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Obviously then, the scientific conclusion we can draw from this
is that Methane gas attracts meteors.
 
Drew
 
 
In a message dated 11/29/2009 6:09:29 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,  
lurine AT com-pair.net writes:

O.K.,  Ray, seriously now <g> ah, just how much methane do you figure a 
grass  
eating dinosaur produced?  A hairy mamoth?

I mean, the  Argentinosaurus weighed around 100,000 pounds.  Sauroposeidon 
at  
50-60 tons.  Shantungosaurus at 15 tons.  Brachiosaurus at 50  tons.

So, let's compare.  Cattle produce between 26 and 132  gallons of methane a 
day.  So figuring a 2,000+ pound bull will be  the 132 gallons that gives 
us 
a production of 6600 gallons a day for ol'  Argentinosaurus and 
Brachiosaurus, 7920 for Sauroposeidon and 1980 for the  "little" 
Shantungosaurus.  Ah, yup, I think they did their part  <g>  Good thing 
that 
meteor or ice age or whatever did them  in!

Then you had all those bogs that disappeared.  Now those  little suckers 
were 
methane machines!

Lynda
--"I'm fascinated by  the hard line you're drawing over religion -- It gets
used too much, as an  excuse, a fall guy, a weapon, a con.  A lot of people,
maybe most,  don't mean it except when it suits them."  Dallas
----- Original  Message ----- 
From: <rayzentz AT aim.com>
>
> Yep, millions  cooking on fires, spewing methane?
>
> Oh, perhaps they all had  very bad gas?   ;-)
>
> But what about before that? And  before that?
>
> And I have no doubt that our time here is  relatively short, and the 
earth 
> may well be better off without  us...
>
>  Ray

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