A Land Far Away

Don't click the link if you don't feel like being spoiled....

http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2009/ ... ssing-link

I always thought the missing link refered most frequently to the stage where man broke off from the other apes.

Yeah, but they didn't find that one, so they're naming this one the missing link to make it sound more interesting than it really is.

Yeah... that's the impression I got as well. I love learning about evolution (doubly so human stuff) - I'm one of these people who sits down with a horribly dry text book on the subject and can be enthralled for hours on end. But this... wow, yet another pre-historic monkey like thing. Give it 10 years and they'll uncover yet an older, better preserved species, that they'll go on to call another missing link.

Hmm.. I guess it's fair to say it's a missing link, but not The Missing Link.

Those crazy archeologists will say anything to get their next funding grant. May it is also just a really really really really really really old dead monkey.

It does kinda look lioke Rotku however. So maybe...........It is the Missing Link

Go spoil my secret identity, why don't you! I can already hear the hordes of archeologists pulling up outside. Thanks for destorying my life...

This isnt anywhere near as good as 'Frodo Lives!'