BB conjecturs:
... no in fact it was Albert Einstein that dismist the 5th element of the Phythagorian theory for his own magnetic theory like that was a smart move ..lol wrong . if he had a better under standing of the 5th element he would have come up with the define sound /light cohesion WPD thoery .. ad it would have been correct then.
Gossamer ponders:

BB, I think that some of the most amazing scientists in the world are all the more amazing because they have taken the attitude and acknowledged that they too are wrong or that their theories can 'evolve' with finer and broader minds. Einstein, Hawking and --- are my hero's for this. Shoot Hawking rolled into a lecture hall and gave his betting partner and publicly conceded his black hole theory.
I will get back to you on your statement:
5th element he would have come up with the define sound /light cohesion WPD thoery
BB chirps: 
so welcome back to are little trool party .. their all mad because i found a totem and didnt tell them and now they know damn well their days are numberd ...so i will milk it for a few more laughs then make them look like fools .. ya' that pretty much covers it ....lol
Thank you for your warm welcome BB.
And I'm waiting for the fool part, hasn't worked in the past.
Then, Gossamer interjects:

Totem= you state you found one, I love this, you push around and cut and paste, one time its the 'ballcourt' now its the "totem" BB, show em' or fold em'. I called ya' out on the ballcourt and I call ya' out on this Totem, show or fold. I don't buy you found a totem any more than I did your lovely out of body visit to Monctezuma.
Show a pic, or lets get on to the next insanity.
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Joe parried: 
Roy,
Another problem with Plato's myth, is that the story came out of Egypt. There is no mention of Atlanntis in Egypt's well documented history. Egyptologists had never heard of Atlantis.
Take care,
Joe---
Peerless said
You would never have found a totem pole and not photographed it would you bowman?
Peerless, hi, I'm Janiece ... its very difficult to photograph something you are seeing it in a vision.
Joe states:
I engage in your "game" because it's amusing to see how far you will go. In all this time, I can't imagine you have convinced anyone.......of anything. Having said that......please continue.
Joe Ribaudo
Yes, Joe, he is amusing ... he hits on a word and we all come tumbling down. Entertainment is a great description.
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Oro countered:
True as the situation stands today, but a Greek philosopher named Crantor went to Sais in search of the source and said he had found columns with the story recorded on them - so is it not possible that the columns did exist but are lost today? We know that a good deal of Egyptian records are lost, deliberately so in some cases (like the case with Tutunkhamen). Or do we say that Crantor was lying? Donnelly felt that the same event was recorded in several other ancient "legends" such as the flood of Noah.
I think you will find that Plato makes it fairly clear that the events took place 9000 years before his time, including the destruction/flood of Atlantis. If you can find something in Plato's dialogues to suggest a time closer to 1600 BC I would very much appreciate if you would point it out? Thank you in advance,
Gossamer confer's
Oro, I agree with Plato and his date for Atlantis ... and unless someone actually has read Donnelly, I don't really put to much weight in their argument that its all just a myth. Donnelly did a marvelous job just showing us the possibilities.
And if we are going to try and say that information such as that couldn't just be lost, let us go back to Egypt ... and the damn burning of the Library of Alexandria.
The Burning of books across the world. The Vatican's voracious collecting and suppression of anything left out there (if its not available to scholars, its suppressed).
Private collections of thousands of cuneiform tablets. Museums insatiable and inscrutable contest to get the best out there and the often unlawful methods they use.
Shoot, the United States is an amazing example of plowing over history. What is in the basement of the Smithsonian, I wager it would be staggering and life and history altering?
Do you accept the conclusion of an encyclopedia or dictionary as the absolute, total and indisputable fact?
Oh please have you ever read and compared an encyclopedia with old history books and other texts... We all here know the, ooh do we dare call it a cover-up ... just in the maps of the US? Any TNeter has had major experience with that.
I could go on, but I'm guessing that its not necessary.
So, BB... show your hand. I'm guessing you won't. LOL... but I do love reading all the stuff, so don't get all huffy. I still love you.
Janiece
