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Originally Posted by moz
That's not even vaguely true. Gondwana split to form a bunch of little continents, including Australia and Antarctica. Unless you count the very hairy idea that some of the sedimentary rock making up each continent possibly came from rock that now forms the other, and even that's dubious IMO.
Of course, I once was Moses by exactly the same reasoning...
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Wow, moz. Way to take some of my self-consciously "unutterably silly" reasoning that by presence in this thread was already and self-consciously stretched to that of your last sentence, take it out of that context and turn it in a prompt for an officious rebuttal and "correction". I suggest you look up a few of my posts, so that you can tell me how gibbons can't be invisible and how I cannot hold Parties backwards in time. Thanks for enlightening me and the rest of the masses though - I'll put you in my contacts list as someone to get in touch with next time I have a question about tectonics but have somehow become completely incapable of Googling.
