Tim Campbell for February 19, 2022

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    Daeder  over 2 years ago

    Indiana dreams of one days declaring it’s laws as the official state fossil.

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    B 8671  over 2 years ago

    I would have thought that republigoons would have been the state fossil.

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    FrankErnesto  over 2 years ago

    Regardless of the fact that most Indianian’s don’t believe in fossils.

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    WaitingMan  over 2 years ago

    This is the same state that tried to legislate that pi = 3. Consider the source.

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    A# 466  over 2 years ago

    Indiana has several military installations. One of them, Crane Naval, “is the 3rd largest naval installation in the world” (Indy Star — not bad for a landlocked state). On a positive note, the DoD has initiated a program to conserve 3.5 million acres around these installations in southern Indiana. While the main goal is to “prevent incompatible land use around the bases”, it will also result in water conservation, reforestation, removal of invasive species, and sustainable farming practices.

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    Ontman  over 2 years ago

    Well they do look after one road. The one the 500 is run on.

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    Display  over 2 years ago

    The GOP Elephant isn’t even on a par with the poor extinct mastodon. It is now dead and gone, taking every shred of its wisdom and nobility with it. It was replaced by the GQP/reThuglican/Turd Reich Jellyfish. It now brings nothing but brainless, heartless, and spineless pain, misery, and fear to friend and foe alike, spreading absolutely nothing more than hatred and fear mongering wherever it seeps.

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    ragsarooni Premium Member over 2 years ago

    Didn’t know states even HAD official fossils…..and shouldn’t it be some of the politicians themselves?

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    Teto85 Premium Member over 2 years ago

    One day, many years ago, I was considering going to Indiana University – Purdue University Indianapolis (IUPUI) for med school. I took a walking tour of sorts around Indianapolis and while walking towards the state capital buildings I froze in my tracks because across the street, with what I can only describe as proud signage, was the world headquarters of the KKK. That explains a lot about the state. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiana_University–Purdue_University_Indianapolis

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    schaefer jim  over 2 years ago

    It took longer then the Mastodon to be born, live, die and be found, otherwise a damn long time!

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    braindead Premium Member over 2 years ago

    Hang the mastadon!

    Hang the mastadon!

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    dyerjames944  over 2 years ago

    When these politicians decide to designate a 10,000 yr. old extinct Mastodon as the Official State Fossil above a Roads/Highway bill says a lot about their priorities to the Hoosier voter. Which isn’t MUCH! These political walking FOSSILS may find their careers EXTINCT, just like the Mastodon they voted for!

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    tauyen  over 2 years ago

    This does explain Mike Pense’s views

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    Nantucket Premium Member over 2 years ago

    Did they preserve all of the samples women sent to Pence?

    https://legacy.lawstreetmedia.com/blogs/culture-blog/update-governor-menstrual-cycle-today/

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    Radish the wordsmith  over 2 years ago

    Right wingers, always going backwards.

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    FrankErnesto  over 2 years ago

    So, Indiana is the official Mastodon State. Damn, I so wanted my state to be. Did they steal the vote?

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    shannon1352  over 2 years ago

    There are at least 150 locations in Indiana with mastodon remains and is the most common fossil in Indiana found in almost every county. In 2019 mastodon fossils were found on a farm in Seymore. There is also a large mastodon display at the Indiana State Museum. They went extinct about 10,500 years ago

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