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"mythilogical creatures- are they real"

Or which ones are real i think sea serpents are real the ones the vikings saw because they look real


i dont think Basilisk is real(He has the head of a rooster, bat wings and the tail of a serpent)



Put which ones you think are real and which ones arn't real.

you have no power so dont even try it. yet another useless topic. stop spamming.

**Holds in laughter at your terrible grammar** Yeah ok, I just like a good debate, that's all.:D

ok this is turning into a arguement or it was a arguement i end it right now arguement is over

ohh you didn't even say "some of" you're hardly a grad student are you?

As you said "some of the same stuff". They have taken fact and twisted it to make it more entertaining. It's not an actual historical interpretation by a historian. It is a movie made by a bunch of script writers who got hold of a couple of copies about the myths and changed them to make sure that the film reaches a higher position in the box office charts.

the movie cuntains the same stuff as the educational channel so why it not reliable

Don't get philosophical with me child. The fact of the matter is that historical texts and educational shows about them are more reliable than a movie produced purely to gain money like any other movie.

Cubist wrote:
> GoatGoat...just because it was in a film doesn't mean it was real. I
> have never heard that in any version of the tale and have thus
> concluded that it was just put in as a way to make the film more
> interesting. You shouldn't believe everything you see in movies.

just because its in a book on tv or on anything dont mean its real now does it what is real nowadays!

GoatGoat...just because it was in a film doesn't mean it was real. I have never heard that in any version of the tale and have thus concluded that it was just put in as a way to make the film more interesting. You shouldn't believe everything you see in movies.

maddmun wrote:
> As did I. He used his mirror sheild to look at her, and sandals with
> wings to get to her, a magic bag (Kibisis) to hold the head in and the
> Hat Of Darkness to make him invisible. It is also said that as Perseus
> flew away from, some drops of Medusa's blood fell onto Africa, causing
> many wild beasts to live there.


and after he got medusas head he camped out somwhere, then a devil thing with a fork on his hand stabbed the bag with medusas head. in it and the drops of blood landed on some scorpians and turned them into giant scorpians perseus killed the 3 scorpians but his 2 friends died then he strangled the devil thing with his whip.

and perseus cut of the devil things hand thats why he had a fork and thats why he tryed to kill perseus.