Earth 150,000 years ago...

[Jarathen]

A fantastic link; I chortled and chuckled and at one point even laughed out loud.

[Old_Timer]

Maybe between the FN’s and Beretta’s along with the Cylons super strength, they could have stood a chance to hunt and protect themselves from animals long enough to create safer territories for the survivors. Not to mention the possibility that some of the Raptors and Vipers may have had some weapons still on them. It would have all run out eventually, but maybe it would be enough to cause a permanent environmental shift in favor of the humans and cylons.

My money is on the Big Cats. And snakes. And other varmits. (Now, if Yosemite Sam had been among the survivors.)

[oaleman]

Thanks for all the kind words…I’ll post them as I find them.

“Welcome to 150,000 years ago! Please enjoy your nasty, brutish, and short stay here in Pleistocene Earth. Though I would love to ride magnificently about on a giant ground sloth, I’d really rather have modern medical care and the internet.”

[iGhost]

My money is on the Big Cats. And snakes. And other varmits. (Now, if Yosemite Sam had been among the survivors.)

Actually I think Im more inclined to my money on bacteria and viruses.

[hansioux]

Perhaps when Lee turned his head, Kara was quietly eaten and carried away by a leopard.

that’s the most logical explaination to the finale yet.

[Old_Timer]

Here’s an interesting link explaining life 150,000 years ago!

http://theoystersgarter.com/2009/03/23/what-the-earth-of-150000-years-ago-was-really-like/

This will not change your minds about the ending, but you ought to read it.

[JohnAndersonHenry]

I really, really hope you are completely joking in this post, JAH.

Your first line is so ignorant, so first-grade and smarmy that you must have intended it for irony. [“How do you know the earth really spins around? You’re not standing out in space watching it. Nah, nah, nah.” “How do you know germs make you sick? You can’t see them. Nah, Nah, Nah.” “How do you know the Boer War really happened? Were you there? No-one alive today was there, so there. Nah. Nah. Nah.”]

But, of course, you were being ironic.

Except: “Scientists are not always right…”

But the concept of science involved admitting errors, modifying hypotheses, gathering and testing evidence. Unlike…

… the concept of religion, which involves blind obedience to authority, non-questioning of dogma, and belittling all and any attempts by humans to better themselves by means other than that proscribed by ancient scribblings.

Of course, I’m sure you don’t mean this in your first-grader’s argument, do you, JAH?

Child, looks like the second coming© is well past it’s due return date

Anyways, yeh BSG finale was as manmade up as the books, religions or any Dogma it borrowed ideas from:cool: