Rule of Threes now satisfied

Mr Chicken, the Night Stalker, and now…Henry Morris. There is a kind of cosmic harmony to that trio, in that they all made a living with supernatural silliness to some degree, although Morris…nah, let's not speak ill of the dead.

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Well, shit. I've been calling and e-mailing Morris for years to challenge him to a debate over "Time and Starlight". He's consistently refused, and now to get out of having a debate with me, he's gone and died.

Chicken.

So Henry Morris, leading proponent of the worldwide Biblical flood is gone. Someone should name a University after him or something.

Oh, wait. I'm getting my Morrises mixed up. I'm thinking of one of his sons.

You know what? I'm a total ass. The guy I've been harassing is Henry Morris, III. He gave a presentation which included the central claim of "Starlight and Time", which I decided to go to (God only knows why). Evidently, he didn't even write the thing. I had somehow been under the impression that he'd written it. Of course I'd have known better if I'd read it, but the presentation was such palpable tripe that it could be shown wrong with computations that I did on the back of the brochure.

Anyway, I'm just going to shut up now. I think I'll start bothering the guy who *did* write the book.

Handsome is as handsome does. As long as you speak accurately of the dead, you do them the service they deserve. No more and no less.

Octavia Butler is a loss. She died way too young.

By Kristjan Wager (not verified) on 26 Feb 2006 #permalink

I just read that Morris was an alum of U.Minn. (though presumably not Morris).