What do you get when you cross Ken Ham and Twitter? You probably shouldn't look — it's terrifyingly inane. Besides, it's mostly just links to Ken Ham on Facebook, where he puts his whiniest complaints about atheists persecuting him, and where he has a few thousand people agreeing with him and Jesus Christ.
I just thought you'd want to know.
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