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Posted: Sun 14 Dec 2008 18:51 Post subject:
SkieFireYokana wrote:
Another is that perhaps they burned their dead
One that I though about but that would mean that they have accounted for each and every dragon that has died and somehow kept themselves hidden from our satalites to this day.
SkieFireYokana wrote:
and rather than going extinct--as many assume--they left the solar system. After all, people seem to be intent on making them intelligent, maybe they had the technology to leave and got fed up with these little humans.
I have though a lot about that one and think that the only viable solution could be Stonehenge. What I mean by that is has anybody yet found a reason for it's construction? And by how old they are dated man at that time did not have the technology to lift those massive stones into place so something else had to have done it. I have begun to think that maybe Stonehenge was a teleportation device to a distant realm but the magic is long gone I would assume. _________________ I am trapped between heaven and hell. My wings carry me upon the winds. Above lies heaven, below hell. Yet I must land in hell to soar in heaven. I am a Dragon!
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Posted: Mon 15 Dec 2008 10:35 Post subject:
It would make sense if the humans weren't the ones who used it as a calendar and burying place already, like Shiari said. As it is, if so many dragons were burned there, you'd expect to see a lot more ash mixed into the surrounding soil. I'm fairly certain there is no such anomaly, though Stonehenge is admittedly not my forte. _________________ Happy Fourth of July everybody! The funniest thing about this signature is that I wrote it on the fourth of July, 2010, and it's probably going to be here for several months.
There is no evidence of ANY extinct or extant hexapodal vertebrates on this planet. To create a dragon, a HUGE family line of 6-limbed creatures would have had to be there, evolving, branching, dying out. But there is *nothing*. Dragons did not build stonehenge.
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Posted: Mon 15 Dec 2008 10:56 Post subject:
From the assumptions made it is believed by those who break down dragons in a scientific approach. It was said that dragons eat Platinum in order to breathe fire. Clearly just an answer to give one. Upon eating stones and such, perhaps it was done in much the same way as crocodiles and Alligators were found to have stones in there stomach, or perhaps the appointed theory is correct. From what I gather it is believed dragons gather these stones because of Hyraxylos's reasons.
Now me I hoard anything that resembles a dragon. Again for what purpose this is. We all have our ideas and reasons for why and what we hoard if any even do so, any one of us could be right just as well any could be wrong. Weather they are right or wrong I don't care. Truth is we may never know, or already know. Clearly none can make an assumption here with out obtaining a minor paper cut at best. _________________ The blood of that which you beleive run deep within, if you feel this then there is no need to doubt.
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Posted: Mon 15 Dec 2008 11:02 Post subject:
Heh, pretty neat about that stonehenge bit. So... dragons didn't evolve on earth. Or at least it's highly unlikely. But there will always be those people that say they came (didn't evolve) and went (aren't here anymore but are capable of coming back). Now, where they came from and went to is variable. :P So much so that it's just a theory, a possibility. But as long as we say they showed up and left before any died, people will always say "Alright, fine, we have no evidence either way, that's one possibility." So it's a theory of desperation, but a theory with few holes. _________________ Happy Fourth of July everybody! The funniest thing about this signature is that I wrote it on the fourth of July, 2010, and it's probably going to be here for several months.
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Posted: Sat 20 Dec 2008 20:00 Post subject:
SkieFireYokana wrote:
Another is that perhaps they burned their dead
I'd say that rather than the dragons burning their dead, but that it was the Catholic Church. Everyone knows that virtually every single dragonslayer from the middle ages was doing it in God's name. Dragons were creatures of Satan, of the Devil. The church would not want any evidence left of them after they were dead, so they destroyed all the remains. Simple. _________________ It does not do to leave a live dragon out of your calculations, if you live near him.
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Sure, they would have used used buckets to wash the sand out, but it's easy peasy.
Clearly just an answer to give one. Upon eating stones and such, perhaps it was done in much the same way as crocodiles and Alligators were found to have stones in there stomach, or perhaps the appointed theory is correct. From what I gather it is believed dragons gather these stones because of Hyraxylos's reasons. 
