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**Boris Godunov** · July 1, 2002, 15:20

Looks like you've helped prove my point, Cloud9. 12 miles from the summit is quite feasibly on the mountain, by the look of it.

**Boris Godunov** · July 1, 2002, 15:23

Originally posted by Cloud9
Have you even done your research on the specifics for Mt. Ararat?

Have you done it on the debunking of this "discovery" as a hoax? You're swallowing anything to bolster your faith. That's not faith, that's delusion.

**Mr. Nice Guy** · July 1, 2002, 15:25

Originally posted by Boris Godunov
Have you done it on the debunking of this "discovery" as a hoax? You're swallowing anything to bolster your faith. That's ot faith, that's delusion.

That picture could be a view from the south. It could be a view from the north. The mountain may spread out to the east and the west, but not to north and the south.

If you won't do your research, then I will.

**General Ludd** · July 1, 2002, 15:29

Originally posted by Asher
That would explain a great many things.
Keep up the great work, you're a marvelous Christian. An example for us all.

I wouldn't say that this is about him being a christian at all - it's about him being naive.

And before you say it (

), no not all christians/religous people are naive, and not all naive people are religous.

**Boris Godunov** · July 1, 2002, 15:29

Cloud9, you're the one who is asserting it isn't on the mountain, so it's your research to do.

I don't care if it is or isn't on the mountain, because whichever it is happens to be irrelevant to the link you provided about the Ark. That supposed discovery has been debunked. There isn't another one, that's it.

**Mr. Nice Guy** · July 1, 2002, 15:51

Originally posted by Boris Godunov
There isn't another one, that's it.

The TV program that I watched showed that there is another site. And guess what? The other site was actually ON Mt. Ararat. I'm betting that this is actually the site you are referring to. To prove it, I'm going to do research into the name of your site and the name of my site to see if their different.

**Asher** · July 1, 2002, 15:52

I love how he dismisses Boris' debunk because he claims it's talking about something else, when it clearly specifically mentions Cloud9's article about the site he's mentioning...

**Boris Godunov** · July 1, 2002, 16:07

Originally posted by Asher
I love how he dismisses Boris' debunk because he claims it's talking about something else, when it clearly specifically mentions Cloud9's article about the site he's mentioning...

Some children have selective hearing, this one has selective reading...

**Dr. Nick** · July 1, 2002, 18:01

Isn't it obvious? The Kurdish guerrillas carved it, photographed it and sent it out so that they could kill more archaeologists and call for attention.

**Lincoln** · July 1, 2002, 18:09

As a casual observer of this thread it appears to me that the article that Boris posted does not refute the information contained in the web site that cloud9 referred to. There is in fact a reference made to the earlier account and the fake wood etc. on the site cloud9 referred to.

**Mr. Nice Guy** · July 1, 2002, 20:05

Originally posted by Lincoln
There is in fact a reference made to the earlier account and the fake wood etc. on the site cloud9 referred to.

Where exactly can I find this, Lincoln?

**Mr. Nice Guy** · July 1, 2002, 20:16

Here is another picture of Mt. Ararat. As is cleary shown, Mt. Ararat is connected to at least one other mountain in the region:

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**Alexander's Horse** · July 1, 2002, 20:17

If anyone wants to own their very own piece of Noah's Ark just mail me $10 and I'll send you a genuine Noah's Ark splinter.

You'll be the envy of all your religious dingbat friends.

**Mr. Nice Guy** · July 1, 2002, 20:20

http://www.wyattnewsletters.com/articles/bythywords.htm

The above concludes that the so called 'hoax' was a lie just to try and throw everybody off. Pathetic!

BTW, did ya'll know that I'm an investigator? I work for the FBI (Firm Believers In Christ)!