Yes, There are many flood stories from many cultures including Native American stories, but, again no, there hasnt been any evidence to support the idea of a global flood.
The evidence is there for periodic regional flooding, yes, including two particularly bad ones that occurred in the Mediterranean Sea and Black Sea areas at around 5800 BC and 2900 BC one of which is "probable" the basis of the Jewish, Christian, Babylonian, and Sumerian legends.
There is a big difference between the two, and one cannot mistake one as evidence for the other. Real (as in ones that follow the evidence regardless of their personal beliefs. People like Francis Collins) scientist don't.
I understand the reference. I know quite a bit about the story, more than most actually.
I have no issue with the reference, or it's origin. (in this context anyways)
My only concern was how Saturo was "in my opinion" attacked for voicing her opinion.
I have no issue with differing opinions, I often play devils advocate to make sure all sides of each argument was represented.
But, when the freedom to voice ones opinion is attacked, well... I can't stand for it.
As I have voiced my opinion, and you guys have voiced yours I feel the "issue" has been addressed.
Now back on topic guy

I am sure you guys would prefer it, lol.