorrow. (Please Read Today), Ed Conrad, 12:39
Charles Darwin -- " " -- On His Monkey Business, Ed Conrad, 11:36
Re: skinny runners and fatness again, Pauline M Ross, 08:33
Re: skinny runners, Pauline M Ross, 08:29
Re: skinny runners, Pauline M Ross, 08:27
Re: skinny runners, mclark, 08:05
Re: skinny runners, firstjois, 03:49
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), firstjois, 02:43
Re: One Picture Worth a Zillion Worlds -- A Vote for INTELLIGENT DESIGN, Roneal, 02:31
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 00:47

August 02, 2005

Re: skinny runners, Pauline M Ross, 23:34
Re: skinny runners, JAE, 22:56
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Andrew Nowicki, 22:45
Re: Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), Andrew Nowicki, 22:44
Re: skinny runners, Pauline M Ross, 22:29
composite agreement by experts in the feild (Re: Paleoanthropology and its success as a science - Was: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 21:11
Re: skinny runners, JAE, 20:50
Re: skinny runners, richardparker01, 20:42
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 20:23
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 20:17
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 20:15
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Paul Crowley, 19:46
Here are my thoughts about the habitat of the wading (substitute AAR for wading), firstjois, 19:31
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 19:15
Re: Paleoanthropology and its success as a science - Was: skinny runners, Philip Deitiker, 19:12
Re: Alain Bombard, Marc Verhaegen, 19:11
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Andrew Nowicki, 18:33
Re: skinny runners, JAE, 18:20
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Lee Olsen, 16:43
Re: skinny runners, Pauline M Ross, 15:59
Re: Alain Bombard, Andrew Nowicki, 15:39
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Pauline M Ross, 15:28
Re: Paleoanthropology and its success as a science - Was: skinny runners, firstjois, 15:16
Re: Final Soaping up of the Aquatic Question, firstjois, 15:11
Re: Totally OT-Can we move San Andreas Fault to just above the Rio Grande?, firstjois, 15:02
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Paul Crowley, 14:52
Re: parttime KWing apihs? (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 12:50
Alain Bombard, Marc Verhaegen, 12:42
Re: One Picture Worth a Zillion Worlds -- A Vote for INTELLIGENT DESIGN, blazing laser, 09:26
One Picture Worth a Zillion Worlds -- A Vote for INTELLIGENT DESIGN, Ed Conrad, 05:38
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Andrew Nowicki, 04:23
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Lee Olsen, 04:17
Re: parttime KWing apihs? (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Rick Wagler, 02:32
Re: Paleoanthropology and its success as a science - Was: skinny runners, mclark, 02:09
Re: skinny runners, firstjois, 02:07
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, JAE, 01:39
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Paul Crowley, 01:27
Re: Sweating hominids, Marc Verhaegen, 01:14
Re: skinny runners, Marc Verhaegen, 01:03

August 01, 2005

Re: Paleoanthropology and its success as a science - Was: skinny runners, arne97, 23:43
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 23:29
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 23:17
Re: Paleoanthropology and its success as a science - Was: skinny runners, Rick Wagler, 23:15
Hn diet, Marc Verhaegen, 23:15
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, richardparker01, 23:13
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Whitedog, 22:33
Re: Totally OT-Can we move San Andreas Fault to the Rio Grande?, richardparker01, 21:57
Re: Paleoanthropology and its success as a science - Was: skinny runners, arne97, 21:41
Re: Paleoanthropology and its success as a science - Was: skinny runners, JAE, 21:35
Paleoanthropology and its success as a science - Was: skinny runners, richardparker01, 21:13
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Andrew Nowicki, 20:22
Final Solution of the Savanna Question, Jim McGinn, 19:56
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, richardparker01, 19:50
Re: skinny runners, JAE, 19:39
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Andrew Nowicki, 19:36
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Whitedog, 19:09
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Andrew Nowicki, 18:40
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 17:32
savanna nonsense (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 17:05
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 16:54
KWing (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 16:49
Totally OT-Can we move San Andreas Fault to the Rio Grande?, firstjois, 16:11
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 16:03
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Whitedog, 14:27
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Whitedog, 14:22
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, mclark, 14:20
Re: skinny runners, richardparker01, 14:00
Re: Sweating hominids, richardparker01, 13:39
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Paul Crowley, 13:30
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Paul Crowley, 13:28
BRONZE MEMORIAL TO SMITHSONIAN SCIENTIST >> FREAK ACCIDENT << ., Ed Conrad, 13:12
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, richardparker01, 12:43
Re: Final Soaping up of the Aquatic Question, richardparker01, 12:32
Re: skinny runners, Al Zeller, 12:26
parttime KWing apihs? (Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 10:56
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, rmacfarl, 10:05
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, rmacfarl, 09:42
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Jim McGinn, 06:45
Re: skinny runners, firstjois, 06:38
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, firstjois, 06:35
Re: skinny runners, deowll, 05:08
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, spiznet, 02:03
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, firstjois, 01:47
Re: skinny runners, richardparker01, 01:44
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Andrew Nowicki, 01:40
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Rick Wagler, 00:29

July 31, 2005

Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Paul Crowley, 23:44
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Andrew Nowicki, 22:19
Re: Dryopithecus, Ramapithecus, Gigantopithecus et al., Marc Verhaegen, 21:13
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Andrew Nowicki, 21:10
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Lee Olsen, 19:56
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Andrew Nowicki, 19:26
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 19:22
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Andrew Nowicki, 18:29
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Rick Wagler, 18:19
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Lee Olsen, 18:15
Re: AAT is based on comparative evidence & is nowhere contradicted by the fossil evidence (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Lee Olsen, 17:20
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Andrew Nowicki, 16:49
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Andrew Nowicki, 16:49
Re: Dryopithecus, Ramapithecus, Gigantopithecus et al., Kuko, 15:01
Re: eating sharks EGGS by baboons, Marc Verhaegen, 14:44
Smithsonian Expert Buried - FREAK ACCIDENT., Ed Conrad, 14:15
Re: Dryopithecus, Ramapithecus, Gigantopithecus et al., Marc Verhaegen, 11:33
Re: comparing primate, cetacean, rodent & bird intelligences, Jim McGinn, 10:18
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 09:29
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 06:49
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Lee Olsen, 04:02
Re: Dryopithecus, Ramapithecus, Gigantopithecus et al., Kuko, 03:44
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., JAE, 03:32
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Rick Wagler, 03:11
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 02:46
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 02:43
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Rick Wagler, 02:37
Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Algis Kuliukas, 02:22
Re: AAT is based on comparative evidence & is nowhere contradicted by the fossil evidence (Re: A critique of the BBC aquatic ape programme and the transcript., Marc Verhaegen, 02:14
Re: Dryopithecus, Ramapithecus, Gigantopithecus et al., Marc Verhaegen, 01:37
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Marc Verhaegen, 00:54
Re: Final Solution of the Aquatic Question, Rick Wagler, 00:02
Re: skinny runners, firstjois, 00:00