i heard you have a story abt dragon \nwhat do you say abt it ??
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i think its in the book of revelations
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I'm particularly fond of dragons and fairies, but especially dragons.  I like the stories about dragons whose hoardes turn out to be books and manuscripts.  That's my kind of creature!\n\nThe legends of dragons have so many points of origin that it's difficult to pick any one to focus on, so I'll go general.  Speculation on the origin of dragons includes that the legends were the result of left-over dinosaurs, for which there are no physical evidence.  Or there is the hypothesis that they began with the Megalania, a giant monitor lizard that is said to be extinct, although there are still rumors of sitings in Australia.  A less-popular theory is that the origin of the myth were flying machines from some undiscovered alien race that visited Earth and perhaps settled here.  Evidence of the belief of dinosaur fossils being the "bones of dragons" is found in ancient Chinese manuscripts, but it is suggested that the bones only reinforced the legends of giant flying creatures, not started them.  There are ancient legends of dragons or serpents to be found in the stories of almost every ancient culture in Europe, Asia and North Africa.  Dragons in almost all cultures have aspects not only of snakes but of the great cats and eagles as well.  They stalk and sneak to catch their prey, they nest in high, rocky areas, and guard their hoardes and eggs with equal ferocity.  Their serpentine nature is obvious, however, especially as the Greek name Drako, meaning snake.\n\nFairies are supernatural beings with a human-like appearance found in many cultures.  They are usually able to do things like fly, cast spells, and see the future.  They are supposed to be very long-lived, and they are not always aware of or caring of the passage of time on Earth.  There are often seen in many physical aspects, tall and beautiful, short and cute, troll-like, etc.  They are often believed to have a weakness when it comes to iron, known as Cold Iron in legends involving them.  There are many legends that tell of fairy changelings; it is said that the fairies will exchange a weak fairy child for a healthy human one and raise it as their own.  Another explanation for this and the well-known propensity for fairy men and women to lure human men and women into their realm is that the fairies, who are supposed to be immortal as well, need new blood, human DNA, to add to their race to keep them healthy and the population up.  It is supposed to be difficult for them to conceive among their own kind, and the children are also often weak, thus the changelings.\n\nThe Irish culture tells that the fairies were the previous inhabitants of Ireland who went "into the hills," or literally moved underground when the original settlers of Ireland appeared.  They are known as the Tuatha De Daanan.  Digging in fairy hills is thought to be particularly unwise.
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I would think that the nearest thing we have to actual dragons might be crocks and gators. There is also the Komoto dragon,which is huge enough to eat humans too. I can't say that a dragon is a total myth. The Bible refers to satan as not just a serpent in tbe garden; but as a dragon. Job has the best description of all. Start with Job 41:1 and read through to 41:34 for a description of a dragon. Real or myth? You must decide.  Job 41:18-21  18.By his neecing  "sneezing" (see Websters) a light doth shine and his eyes are like the eyelids of the morning (A red sunrise?). 19.Out of his mouth go burning lamps and sparks of fire leap out. 20.Out of his nostrils goeth smoke as out of a great seething pot or cauldron. 21. His breath kindleth coals and a flame goeth out of his mouth.   Sound familiar?  Also read Neh.2:12 about "dragon well." Isiah27:1  "the serpent, the dragon of the sea."  Rev. 12:3 And there appeared another wonder in the heavens; and behold a great red dragon, having seven heads, ten horns and seven crowns upon hid head.  Rev. 12:9 and Rev.20  =========================================================  Unicorn is mentioned 6 times in the Bible.  Numbers 23:22  Numbers 24:8; Job 39:9  Job 39:10; Psalms 29:6 and Psalms 92:10 where the horn of the unicorn is mentioned. I cannot make up your mind or the minds of others who may read this, but it Is in the Bible, in black and white. ============================================================And tho it does not say computer/telephone/cable tv/ or satalite tv. It does speak about it's being in existance in the last days.  And I quote:  Rev. 11:8 And they of the people and kindreds and tongues and nations (the whole earth) shall see their dead bodies three days and a half, and shall not suffer their dead bodies be put in graves. (At the end of this time of 3 and 1/2 days these dead prophets will stand up alive and well again and the whole world will see).  Cars?  Nahum 2:4 The chariots (cars) shall rage(speeding/road rage?)in the streets. they shall justle ( bump/wreck or crash) one against another in the broadways (streets/interstates?)they shall seem like tourches (headlights on after dark?), they shall run like the lightenings (any thing that can or could run faster than the fastest horse drawn chariots of the day, would appear to run...Like lightening...right?)=========================================================== Now, I will not demand you believe, but it sounds as if someone knew about the future (back in the day....) Maybe you should also check out John the Relelators description of a  trip God took him on into todays time. And he watched wars and many other things he had not words for. I'll let those wanting to know about it look in  the  sources below.
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Start obliquely.\n\nA traveller is coming through the rain, along and wet, unawaret hat a great evil is stalking him. He realizes too late of the danger and before he makes it to safety, he is torn to shreds.\n\nThe next day, the bloodied remains are discovered by children, who are more afraid of the beast than what they have seen.\n\nWhat they do not know is that the wizard, "protector of the people" is calling up this demon in a behind-the-scenes power grab.\n\nThe King decides to call beyond the gates for a champion who will vanquish this foe.\n\nNeed a city name? Elfendoor, as it was rumored this once sat on an entryway into the elfen kingdom.\n\nCrap! Why am I giving you ideas? I could write this puppy myself!
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Sir Robin of Camelot!\nTo seek the Holy Grail!\nI don't know tha... AAAAUGGHHHH!
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What are you talking about?
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what are you talking about?
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history, mythology, supernatural, science fiction, tell a story
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Dragons exist in legend and myth and in stories. \n\nHowever, there is no evidence that dragons really existed. There is no biological theory that would lead one to expect some creature that breathed fire would exist.
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Actually there are dragons all over myths and cultures all over the world.  Almost every culture has some sort of serpentine or dragon-like creature in it; Chinese, Japanese, Native American, Aztec, Mayan, etc.  In fact, the idea of a serpentine creature that has various powers such as the power to fly, breathe fire, live under the ocean, and such is so wide spread that some consider it proof that dragons once existed.  Although there has been no concrete physical evidence to prove their existence, the wide spread similarities among cultures with no communication with each other about dragons is, in my opinion, too common to be coincident.\n \nPersonally, I believe they did exist at one point.  Or maybe that's just cause dragons rock.  Idk.  However, I believe that this commonality among cultures about creatures also spread to vampires or some sort of blood-sucking creatures.
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The baby dragon in a jar turned out to be a double hoax.\n\nThe original story, reported in several papers a few years ago, was that the dragon was uncovered in a British garage.  The story was that it had been discovered by German scientists in the 1890s and sent to the British Natural History Museum for examination.  The Museum, suspecting a hoax, ordered the specimen destroyed, but the janitor who was supposed to dispose of the specimen intervened and took it home instead.\n\nThe dragon is incredibly detailed, and realistic looking.  It even has the threads of an umbilical cord (which reptiles don't have).\n\nThe reason it's so detailed is that it was actually created quite recently, by Crawley Creatures, the model makers behind BBC's Walking with Dinosaurs television series.  It was commisioned by author Allistair Mitchell (who writes under the pen name P.R. Moredun) as an elaborate means of creating interest in his novel (which at the time had been repeatedly rejected by publishers).\n\nHis book, 'Unearthly History' is a 'thriller for adults and children', and surprisingly enough, features a dragon.\n\nSo it was all a big publicity stunt.  And a fairly successful one too, since it is now being published by Waterstone.
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What did you say his name was
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I just read all of your past questions and you should be writing children's books. You are very creative and entertaining. I think your ideas are brilliant and you should spend your time developing them in a positive way. I would love to read a story about "ear gnomes, but vampires, liver pixies, sock pixies, hair witches, and nose fairies" to my future stepson. Go where your mind takes you and maybe one day I'll be reading your books.
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What Are you talking about?
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hi,  tell the details plz
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Gotta go with the Ice Dragons.  It beats my voodoo guess.\n\n_
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Dragon doesn't know about family members, but Dragon's bad habit goes like this:\n\nFamily member: Remind me to pick up ____ on the way home.\nDragon: (3 seconds later) Don't forget to pick up _____ on the way home.\n\nYep.  That's what Dragon does.  Pretty funny, eh?