if this is the case, then what lives in the ponds in Duckville? Do you think that the relatinship from duck in the pond to the ducks in Ducktales is like the link between us and apes? If it is, Disney is way ahead of its time - bring on the Duckanoids!
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Great imagination!but all these ducktales are for kids to enjoy.It is the authors imagination to make them talk.
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Oh, Jim!  I want to meet that flying spaghetti monster!  Did I miss him again? The meatballs were bouncing all over the place and I looked for him, too, but he was gone.  Or did someone eat him.  Did you eat him, Jim?  Tell me you didn't....  The Creation story has been around alot longer than the Evolution story...whether we agree with these two shouldn't make any difference...they should get equal time so people have a chance to make up their own minds.  Elevating either one over the other is not what it's about...is it that you can't trust kids to choose your way?  You probably say it's religion...it's not.  Just like when it told of the planets in space when men thought the world was flat...Someone may know a little more than you.  Just because it's written in a book and not in fossils shouldn't blind you to the fact that someone had to know, and then told the writers.  Anyway, I'm not that worried about it.  I don't fight over it, I just fight over the abusive treatment that flies around.  So, if other religions want to say their thing, great.  Maybe they should have a special course for the ideas over the origin of man...maybe the kids can act each one out and have a good time doing it. What is the threat???  I don't get it...
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maybe cartoon duck penis only comes out when its wet. don't question disney biology. that sh*t is foolproof.
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You are so right. I never thought bout it til now,\n\nBut also....\n\nLilo & Stitch...no mom or dad\n\nLittle Mermaid....no mom\n\nBrother Bear....no mom\n\nPocohantas....no mom\n\nHmmm..is Herbie the new one a disney one too, cuz she doesnt have a mom in it either...\n\nLol, my daughter is now looking at all the titles and saying your right. Good eye. Hmmm..Did Walt have a mom issue??
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Hi,\nI dont think so... Ducks are amphibians (I think). That means they can live both on land and water. But they are primarily land creatures. I mean they cant go swimming forever can they?\nDucks can be found on small lakes too. Not neccessarily marshes.\nNo, I dont think all rivers have marshes. There is a river here in our town. It doesnt have marshes...
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I think they were killed in the flood, but have you ever read (I think) in Job about the leviathan?  Sounds so much like a brontesaurus or dipladucas doesn't it?  People try to say it's a croc, but it's  nothing like a crocodile.  Also Psalms 74 says He lopped off the heads (plural) of leviathan, and made mincemeat of the dragon.  I'm not trying to make people believe anything, it's just one of the things I wonder.
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Relationship to other primates had been suspected for years before Darwin   (1840's)-- simple observation.  Now with the deciphering of the geome for both chimps, and humans, relationship has been proved beyond a shadow of a doubt.  We are all so similar even back to fish ---a central body with 5 protrusions -- head and 4 limbs.  I don't know it all, lady, but taught science and math for years, read Discover Magazine, Scientific American, and watch the Science channel.   Fascinating.... Evolution is no longer a theory, but a fact, a lovely fact.  Our medical research on rats, dogs, and other critters would be worthless if evolution were not..   Helpful?  The question is toooo complicated to fully explain.  But you can start by reading scientific journals....   Good luck  Life is a life-long learning process.....  and god has nothing to do with it.  Critters survived, and evolved.  If a gene were detrimental, the critter carrying it didn't live long enough to procreate.  It the mutated gene was beneficial, it aided in that critter to live long enough to reproduce.  Lots of evolution is even occuring today.  Google things like Darwin's Finches, pigmy elephants, and of course dinasaurs.  \n\nOne quick interesting thing about moths in England to illustrate evolution:  In the early 1600's, before the Industrial Revolution began and coal producing smoke was a fact of life, a particular moth was mostly white, and blended into the tree bark on which it laid its eggs. The tree bark was white. Occasionally a grey-black one was hatched, but never lived very long -- birds got it.  As the Industrial Revolution took off in England, producing black soot, that black soot began to cover the trees' bark.  In less than 150 years, the white variety was gone, and there existed only the darker mutant.  Beginning in 1950 when England passed anti air pollution laws, those trees began loosing the soot off of the tree bark.  Yup, you guessed it..... the white variant is now dominant........ evolution in action  ,,,,,Helpful????
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I have heard of a lot of sightings in thePacific North West especially Washington state. Proof ?  do you think there are that many crazy people out there ? I mean there are huge numbers of people who claim to have sightings and they say there is some evidence. in the south he is called Skunk Ape. think about this. we know that Pigeons have babies but have you ever seen one ? my family all hunt hike and do a lot of other outdoor sports but we have never seen a cougar either. that doesn't mean they don't exist.
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i believe that u can go to the disney world website. are u planning on going there? i just went, its an awsome place!
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ooohh you had to bring up those 70's sea monkey's! What do you think brought me to Florida? Those damn sea monkey's thats who...They grew into 420lb. creatures no very cute I might add. The rumors started by the town folk in Pennsylvania and they all showed up at the farm at night with torches and pitch forks with the sheriff and the mayor. I had to put them aboard my truck and transport them to the swamp here for their own safety. I didn't have the heart to leave em there..they look sorta like sea horses. They swim with the manatees now!
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I used to love this theory as well, but apparently it's not too popular in the scientific community.  I'll try to find some links.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aquatic_ape_theory#Objections_to_Aquatic_Ape_Hypothesis
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them are ducks.\nno them are not!\noh yes them are!  see them are wings!\n\n..etc\n\nusually has cmbdi's! .. see them beady eyes?
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why is this your first question?  just remember, for the time being, that ducks and white rabbits go together, especially because ducky should have saved it.  and now that thats out the way, white rabbits are linked to dreams.  and how a dream world is a world within a world, or visa-versa.  think through any decisions you may make in the near term, and make the decision as you will, not how you think someone else would want you to decide.  good luck, and be careful.
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Yes, Disney is going to be bringing out another one in 2008. It's a second sequel to the first movie. I think it's a nice movie too, and I'm on the wait. But you're gonna have to wait for 2 years.\nHope the answer was helpful.
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finding nemo had that awesome turtle who had definetly been in the sun too long. and there was of course dori. but having a 7foot tall monster run away from a kid has it's merrits. it's all up to u.
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I heard of a skunk ape sighting in the everglades two years ago. no i am not joking . I firmly believe in their existence. The ape ran across a pathway about a hundred yard behind a swamp buggy and was seen by several tourists and native guides. A deputy apperently had some fur that was found at the sight of that sighting and supposiply also pics. It looked kind of like a OrangUtan.
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It's not exactly "Beauty and the Beast," but I think Disney is going to be doing the story of "Rapunzel."  I hear that Kristin Chenoweth is going to be the voice of Rapunzel, which happens to be a squirrel.  I'm not sure how they're going to pull it off.  It comes out in 2007.