But you should still watch this retelling of the ID saga, as it would be written by Dr Seuss.
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OMG! ROFLMAO! What more can you say?
A little weak in the causal regime.
Plus, Sal has always liked both rehashed and original Ken Ham (he's at least been YEC most of the time since we've encountered him).
Cute, though.
God made the pig's ham/the same day he made Adam/ancestor of Ken Ham. I like it on the train/on the plane/and scrambling my brain. Sal-I-am/with a skull full of spam.
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Hee hee. That was pretty cute. I especially liked the Monty Python God popping open the ID-denier's brain and letting his brain bounce out as being the only way to make ID believable.
Goddamned flash, crashed my browser 6 times before I disabled the flash plugin for Firefox 3.
That was good fun. Love the Dr..
That reminds me of this....
Well done, but still uneasy to see Darwin's head on a plate! It should have been a huge hambone with the note "Ken" on it! Even funnier!
So PZ,
How the heck could you biologists have missed this??? ;)
http://www.answersingenesis.org/articles/aid/v2/n1/unicorns-in-bible
Uh ... you mean he wasn't the original author?
#8 That was great!
- So the UNIcorns may have one OR TWO horns, and
- While they are slightly smaller than elephants, they skip like calves?
- Best of all, the entry was tagged as "semi-technical", that has to mean something like "kind'a like true, but not exactly".
Sigh...
I find the occasional new and unused copy of P&P for $0.50-$2.00
Then I sell it on Amazon as new for about $25
It can be green, sometimes.
Until recently I was a frequent participant in an atheist forum. In one the lighter sections was a "Challenge" thread in which I was once challenged to make a video of myself reading "Green Eggs and Ham" like a preacher. The result can be seen at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irwZqeaRdFI
If you want "Green Eggs and Ham" read by a real preacher, check out Jesse Jackson on SNL (Eulogizing the good doctor).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPxPciXcJvc
@#12,
Codswallop, that was hilarious. Great job!
roflmao
hey wait those last 3 are scary
Couldn't read it. The pictures were too small and the text too blotchy.
Flash 9 works fine on FireFox 3 OTOH.
Update: The slide show didn't work. If you're going to put some pictures up on the web, self host. Gallery scripts are available most anywhere, and a number of web host offer self-installation scripts. Hell, I can get a gallery installed at my place and host a better slide show than Photo-Bucket does. I could do it using WordPress and the basic page template.
PhotoBucket, the Ken Ham of hosted image galleries.
#17 Alan, thanks for comments.
I have moved the slideshow to Picasa and linked through my blog.
Hope that works better.
FUN-NEEEEEEEEEEE! But I thought the ending was kind of weak.
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