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There are some entertaining cartoons at that site, but most are too religious for my liking. It really did nothing to clear the Jesus from my palate from last night's debates.

Wait, weren't the dinosaurs killed by angels with lasers while they were attacking the Ark?

I just can't keep these comics you reference straight, PZ.

Damn! I was gonna flog that. I rather like Tatsuya's take on religion, actually. It's nicely tongue in cheek. And his god is crazy like fuck.

I'll pimp Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal's take on religious compromise instead then.

Where can I get me some dino-aids?!

Sinfest Rules. Daily must. Gotta love it.

Now we know why the Rol went extinct.

Maybe they got it mixed up with dinosaur digestive aids (stomach stones). Though how a big one crashed into the Gulf of Mexico from space, I don't know. ;-)

I like this one from sinfest, which features Darwin. Or at least a book.

<3 Carlie! Those Dino-aids rock!

Saw this this morning and was expecting it to show up here.

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