[Kang.]

Originally posted by cuitrex

Yes

No, Wikileaks never "confirmed extraterrestrial life."

[DiamondDust]

I think you're more likely to find a group of cave-dwelling sentient humanoids than you are to find a group of humanoid-like merfolk that evolved from humans, living at the bottom of the ocean.

How would their predecessor (and OUR predecessor, if I'm understanding this completely) have gotten there in the first place? They would have started at the surface and just floated around for a few generations as they gradually ventured deeper and deeper?

[Queen Bea.]

Originally posted by Forget the Loved

This is in the OP. Does it look like a Disney mermaid to you? No? Shut up.

Originally posted by Big Smoke

Please be sarcasm lol

Originally posted by JonnyϟLightning

kcvhdvjhdd

I am giggling at some of these arguments.

[rihannafan]

Originally posted by Big Smoke

God. duh. It totally makes sense

No, you being here out of nowhere is much more sensible

[cuitrex]

Originally posted by vamp

All I want to know is-- why would some fishermen in the midevil ages make up mermaids. I means what's the point of that?? Would you be able to make up such things especially a few hundred years ago when there was no technology.

They're real ppl. just take it in.

+1

I mean life was harsh and everything was technical. Why would someone just ramdomly make up mermaid? You cant just make these creatures up out of scratch.

[Chileno]

Fact

[Big Smoke]

Originally posted by vamp

All I want to know is-- why would some fishermen in the midevil ages make up mermaids. I means what's the point of that?? Would you be able to make up such things especially a few hundred years ago when there was no technology.

They're real ppl. just take it in.

With that logic it would make sky dragons and Loch Ness monster real then.

[mariska]

Originally posted by rihannafan

No, you being here out of nowhere is much more sensible

It kind of is.

[Queen Bea.]

Originally posted by DiamondDust

I think you're more likely to find a group of cave-dwelling sentient humanoids than you are to find a group of humanoid-like merfolk that evolved from humans, living at the bottom of the ocean.

What you just described are humans living in a cave, congratulations!

[Ramcoro]

Originally posted by Dancefloor

Mermaids sound very logical. If a species evolved for millions of years into us humans outside of the oceans, then why wouldn't other microorganisms evolve into some sort of intellectual, human-like fish and stayed in the water?

The argument is that a human ancestor evolved into a mermaid.

[C/H/A/N/E/L]

BIgass fight. Religion involved. I warned y'all. I WARNED YOU ALL.

Originally posted by DiamondDust

Bitch, why don't you make me? **** you.

Did you read the OP? That was a picture. But then the picture I posted, the OP even said that mermaids would probably look like the picture I posted. Please at least read the OP, and try not to get nasty and fight.

Originally posted by rihannafan

And what caused all of these?

What caused God?

[(Cole)]

Originally posted by rihannafan

And what caused all of these?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/My_butt

[MikeFenty]

Well AMA divers have found the ability to dive into the water for a long period of time and survive in very cold water that would kill most humans.Maybe an older civilization have found to ability to stay in the water for even a longer period of time

[cuitrex]

Originally posted by Muggwa

No, Wikileaks never "confirmed extraterrestrial life."

Yes it did

http://www.ufosonearth.com/site/new-...restrial-life/

[Big Smoke]

Originally posted by rihannafan

No, you being here out of nowhere is much more sensible

Why you mad tho

[Kang.]

Science Time:

Homo Sapiens (humans) have not existed long enough as a species to have evolved into a brand new type of aquatic mer-people. I hope no one here is trying to imply that.

Evolution takes millions upon millions of years, guys.

[Auraeolux]

Would you eat a mermaid if it was not a sentient being??

[DiamondDust]

Originally posted by Bea.

What you just described are humans living in a cave, congratulations!

Isn't that what you're arguing with mermaids? That they evolved from the same common ancestor that humanity (and Great Apes) evolved from? They just happened to venture to the ocean?

Because... No, dear. Have you seen the Descent? There are some caverns that go miles deep beneath the Earth's surface and you would need to be more than a mere "human" to survive there.

[Dickard]

Originally posted by DiamondDust

Bitch, why don't you make me? **** you.

Don't come into a thread without reading the OP, because now you just sound ignorant and abrasive.

[Queen Bea.]

Originally posted by Muggwa

Science Time:

Homo Sapiens (humans) have not existed long enough as a species to have evolved into a brand new type of aquatic mer-people. I hope no one here is trying to imply that.

Evolution takes millions upon millions of years, guys.

Which is why we said common ancestor not direct descendent.