Sunday, September 20, 2009

Canadian Creationist Gets Owned

8 comments:

BathTub said...

Interesting, a little bit more detail at the end instead of just the motorhead song would have been good.

Baconsbud said...

What don't you know that the dino dodo was planted there just to test peoples faith so it isn't actually evidence. lol

BathTub said...

I should add that is was quite funny, and I like Motorhead....

It's just that my first response was "Really, that's so cool, Tell me more!' so I was hoping that there was some more info afterwards about the T-Rex poo!

Tommykey said...

If I was there I would have shouted out "Great White Sharks have serrated teeth and they are carnivores!"

That's what is sad about this. The guy has a room full of children who lack the critical thinking skills to question what he is saying and there isn't a single educated adult in the room to call him out on his b.s.

BathTub said...

Tommy clearly for seaweed!

Actually I hadn't thought of that part of it before. 'What were sharks supposed to eat before the fall'.

I'm sure Predator X was a Vegan.

Dax said...

My wife and I were at the Royal Tyrell this summer. It's an excellent museum. Unfortunately it's run by the federal Gov. and they have to let all sorts in,even this creepy looking pedo.

Monty said...

I particularly enjoyed the pwnage by poo. The creationutter rebuttal, however, would be that the T-Rex doodoo must have been a post fall sample from the time when a sinful T-Rex decided that Triceratops was preferable to sugar cane. All very sad really.

Come to think of it. The earth between Adam and Noah must have been a pretty sh1tty place for us humans. All those T-Rexs and Velociraptors running around exercising their freshly discovered taste for flesh. I'm surprised Genesis 2 through 5 is not filled with more horror stories about "how we escaped the fracking beasties!"

Ateizam said...

Really having kids listening this, is sad, like Tommykey said, but us doing nothing about it is the saddest thing! I'm glad that there are people who are willing to confront creationism and I am thankful for every blog/site/person I find who is ready to talk about it.
I'm going to put this link on my FB group.