These nutjobs don't seem to realize that the time it takes for fossils to form is entirely irrelevant. What matters is the age of the fossils since formation, and many independent dating techniques (radiometric dating, fission-track dating, paleomagnetism, amino acid dating) all agree that dinosaur bones are many millions of years old.
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Of course the time it takes to form a fossil is relevant. When someone points out that the object in question is probably far younger than dated, one of the first arguments used is how long it allegedly takes to form a fossil. There are many, many examples that show fossils of dinosaurs cannot be millions of years old (such as soft tissue, stretchy blood vessels, and even viable DNA), not to mention fossils that span several strata that in themselves allegedly span millions of years. Rock layers, I may add, that were given dates arbitrarily before any of the "dating" methods you mention were even thought of. You can call people "nut jobs" for not believing as you do, if you like, but the evidence is well on the side of those who believe such things were not buried millions of years ago, but only within a few thousand years. The point is, that all the dating systems you mentioned are founded on *belief*, not science, with assumptions that cause them to provide dates expected, or worse - dates that they give outside of the pre-determined range are ignored or adjusted. I mean, have you seen the error margins? Those in themselves give pause for thought. You should look into it some more.
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