Source of biblical flood water?

The fountains of the deep are probably geysers.
Heaven yeah; there is water underneath the ground. As stable as the earth looks, water carves caves and caverns under our very feet in the very earth, this very same planet that we say is a collosal rock in the midst of space. Thus the fountains of the deep were opened, and the antediluvians found themselves in a rather sticky (or should I say the opposite) situation.This message has been edited by Specter, 04/13/2005 09:02 AMThis message has been edited by Specter, 04/13/2005 11:46 AM

TO TROY: Pink dragons are not funny. They go throughout the world and destroy ecosystems. They eat evos alive and sing creos lullabies. Yes, pink dragons are not funny.

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Jazzns said, "Then all these animals seperated themselves nicely. Almost all of the non-placental mammals swam to Australia. The dinosaurs got off the boat and were eaten because no one liked them. (They were friends of the serpent). Then once all the animals got to their new homes they rapidly micro-evolved into the diversity of species that we know today. That speedy mico-evolution has since stopped for some reason."

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I SAY: If that was true, what about underground animalia?

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TO IANAT: You're not that bad at that Mars guess. But tell me, does water move in zero-gravity towards a fixed location?

I believe wormholes exist. I even wrote about them in my book. I can be sure I will see you later.