[Ramcoro]

Originally posted by mariska

Not really. I've said multiple times it didn't necessarily have to be an anthropoid.

I'ma say it for the 7th time (I've been counting, lol):

If a humanoid terrestrial population needed to adapt by becoming aquatic to prevent extinction, they would do so over the course of millions of years.

And no, they wouldn't necessarily need to be at the bottom of the ocean because A). they never fully escaped humanity and B). the idea is that they're sentient, intelligent creatures. They could have escaped humanity simply through their intellect and their ability to play hide-and-go-seek.

this thread moves very quickly, if you're getting upset that people aren't replying to you, I suggest not posting.

A. How did they not escape humanity?

B. If they're intelligent, why are they so afraid of us that they as a whole species feels they have to hide for all of history?

[cuitrex]

Originally posted by Muggwa

That's not "confirmation" at all. That's an unconfirmed rumor of what one person might have said.

The individual actually said it

http://vault.fbi.gov/hottel_guy/Guy%...%20of%201/view

[Queen Bea.]

Originally posted by Vini

I didn't have the patience to go over all pages, but some may have pointed it out. Same happens/happened with vampire stories...

And there are certain diseases that cause 'blood lust' or a craving for raw meat that more than likely started those stories

Theres always a smidgeon of truth kids.

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[Big Smoke]

Why would humans (or primates, for that matter) have to go underwater for survival for any sort of metamorphasis to take place in the first place. I'm going with no.

[DiamondDust]

Originally posted by Bea.

Because that is what you said in your last post, I'd suggest you find them a food source before you suggest that, oh and a theory as to how they got there.

I'm going to stop replying to you until you bother to READ not GLANCE at the OP and read the rest of the thread, I'm not repeating myself any more. Thanksss

You haven't repeated yourself. You're not reading what I'm saying. I'm not even disagreeing with you entirely, you're just so fanatical (and combative) about the existence of "mermaids" that you're not even reading my responses. You're simply immediately trying to pick something you disagree with.

[Dickard]

Originally posted by Muggwa

Thank you to whoever reported this.

Why?
If you don't like the thread, there is a back and an X button at the top right corner of the page.

[Ramcoro]

Originally posted by Bea.

Actually lots of aquatic mammals have bone structure very similar to that of land mammals, feet bones, two femurs etc. So that argument is null.

Bone structure = / = limbs

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

Steven, the female mermaids would have slits, very similar to the human vagina.
Male mermaids/mermen would have retractable penises, and of course, a hole for... excrement.

[Loghen]

this thread.

[mariska]

Originally posted by Ramcoro

this thread moves very quickly, if you're getting upset that people aren't replying to you, I suggest not posting.

A. How did they not escape humanity?

B. If they're intelligent, why are they so afraid of us that they as a whole species feels they have to hide for all of history?

A. Because they're intelligent and it's easy for an intelligent creature to run away from a predator that's not intelligent?

B. Because that's an intelligent thing to do to prevent extinction.. Are you serious?

[Queen Bea.]

Originally posted by Muggwa

Thank you to whoever reported this.

Except it's not breaking any rules and a mod has already posted in here without closing.


If you don't like it then why are you annoying yourself with it?

[Big Smoke]

lol @ the thread being reported

[Dancefloor]

Originally posted by Bea.

We never said they wouldn't, couldn't or haven't.

I'm talking to those who have their minds the size of this dot ".".

[Attitude]

What's going on in here?

[DiamondDust]

Originally posted by Big Smoke

Why would humans (or primates, for that matter) have to go underwater for survival for any sort of metamorphasis to take place in the first place. I'm going with no.

Exactly.

[mariska]

Originally posted by Ramcoro

Bone structure = / = limbs

Why is it particularly relevant? Why does it matter if the limbs are different and the bone structures aren't? I fail to see why that matters..

[Queen Bea.]

Originally posted by Ramcoro

Bone structure = / = limbs

I give up on you, you are talking yourself in circles and changing your mind way to much to suit your latest point. Mariska can take it from here, I'll just sit back and giggle.

[Mélina]

We've only searched through 5% of the sea(s) so maybe.

[Sinister]

mermaids are real and unicorns once roamed the earth