You people are so stupid.
God's true chosen children traveled over here on the land bridge. Some of them have red skin because they were cursed by God after murdering their brethren. Get it right.
Fred Flintstone. Don't you people watch the History Channel?!
Columbus did considering it was never called "America" until his navigator, Amerigo Vespucci, thoroughly documented the "new" continent for the Europeans and it was thereafter called "America". The natives knew it as something else, hundreds of other names, perhaps.
Jesus.
I like Kung-Fu.
Originally Posted by ShlupQuack
I always thought Odin sent one of his Valkyries to lead the Norse across the Atlantic to the Holy Land.
Saint Brendan
could be true. once i saw like a three-part series about something. but it concluded that Columbus may not have discovered America, but the Chinese. there is not enough evidence and i don't remember the name of the show.Originally Posted by Vaprice
it would be good btw. a gain for one, and a [well-deserved] humiliation for the other.
EDIT: ah yes, this link and others can be found. it's not evidence yet, but it suggests that i ain't making up bull.
http://www5.cnn.com/2003/SHOWBIZ/books/01/13/1421/
Last edited by Yuffie514; 11-19-2005 at 03:08 AM.
Don't Mormons believe that Jesus preached to the natives while he was dead for those three days?Originally Posted by DMKA
So, Schlup, you're saying that America was originally inhabited by Furry Tractors?Originally Posted by ShlupQuack
Last edited by Dignified Pauper; 11-19-2005 at 06:11 AM.
Kickass, I'm a Saint.Originally Posted by eestlinc
After asking a Morman, yes.Don't Mormons believe that Jesus preached to the natives while he was dead for those three days?
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Precisely.Originally Posted by theundeadhero
I like Kung-Fu.
It's been confirmed that Vikings landed in North America roughly a thousand years ago, but the original disoverers would be those who gave rise to the Native Americans.
Christopher Columbus just gets mentioned so often because his was the first well-documented European expedition to the continent.