Evolution continues to march on : I Love Lucy

[wstphal]

Even the possibility of early irishmen and legends of early welshmen.

Since the Irish were in contact with the Vikings, I think the Irish are actually quite likely. Longboat finds in Newfoundland make it pretty much certain the Vikings were here long before Columbus.

 

[vetusvates]

Yes, thank you, Stephanie. Your posts are always a breath of fresh air. It is always a pleasure and a privilege to have you stop by in one of my humble threads.

Oh, gosh. You are silly.

And by "you," I meant Eric.

Oh no, I am dead serious.

Yes, I _can_ certainly _be_ silly, but in this case, I apologize if that sounded any other way but serious.
If y'all knew me y'all would love me. So much fun and funniness is totally lost in the tapping out of words and ideas over the internet.

 

[vetusvates]

One of the interesting things on that show on the history channel was an ocean bottom field of chinese anchors off Los Angeles,...and a group of native peoples in ecuador that looked japanese, supposedly from centuries ago landing of japanese ships there. They got started talking about DNA studies, as well as mitochondrial DNA...and I got busy doing something.
Darn, I should have recorded it. Y'all need to watch for it and watch it.