Re: Creationist SPAM

[Dinosaur Interplanetary Gazette <dinosaur@dinosaur.org>]

http://drdino.com/dinos.htm
shows two pictures purportedly taken in California in 1925.
Personally, I've never seen these before (although the Japanese pictures are
very common and there are many articles about them.)
Can anyone identify them? Have any other information on them?

The "face" on the animal looks much like a dolphin.....



Stewart, Dwight wrote:

> Yes, I received it too and that IS what I sent them! :-)  I have a cousin
> who is a zoologist in Scotland
> & he was with a team that studied Loch Ness for 5 years.  They did not -
> however - find any Plesiosaurs, or giant otters, or giant salmon, or
> Zugladonts, OR Kelpies. :-)  They found oodles of microscopic worms,
> though!!! :-)
>
> Dwight
> (The Sasquatch sightings in South Texas were actually me, between haircuts)
>         -----Original Message-----
>         From:   Dave L. Hardenbrook [SMTP:DaveH47@delphi.com]
>         Sent:   Thursday, September 24, 1998 11:55 PM
>         To:     dinosaur@usc.edu
>         Subject:        Creationist SPAM
>
>         Did anyone else recieve a SPAM message from a "drdino.com" promising
>         "live" dinosaur pictures on their web page?  You get to the pics
> only
>         after reading through a tract on creationism.  The "dinosaur"
>         pics were the faked "Loch Ness"-type pictures most of us have seen.
>
>         If nothing else, I feel like flooding their mailbox with the
> message,
>         "Plesiosaurs are NOT dinosaurs!!!"
>
>                                           -- Dave
>
>
> ****************************************************************************
>          Dave Hardenbrook, DaveH47@delphi.com,
> http://people.delphi.com/DaveH47/
>
>            "I like to define humor as the affectionate communication of
> insight."
>
>                                 -- Leo Rosten, introduction to
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