EliteOne Forum Posts (1,590)

RE: The origin of Adam

Hiya Boban

have you ever read any of Jordan Maxwell books or seen any of his lectures. This is quite a good one, talks along the same lines as your topic!



I think its after half way that he talks about genesis!

RE: IF YOU WERE GOD

I would probably make more women sinners!

RE: Noahs Ark

I wouldn’t worry about it too much, we all approach these topics differently, some more fiery then others. At the moment we are trying to figure out how things were done using existing technology, however we are forgetting it is quite in reverse- stone age technology verses modern thinking.

RE: The origin of Adam

Many years ago and I’m talking around when I was 8 my grandfather use to read from a book of Adam which he believed was one of the many books excluded from the bible Funny thing is, I just googled it and behold, there is such a book. It suppose to talk about advanced medical science. It certainly will be interesting reading. Great topic!

RE: What makes you smile?

OK OK I’m yours but no choking chain!

RE: What makes you smile?

You big teddybear you!

RE: Is there such a thing as true love??

How can you tell if two adults eating dinner at a restaurant are in love?
"Just see if the man picks up the check. That's how you can tell if he's in love." -- Bobby, age 9

"Lovers will just be staring at each other and their food will get cold... Other people care more about the food." -- Bart, age 9

"Romantic adults usually are all dressed up, so if they are just wearing jeans it might mean they used to go out or they just broke up." --Sarah, age 9

"See if the man has lipstick on his face." -- Sandra, age 7

"It's love if they order one of those desserts that are on fire. They like to order those because it's just like how their hearts are --- on fire." -- Christine, age 9



~taylor/humor/love.htm

RE: Is there such a thing as true love??

You mean check the 710 cap?

RE: Is there such a thing as true love??

Maybe the service part only!

RE: Noahs Ark

Great post lady Katt1017 informative as well as factual. This will certainly have a great impact in revaluating old info and forming new opinions on the subject. I also appreciate your time invested on the subject.

RE: Is there such a thing as true love??

RE: Noahs Ark

The real genesis or Gen- Isis!

We have proof!

RE: Noahs Ark

Slight problem with that theory. While I agree it is probable, the problem is, tombs and pyramids were not made for future emperors, they were made for a specific ruler of the time. Another problem, Most Egyptians died around the age of 40 for no other reason then dental hygiene, rotting teeth poisoned their bloodstream.

RE: Noahs Ark

Interesting theory indeed.

Here is a little problem many theories such as these, they don’t work cannot work in present moment or in yesteryears. There is no equipment today that can move anything above 350 tons yet alone 800 ton rocks especially over rough terrane like a mountain. Building bridges is an architectural art. It is very involved and more complex then building pyramids, moreover time consuming. By the way there are no aliens or gods involved in this either, it was simply done by a method unknown to us.

RE: Is there such a thing as true love??

Compassionate

RE: Is there such a thing as true love??

normajeanlegend

Sorry for not sticking with the topic. I’m just not good with companionate answers or advice.

RE: Is there such a thing as true love??

There is more and more men and women that cannot stay faithful, I wonder why? Too many previous relationships to compare against?

RE: 2012---the truth according to Maya scholars---you may relax!

Another Tsunami! What are they now 4, 5 months apart?


I don’t know about you people but today I started build an ark.
It worked once right!

RE: Is there such a thing as true love??

You bet there is! Every time I was late I would say…"its true love," I hade to work late!

RE: Noahs Ark

They were made from diorite not graphite. That’s my physics filing me I knew they both were made from carbon just mixed the names up. But the point still stands what was achieved back then, there are no answers for it today.


Diorite is an extremely hard rock, making it difficult to carve and work with. It is so hard that ancient civilizations (such as Ancient Egypt) used diorite balls to work granite. Its hardness, however, also allows it to be worked finely and take a high polish, and to provide a durable finished work.
One comparatively frequent use of diorite was for inscription, as it is easier to carve in relief than in three-dimensional statuary. Perhaps the most famous diorite work extant is the Code of Hammurabi, inscribed upon a 2.23m (7ft 4in) pillar of black diorite. The original can be seen today in Paris' Musée de Louvre. The use of diorite in art was most important among very early Middle Eastern civilizations such as Ancient Egypt, Babylonia, Assyria and Sumer. It was so valued in early times that the first great Mesopotamian empire -- the Empire of Sargon of Akkad -- listed the taking of diorite as a purpose of military expeditions.
Although one can find diorite art from later periods, it became more popular as a structural stone and was frequently used as pavement due to its durability. Diorite was used by both the Inca and Mayan civilizations, but mostly for fortress walls, weaponry, etc. It was especially popular with medieval Islamic builders. In later times, diorite was commonly used as cobblestone; today many diorite cobblestone streets can be found in England, Guernsey and Scotland, and scattered throughout the world in such places as Ecuador and China. Although diorite is rough-textured in nature, its ability to take a polish can be seen in the diorite steps of St. Paul's Cathedral, London, where centuries of foot traffic have polished the steps to a sheen.

RE: Noahs Ark

No no no you missed the point the place was built from graphite, one of the hardest stone next to diamond. It really has sweet F all to do with aliens. They just simply have no explanation as to how it was done. No different to saying god did it.

RE: Noahs Ark

Possible you are correct but let me bring your attention to this?



this also is simply increasable.

RE: Noahs Ark

For me what Incas managed to do is much greater then the building of pyramids. Incas used the density of stones that can only possibly be cut using diamond tip saws.

RE: I need a flavour

I will do anything for you but I wont do that..

Conspiracies! What do you believe?

swine flu vaccination interesting outlook!

RE: Noahs Ark

now that can be dangerous!

RE: Noahs Ark

Did the 2 thumbs give it way and the 2 heads?

RE: Noahs Ark

Yo Steve me and you are related if both of us are here!

Bless you my far cousin !

RE: Noahs Ark

What all you people don’t understand Noah was my great, great grand, grand daddy few ancestors removed started to work in the family business of carpentry at 4 years of age. By the time he was 500 he was the most qualified person on this planet with 496 years of experience to build this god forsaken ark. Of course he built it who else would have? Give me a name people just one name? You cant right? So stop calling my great grand daddy a liar!

RE: Imagine

Love it! Never crossed my mind!