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http://www.avantnews.com/modules/news/a ... toryid=126

CellThree wrote:

http://www.avantnews.com/modules/news/a ... toryid=126

How did those guys become Doctors?
When I thought about that, I stopped laughing..

Although the Discovery Institute is real, I doubt that doctors Booble or D. Oxy Ribonucleic are.

found in "Mud Flaps"

f-nar f-nar

creationist paleontologists

mh wrote:

creationist paleontologists

It's not that funny... clicky

markfiend wrote:

mh wrote:

creationist paleontologists

It's not that funny... clicky

Sorry, but laughing is the only response that makes any sense to me when confronted by a bona-fide nutcase of that magnitude. I wouldn't dignify his stance with rational argument.

Aye, well, that's fair enough.

But I thought the staunch right stance was in favour of riding bareback?

i'm sorry? did he really say that?

Dr. Ribonucleic wrote:Furthermore, we know Velociraptor was a vegetarian, as can be clearly deduced from its long rows of razor-sharp teeth, perfectly designed for tearing leaves from trees or rooting for truffles and other buried delicacies, and could therefore be domesticated at very low risk."

Has he not SEEN Jurassic Park!

robertzombie wrote:Has he not SEEN Jurassic Park!

Yeah, but the Velociraptors in Jurassic Park are wrong. They're far too big for a start; If they'd wanted something about the size the animals in the film they should have gone with Deinonychus. Velociraptor was about 40cm tall.

Rather more importantly, the maniraptorans had feathers. It's even possible that feathers are basal to the theropoda, so T. rex might have been feathered too.

Oh god now look what you've started me off on!

Anyway, look at the home page of the site the article is on...