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Ahaha, I hope everyone realizes that is a joke site spoofing the Discovery Institute, the crackpots that invented Intelligent Design.Borek said:http://www.re-discovery.org/index.html
Evo said:Ahaha, I hope everyone realizes that is a joke site spoofing the Discovery Institute, the crackpots that invented Intelligent Design.
Tsk, OAQ, you were taken in?OAQfirst said:*bows head in shame*
Heh, it's not far off the mark, unfortunately.OAQfirst said:Yeah. I almost unleashed a wrath of sarcasm. I've heard some wild ID explanations, so it's understandable.
Evo said:Tsk, OAQ, you were taken in?
G01 said:I met a man the other day who believed that dinosaurs lived with man 6000 years ago and that Carbon-14 dating is a conspiracy.
Up until then, I had my doubts that these people actually existed...
That night, I went home and wept for humanity.
No, this is called crackpottery. (and religious beliefs are not the only domain in which it's seen)Loren Booda said:The Fundamental Method:
Did not Franck Zappa write a song about catholic girls ? Maybe she just meant she wanted to see you again in Heaven.TheStatutoryApe said:I met a girl who had been taught that when I was in the fifth grade. She also told me that I was going to hell if I didn't accept jesus as my lord and savior. I've not been suprised by much in that regard since then.
G01 said:I met a man the other day who believed that dinosaurs lived with man 6000 years ago and that Carbon-14 dating is a conspiracy.
Up until then, I had my doubts that these people actually existed...
That night, I went home and wept for humanity.
I work with a Young Earth Creationist. You would not believe what comes out of this guy's mouth. He is in complete denial.G01 said:I met a man the other day who believed that dinosaurs lived with man 6000 years ago and that Carbon-14 dating is a conspiracy.
Up until then, I had my doubts that these people actually existed...
That night, I went home and wept for humanity.
Evo said:You would not believe what comes out of this guy's mouth.
Borek said:Buy him tic tacs.
Ahahaha.OAQfirst said:A social worker told me that the tenth planet is Nibiru, that it enters and leaves our galaxy every 10,000 years. When I asked him how a planet could move faster than the speed of light, he asked me how we know what the speed of light is. I gave up.
The Urians from the 13th planet, who are much more advanced than the Nibiruians (or us obviously) left us a coded message on cave walls in eastern Brazil. That's how we knew first. Then of course, we could also measure it.OAQfirst said:he asked me how we know what the speed of light is
humanino said:The Urians from the 13th planet, who are much more advanced than the Nibiruians (or us obviously) left us a coded message on cave walls in eastern Brazil. That's how we knew first. Then of course, we could also measure it.
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