For the joke, the visual inference of old-large/young-small works . . .
. . . but I read somewhere that rocks erode over time. Something about wind, rain, and people banging them together.
. . . hey! Another idea for rock of ages; a caveman using a drum set made of rocks. It might be difficult to draw but perhaps it would get the same notoriety as “Cow Tools”.
As far as size and time and erosion and if the older rock should be bigger or smaller – it would depend on the size of each rock in the first place, before erosion started.
Wouldn’t the older rock be the smaller rock?
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Hmm…I think we need a geologist to chime in on this one.
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For the joke, the visual inference of old-large/young-small works . . .
. . . but I read somewhere that rocks erode over time. Something about wind, rain, and people banging them together.
. . . hey! Another idea for rock of ages; a caveman using a drum set made of rocks. It might be difficult to draw but perhaps it would get the same notoriety as “Cow Tools”.
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But these can’t be rocks of ages…I see no clefts in which I can hide myself!
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If this was an Igneous Rock He could have said “OK Boomer””
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The most wasted of all days is one without laughter
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As far as size and time and erosion and if the older rock should be bigger or smaller – it would depend on the size of each rock in the first place, before erosion started.
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Just like people.
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People have more control (or lack thereof) than rocks.
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