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| Date: 2003/04/09 08:28:24, Link |
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The fact he thinks so highly of the Anthropic Principle speaks volumes. KC |
| Date: 2005/02/06 10:58:08, Link |
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Say, don't they have sophisticated linguistic analysis to figure out who the sockpuppets are? KC |
| Date: 2006/08/21 09:31:07, Link | ||
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Too bad Himmler wasn't Hitler's propaganda chief. Goebbels was. KC |
| Date: 2007/06/23 06:07:26, Link | ||||
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Wow, this reminds me of that old joke about the thermos being the greatest invention in the world, because it keeps hot things hot and cold things cold. How does it know? |
| Date: 2007/06/23 07:56:55, Link |
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As far as ESB's go, I prefer Fuller's over Red Hook. I did get to try a nice beer at the Bonnaroo Music festival last week. It's a Vermont brew called Magic Hat. My daughter, who goes to school in Vermont, had been telling me about it, but it's not distributed here in Missouri. So I grabbed the chance at the beer table at the festival. Very, very, nice and refreshing. |
| Date: 2007/07/09 06:46:33, Link |
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Plan 9 From Outer Space Hands down. This has everything: cheesy effects, aliens, vampires, Bela Lugosi, incredibly bad dialogue ("The sheriff's been murdered! Well, one thing's for sure--someone's responsible!"). And it was directed by Ed Wood. My favorite scene is when a character walks down his driveway to get in his car. Unfortunately, the driver's side was against a backdrop, so the actor had to get in his car from the passenger side. |
| Date: 2008/01/10 17:50:50, Link |
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Spinning: Played on: Linn Sondek LP12 Turntable :) |
| Date: 2008/01/10 22:35:05, Link | ||
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I've been getting into The Nice again lately. This particular album has 'My Back Pages", "Hang on to a Dream", and a great live version of "America", which ends suddenly after a wild cacaphony of sound, and leaves the audience stunned and in silence for a few seconds. |
| Date: 2008/01/11 15:25:11, Link |
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Two wonderful comedies: High Fidelity Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels |
| Date: 2008/01/12 23:59:50, Link |
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I'm about half-way through Thomas Pynchon's new novel Against the Day. Huge, hilarious, strange. Just as I like it. |
| Date: 2008/07/21 18:51:18, Link |
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My youngest daughter goes to Warren Wilson College, near Asheville NC. I drove her back to NC after Christmas break, just in time for us to catch Richard Thompson and his 1000 Years of Popular Music show at the Orange Peel (great venue). The show is a treat. In fact, any Richard Thompson show (acoustic solo or with his electric band) is worth seeing. |
| Date: 2008/07/27 19:12:59, Link | ||
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Not to mention being a science journalist for 20 years, which of course also makes her an expert in mammalogy and primate vision. KC |
| Date: 2008/08/25 13:05:52, Link | ||
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Warren Wilson is an excellent fit for her. Unlike her older sister, who is intense and driven (and found Bennington College a wonderful fit for her personality), Claire is laid back but accomplished. The school emphasizes academics, work (every student must have an on-campus job--that keeps the tuition 'reasonable'), and service (every student must complete a community service requirement before graduating). It tends to attract very liberal students interested in things like conservation, self-sufficiency (the school maintains a farm and raises much of its own meat and vegetables, and many students work it), international aid and activism of various kinds. So it isn't for everybody. The Sierra Club rated it number 3 in their list of "10 Coolest Colleges", but WWC also ranked number 2 in 'Reefer Madness" in the Princeton Review, LOL. The campus is nestled in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, and is just beautiful. Claire's starting her second year there, and loves it. KC |
| Date: 2008/08/28 16:26:29, Link | ||
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LOL KC |
| Date: 2008/09/03 15:07:42, Link | ||
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So..what's the function of the human chin again? |
| Date: 2008/10/22 10:04:13, Link | ||||||
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That last video was a recording of a simple middle school stepline routine. Steplines are a popular activity among African American students (especially in college), and in no way militant or creepy. And what were these kids talking about? Being inspired to become doctors and lawyers and stuff. Anyone creeped out by that needs to put on some pants and get out of their mom's basement every now and then. KC |
| Date: 2008/10/22 11:02:00, Link | ||
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Heddle writes:
It's a stepline, as I said. Paint it as scary as you like, but to anyone familiar with steplines, its no scarier (and profoundly more informed) than this pro McCain school video. KC |
| Date: 2008/10/22 12:58:58, Link | ||||
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As Chris "X" Rock said to Bill Maher, if Obama loses, then on the Wednesday following the election, if anyone has a planned activity involving black people, then it isn't going to get done. KC |
| Date: 2008/10/24 08:08:43, Link | ||
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Found quoted on UD:
It never ceases to amuse me how the IDers quote Einstein and somehow think what he said about himself also applies to them. KC |
| Date: 2008/10/26 07:11:14, Link |
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A couple of things. First of all, the fruit flies in question are not in the genus Drosophila, but in the genus Bactrocera. Nevertheless, they are a serious pest, threatening the growing olive industry in California. Secondly, I find it weird that a Republican candidate should proclaim research on pests threatening business as not being in the public good. |
| Date: 2008/11/04 12:03:55, Link | ||||
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Karl Marx was known to enjoy a few beers, so I'll be pallin' around with a few pints myself. |
| Date: 2008/11/06 08:19:38, Link | ||
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Color me naive, but I have a hard time believing this is actually true. |
| Date: 2008/11/26 15:07:24, Link | ||
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How can we ever miss Dave if he won't go away? KC |
| Date: 2009/01/02 13:59:38, Link | ||
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Wow. KC |
| Date: 2009/01/04 15:31:51, Link | ||
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From Joy:
LOL. KC |
| Date: 2009/01/05 08:37:08, Link | ||||||||||
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Some have begun to question the nutritional content of recent tard lately. As keiths has shown, nutritional tard is still being generated. However, even fossilized tard can be surprisingly satisfying. Consider this find on ARN, gloriously preserved in amber, and still savory after repeated rumination. TT regulars Vividbleau and Joy figure prominently. KC |
| Date: 2009/01/05 11:46:26, Link | ||
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My goodness-- I missed this the first time. DaveScot:
So...IC is defined by how it comes about, not by what it is. Right. KC |
| Date: 2009/01/06 11:03:19, Link | ||||
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And she's a Judith Hooper fan. Enough said. KC |
| Date: 2009/01/07 05:52:10, Link |
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An Englishman applying for a visa to Australia was asked if he had a criminal record. "My Goodness", he replied, "Is that still a requirement?" KC |
| Date: 2009/01/15 12:01:40, Link | ||
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The capacity for embarrassment is one of the first signs of recovery. Shame comes next. KC |
| Date: 2009/01/16 10:29:45, Link | ||
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Unspoken subcorollary to #3: Once the ID movement is in power, the Catholic and Moonie Iders will be the first put up against a wall. KC |
| Date: 2009/01/23 13:02:59, Link |
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Don't forget Tightwad, MO KC |
| Date: 2009/01/27 06:12:01, Link | ||
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[quote=nuytsia,Jan. 27 2009,02:27]
I loved Jonathan Wells saying "when I look at the evidence objectively". Of course, that was just a hypothetical on his part. KC |
| Date: 2009/01/29 08:20:06, Link | ||
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It's probably from the traditional 9-5 workday. 5PM is also probably when many 'Happy Hours' begin. I wait until the sun is over the yardarm myself. KC |
| Date: 2009/02/03 09:22:33, Link |
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Joe has reinfected ARN again. What an ignorant ass. KC |
| Date: 2009/02/03 09:23:53, Link | ||
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I just realized how "Dog Bites Man" that was. Sorry. Carry on. KC |
| Date: 2009/02/03 10:59:42, Link | ||
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Another Joe G gem for those without sigs:
KC |
| Date: 2009/02/03 16:03:17, Link | ||||||
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I saw them for the first time at the Santa Monica Civic, 1973, Selling England By the Pound tour with Gabriel. Fabulous. The best post-Gabriel show for me was Berkeley Community Theatre, ~1976. They had King Crimson's Bill Bruford on drums. The drum duels between Bruford and Collins on the instrumental parts of "The Cinema Show" and "Supper's Ready" brought down the house. KC |
| Date: 2009/02/04 12:40:24, Link | ||
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[quote=Venus Mousetrap,Feb. 04 2009,11:35][/quote]
A very good review of this subject can be found here. Coyne JA and HA Orr (1998). The evolutionary genetics of speciation. Phil. Trans. R. Soc. Lond. B 353: 287-305. KC |
| Date: 2009/02/04 13:20:03, Link |
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As for alchohol, babies fit nicely (for awhile) over one forearm, freeing up the other hand for holding beer. KC |
| Date: 2009/02/04 16:38:04, Link | ||
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Now that's intelligent design. KC |
| Date: 2009/02/05 10:56:29, Link | ||
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Do you walk to school or carry your lunch? What's the difference between a hard-boiled egg? I know you can! KC |
| Date: 2009/02/05 11:46:42, Link | ||||
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I like this one:
Assuming Stein followed his own economic advice, does he have any money left? KC |
| Date: 2009/02/05 15:15:18, Link |
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And don't forget to read Goodnight Moon to the little ankle biter when old enough. And The Wind in the Willows later. Its a great way to drain away your own stress. KC |
| Date: 2009/02/05 16:04:02, Link | ||||
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Both my daughters loved playing the game of finding the mouse in every picture. I enjoyed the soothing rhythm of the text, a prose lullaby. Which was fortunate, since there was a local ordinance against me singing anything. KC |
| Date: 2009/02/06 14:59:38, Link | ||
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The Firesign Theatre had a great creation myth (and subsequent scientific explanation):
KC |
| Date: 2009/02/06 15:33:55, Link |
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I like your story, Shroedinger. It's just obviously superstition. For any creation story to be taken seriously, there has to be a turtle in it somewhere. KC |
| Date: 2009/02/09 11:05:10, Link | ||
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Ok...then what about this:  KC |
| Date: 2009/02/09 14:12:33, Link | ||||
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So science is only good if it doesn't spook the herd. Got it. KC |
| Date: 2009/02/11 12:09:19, Link | ||
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[quote=Marion Delgado,Feb. 06 2009,22:34]
Surely there are more wholesome things to wonder about. KC |
| Date: 2009/02/12 05:49:13, Link |
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| Date: 2009/02/13 15:05:39, Link | ||
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It's massive snootfuls of Teh Stoopid. KC |
| Date: 2009/02/13 22:35:42, Link | ||
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This is one of Joe's more recent gems from ARN:
Yeah. That's it, alright. KC |
| Date: 2009/02/14 12:47:02, Link | ||||||||
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All Joe has ever read of the trial is the DI's version of it. KC |
| Date: 2009/02/19 11:04:08, Link | ||
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Stephenb:
A certain fallen angel sez, ORLY?  KC |
| Date: 2009/02/20 10:25:28, Link | ||
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Measure this, Dave: KC |
| Date: 2009/02/20 13:41:18, Link | ||||
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I'm not sure if the formation itself has a name, but it's in Kodachrome Basin State Park, in Utah. Here's a look from another angle:  KC |
| Date: 2009/02/23 09:27:42, Link |
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I love this challenge: "Please show how evolution can be falsified. But don't use common descent because..well...that answers our challenge and we can't have that. Pick something else". They are like Qaddafi drawing the Line of Death in the Gulf of Sidra: "Cross this, I dare ya! Oh. You crossed it. Ok...now cross this! I double dare ya!" It would be funny if it weren't so pathetic. KC |
| Date: 2009/02/26 13:37:07, Link | ||||||||
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Or use gopher traps. KC |
| Date: 2009/02/27 12:21:32, Link | ||
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I believe the judge in the Creationism trial in Arkansas in the 1980's asked the plaintiffs to produce such rejection letters. They couldn't come up with even one. And yes, a letter is sent. KC |
| Date: 2009/02/27 13:09:38, Link | ||||
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Thanks. KC |
| Date: 2009/02/27 13:11:23, Link | ||
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In my naivete, I never considered that. LOL KC |
| Date: 2009/02/28 05:35:13, Link | ||
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Atom:
Have these people any concept of the carrying capacity of an environment? This is the baklava of tard. KC |
| Date: 2009/03/16 08:59:40, Link |
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Another late entry, with apologies to Stephen Crane: I saw a tard pursuing Darwin's racism; Round and round they sped. I was disturbed at this; I accosted the tard. "It is futile," I said, "You can never -- " "You lie," he cried, And ran on. KC |
| Date: 2009/03/20 10:03:38, Link | ||||||
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Pynchon rocks. KC |
| Date: 2009/03/23 08:46:33, Link |
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I'll give you a list of those you must ban, All must be banned with their children Carry their posts to the palace of old Hang them high let the tard flow.  KC |
| Date: 2009/03/25 08:21:53, Link |
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The Pentangle, Sweet Child. KC |
| Date: 2009/03/25 11:20:30, Link |
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| The Motels, "Mission of Mercy" |
| Date: 2009/03/25 11:23:30, Link | ||
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Joan Baez's version of "Boots of Spanish Leather" is another disaster. But her versions of "Love is Just a Four Letter Word" and "Love Minus Zero/No Limit" are beautiful. KC |
| Date: 2009/03/25 12:54:19, Link | ||||
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I love both albums. KC |
| Date: 2009/03/26 10:20:53, Link | ||
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I read ReMine's chapter on Haldane's Dilemma and his paper on "Cost Theory" which he tried to publish in The Journal of Theoretical Biology, but got frustrated when the reviewers failed to see how it contributed anything to what was already known, and ended up publishing in ICR's Technical Journal. I think it's no more than a trivial exercise in algebra. KC |
| Date: 2009/03/27 17:07:52, Link | ||||
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What a frakking maroon. KC |
| Date: 2009/03/31 11:09:50, Link | ||
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Deep thinker, this guy. KC |
| Date: 2009/04/01 15:07:28, Link | ||||||
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You can google for him. The only thing you can't do, and the only thing that will work with Joe, is understand it for him. KC |
| Date: 2009/04/01 15:09:35, Link | ||||
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Or a bag of rock hammers. KC |
| Date: 2009/04/02 16:24:53, Link | ||
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jerry:
No it isn't. Another ignoramus who thinks he 'gets' punk eek. What is it about punk eek that compels people who don't understand it to pontificate on it so? KC |
| Date: 2009/04/03 11:17:34, Link |
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O'Leary's post about Niko Tinbergen is unbelievable. She completely misses the part of the article that says the Dutch researchers trying to replicate his work on gulls found that his basic conclusion was correct. Sheesh. KC |
| Date: 2009/04/04 07:35:33, Link | ||
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Remind me why Denyse O'leary is called a "journalist":
Sorry if this has been pointed out before, but I think it undescores just how incompetent she is. Methinks she assumes if Microsoft Word doesn't catch the error, then she got it right. KC |
| Date: 2009/04/04 19:00:52, Link | ||||
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My comments were finally released-- they're the ones right before yours. KC |
| Date: 2009/04/05 14:58:49, Link | ||||||||
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NSM:
Just for posterity, in case my reply never makes it out of moderation:
KC |
| Date: 2009/04/05 17:34:26, Link | ||
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Ethically, each is far less than even that. KC |
| Date: 2009/04/09 06:23:56, Link |
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Since when did GK Chesterton become a great philosopher? KC |
| Date: 2009/04/18 18:22:09, Link | ||||||
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Is Mr Nakashima on moderation? Dave Wisker (me) is all of the time. Frakking annoying. KC |
| Date: 2009/04/18 18:47:16, Link | ||||||||
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jerry:
The Brosius paper is about retronuons, how they can be exaptations, and how exaptations may play a large role. In other words, jerry thinks the 'essence of the debate" is about deferred adaptations. As if this idea is new or particularly controversial...LOL The hyperbole/knowledge ratio in this one is huge. KC |
| Date: 2009/04/19 10:41:27, Link | ||||||||||||||
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Jerry makes this grand pronouncement:
So I asked:
Joe steps in at this point to help (my emphasis):
My reply (still in goddamned moderation):
Oops. KC |
| Date: 2009/04/23 05:49:14, Link | ||
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gpuccio:
LOL KC |
| Date: 2009/04/25 20:57:03, Link | ||
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Gil throws in the towel:
 KC |
| Date: 2009/04/26 12:36:42, Link |
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Its a humid, windy Spring day here in Kansas City... waiting for the tornadoes. Enjoying a nice ice-cold bottle of Zagorka, from Bulgaria: Perfect. KC |
| Date: 2009/04/28 19:09:25, Link | ||||||||
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My reply:
Of course, I am in perpetual moderation. KC |
| Date: 2009/04/28 22:22:29, Link | ||||
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Just for the record: Barry Arrington:
My reply (now in moderation 3 hours): Dave Wisker:
KC |
| Date: 2009/05/02 07:17:02, Link |
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I see he also still can't understand what Dawkins was using the WEASEL program to illustrate. KC |
| Date: 2009/05/06 23:32:42, Link | ||||
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I think I'd rather have a hair shirt. KC |
| Date: 2009/05/07 05:57:19, Link |
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I hated Sanford's book. Take my copy-- Please. KC |
| Date: 2009/05/08 09:16:14, Link | ||
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Hey Joy, I think my daughter goes to school near you: Warren Wilson College, in Swannanoa. Its a gorgeous part of the country, to be sure. KC |
| Date: 2009/05/08 15:40:13, Link | ||
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Philosophy/History KC |
| Date: 2009/05/09 14:03:08, Link | ||
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Graduate student doing research in molecular ecology. What about you, tough guy? KC |
| Date: 2009/05/09 14:13:13, Link | ||||||
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Joe G, the one who thinks reproductive isolation means only geographic isolation? . LOL. KC |
| Date: 2009/05/09 22:18:45, Link | ||
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I don't know how you fucking do it. It's not often you run into someone as congenitally unable to consider the possibility of being wrong as this guy. KC |
| Date: 2009/05/09 22:36:34, Link |
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I can't watch this video without thinking about Walter ReMine's Message Theory series of non-essays on UD. KC |
| Date: 2009/05/09 22:44:15, Link |
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| Date: 2009/05/11 11:14:15, Link | ||||||
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Was that a real audience, or a fake one, as Stein used in the film? KC |
| Date: 2009/05/11 13:08:17, Link |
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A fake audience would be so much funnier. Well, to me at least ;) KC |
| Date: 2009/05/15 11:20:16, Link | ||||||
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Even the pro-IDers have learned that trying to discuss ReMine's work with him is nigh on impossible without him crying misrepresentation. I would love to see copies of all the correspondence between ReMine and the editors of The Journal of Theoretical Biology and Heredity when he tried publishing that ridiculous paper of his. KC |
| Date: 2009/05/15 13:21:50, Link | ||
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That is an outstanding piece of writing. KC |
| Date: 2009/05/18 09:05:33, Link | ||||
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Joe G is brave:
Adel DiBagno is impressed (or sarcastic):
KC |
| Date: 2009/05/18 09:28:33, Link | ||||||||
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Hmmm...he claims it's his knee in the exchange I was quoting from. LOL. PS...got a link to him admitting that? KC |
| Date: 2009/05/20 11:04:38, Link | ||
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Joe G is pwned by derwood:
KC |
| Date: 2009/05/22 16:17:44, Link | ||
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-- And no disagreeing with our dumbass definitions of things KC |
| Date: 2009/05/24 08:11:40, Link | ||
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StephenB
Which is ID's Dilemma. And we know what path they took. KC |
| Date: 2009/05/24 17:43:11, Link | ||
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| Date: 2009/05/24 19:40:11, Link | ||||||
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Merlin seems impressed by Sanfords "Y chromosome degeneration" argument:
I remind him that the evolution of sex chromosomes involves deterioration of the Y: Dave Wisker:
Of course, it won't get out of moderation until Tuesday KC |
| Date: 2009/05/27 05:35:46, Link | ||
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Sure, if you think Rube Goldberg is the greatest. Engineer. Ever. KC |
| Date: 2009/05/27 09:50:12, Link | ||
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Its not much different from blaming man for everything shitty in the world, and reserving all the credit for the good to God. KC |
| Date: 2009/05/28 16:30:08, Link | ||
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IDers like their philosophers like their biologists: second rate. KC |
| Date: 2009/05/29 13:11:57, Link | ||
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Clive vouches for Denyse:
LOL KC |
| Date: 2009/05/30 12:16:13, Link | ||||||
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Just in case...
KC |
| Date: 2009/06/03 08:23:59, Link | ||
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What is it about botany that confounds Iders? joseph
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| Date: 2009/06/03 09:52:33, Link | ||||||
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I guess Mendel played in the wrong kingdom. KC |
| Date: 2009/06/03 15:56:10, Link | ||||
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Jethro Tull: "Hymn 43" Randy Newman: "God's Song" Leon Russell: "Roll Away the Stone" Leonard Cohen: "The Future" KC |
| Date: 2009/06/05 07:44:15, Link | ||
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Priceless. Reminds me of the media crucifixion of that govt official who the word "niggardly" correctly. KC |
| Date: 2009/06/06 04:58:48, Link |
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| At last. |
| Date: 2009/06/07 12:15:50, Link |
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| Someone should cobble the puns together in one post. |
| Date: 2009/06/07 20:53:36, Link |
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"Y'all" is fairly common in Missouri, but I had to go to Arkansas before hearing "All y'all". I enjoy the way 'all y'all" has increased the variation in my profanity: "Well, fuck all y'all, then" has a satisfying "and the horse you rode in on" heft. KC |
| Date: 2009/06/08 04:30:19, Link | ||||
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In the Kansas City area, one can say 'y'all' without comment, but most people don't use it. KC |
| Date: 2009/06/08 05:05:28, Link | ||||
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Yeah, its great. The article on Internet Tough Guys must have had Dave Scot specifically in mind. KC |
| Date: 2009/06/09 11:09:44, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
Physicists and hair? What about biologists? Steven Pinker:  Kevin Padian:  KC |
| Date: 2009/06/09 14:58:02, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
Or, in despair at the sheer monumental level of tard, this:  KC |
| Date: 2009/06/11 15:51:37, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Clive:
As if no aboriginals were killed before 1859. The Tasmanians were pretty much wiped out by 1833. But it's all Darwin's fault KC . |
| Date: 2009/06/12 10:54:35, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
herb:
Where does one begin pointing out the ridiculousness of this comparison/calculation? For example, does one also assume that Boeing assembles planes in one step? If not, how can you even compare them honestly? (I know the answer, BTW, just venting) KC |
| Date: 2009/06/16 16:45:40, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Ya gotta get a warm Humpty Dumptian fuzzy over this:
KC |
| Date: 2009/06/17 06:05:58, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
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I wish I had a nickel every time IDers use "The issue isn't X, it's Y" format in their postings. KC |
| Date: 2009/06/19 13:44:04, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
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Saved in case of deletion: Dave Wisker
KC |
| Date: 2009/06/20 13:19:06, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
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Sometimes, talking to one's dog would be more productive: Clive:
KC |
| Date: 2009/06/25 09:03:40, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
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This whole Jones thread has a Thurberish quality to it, as in that cartoon where the man says to his wife, "How is it possible, woman, in the awful and magnificent times we live in, to be preoccupied exclusively with the piddling?" KC |
| Date: 2009/06/26 08:12:48, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
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Done. Good luck, Wes KC |
| Date: 2009/07/02 22:16:19, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Clive:
And stop breathing. And masturbating on yer blog. KC |
| Date: 2009/07/06 12:47:58, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
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I attended a Francis Crick lecture once. Take that, science bitches. KC |
| Date: 2009/07/07 08:16:31, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
My wife and I were friends with marathoner/occasional actor Kenny Moore. Moore appeared with Mel Gibson in "Tequila Sunrise" Gibson and Julia Roberts appeared in "Conspiracy Theory" Roberts and Bacon appeared in "Flatliners" KC |
| Date: 2009/07/14 16:22:37, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
No placental wolf can open its jaws 120 degrees like the Thylacine could, nor can the Grey Wolf sit up on its hind legs and tail like a kangaroo. KC |
| Date: 2009/07/24 10:59:49, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
Exactly. The dumbass has now been straightened out. KC |
| Date: 2009/07/24 12:13:16, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
I didn't think it was possible, but joe is far stupider than I thought: joseph:
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| Date: 2009/07/26 16:40:31, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
This could get tardfully fun, since BillB is a computer scientist. KC |
| Date: 2009/07/28 13:30:10, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
The only thing I could think of even remotely connected to the Grants on this is cycles of environmental change and introgression that could interfere with permanent reproductive isolation for a long time. But 23 milllion years sounds extreme, and I've never read anything by the Grants suggesting something like that. But I could be wrong, so I'll let jerry enlighten us. KC |
| Date: 2009/07/28 15:16:49, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
That's the most likely answer. After all, taking notes from videos is hard work. KC |
| Date: 2009/07/29 08:12:47, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
What's an "avatar blogger"? KC |
| Date: 2009/07/29 09:07:04, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
joseph
Me:
KC |
| Date: 2009/07/29 09:35:31, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Thanks. Cakeboy is an endless source of amusement. |
| Date: 2009/07/29 10:07:18, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Thin Lizzy rocked. KC |
| Date: 2009/07/29 11:16:39, Link | ||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||
Ha! I don't live in New England. But Cakeboy does. KC |
| Date: 2009/07/29 16:31:19, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
But they thought he was a good catch. |
| Date: 2009/07/30 10:58:19, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
If you refuse to look, or cover your eyes, you cannot find. |
| Date: 2009/08/02 14:14:29, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Ashdown BC, et al. (1998). Hydrogen peroxide poisoning causing brain infarction: neuroimaging findings. American Journal of Roentgenology <b>170</b>:1653-5. For crissakes, the stuff I have at home is only 3%, and the label specifically warns against ingesting it. |
| Date: 2009/08/03 08:10:43, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
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Done, but he has been asked before. KC |
| Date: 2009/08/04 11:12:56, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
Just to make sure jerry didn't miss the question the first two times:
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| Date: 2009/08/04 11:50:16, Link | ||||||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||||||
I looked up Prager and Wilson's paper. They are tallking about the development of complete hybrid inviability. P&W found that certain groups of organisms, birds and amphibians in particular, lose hybrid viability very slowly. 20-30 million years (which suprised me). However, other groups, such as mammals lose it much more quickly (by around a factor of ten): 2 - 3 million years |
| Date: 2009/08/04 12:16:04, Link | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||||||||||||||
Actually, whether or not these populations are actual species yet in the strict sense of the term is irrelevant. The fact remains they are morphologically and ecologically distinct, and reproductively isolated, which can only lead to further divergence. In other words, they are species in all but complete post-zygotic isolation. |
| Date: 2009/08/04 12:48:14, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
I was thinking more of the IDers perspective on this and evolutiionary theory. Diversity depends on isolation and divergence. And that's what we see, regardless of the taxonomic headaches. |
| Date: 2009/08/04 13:51:16, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
DATCG cites Alan Feduccia:
Huh? Link |
| Date: 2009/08/06 09:58:02, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
I think its funny born77 is walking right into the teeth of a falsification of his thesis and now he wants us to "tweak' the fitness test "in all fairness". If you don't have the chops to defend your hero Sanford, don't humiliate him by demanding special teatment from the big bad Darwinists. What a maroon. |
| Date: 2009/08/13 05:34:52, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
UB is obsessed with this because, like most IDers, he is looking at it from the wrong angle:  |
| Date: 2009/08/13 10:27:04, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| bornagain77 seems to think that the fact the genomes of ancient bacteria recovered from older salt deposits are remarkably similar to modern bacteria is some kind of problem for evolution. He forgets that if we can revive old bacteria from salt deposits, then erosion of older rocks could do the same thing, continually, for millions of years, releasing billions and billions of these bacteria on the surface. He also forgets how much salt we mine and throw on roads every winter alone. |
| Date: 2009/08/13 10:33:50, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Well, to be fair, a few biologists have suffered from the same problem. ETA: I have to admit, though, it has been fun pulling the rug out from under one of bornagain's favorite issues. Man I hate myself. |
| Date: 2009/08/13 12:48:20, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
bornagain gets in a snit when his pet theory is shown to have some shaky assumptions:
Link |
| Date: 2009/08/13 16:06:45, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
What bornagain didn't say is, Vreeland wrote a paper discussing the reasons why we could expect ancient and modern bacteria to not be much different. |
| Date: 2009/08/23 06:38:11, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Where's her full publication list? |
| Date: 2009/08/23 09:08:21, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
Thanks. I was interested in her publication record since she was at Columbia (2004 on). |
| Date: 2009/08/23 10:59:51, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
And also how much grant money she brings in, I would imagine. |
| Date: 2009/08/23 14:11:37, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
:::scuffs feet::: shucks oops. |
| Date: 2009/08/23 16:03:30, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
jerry:
I'm beginning to regret trying to explain this to him. |
| Date: 2009/08/24 22:30:21, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
He's just like cakeboy, blaming the nasty ole atheists/DAwrwinits/liberals for making him act like an asshole. Free will my ass. |
| Date: 2009/08/25 08:04:03, Link | ||||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||||
I have pointed them to my series of essays on Human Chromsome 2 on PT. |
| Date: 2009/08/25 11:11:49, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
I love it: evolutionary biology is so easy even a tard can refute it! Just don't cite papers on evolutionary biology-- dey is cunfyoozlin. |
| Date: 2009/08/26 10:29:49, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
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| Date: 2009/08/26 11:57:03, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
ba77 will only be able to voluntarily control the rudness. |
| Date: 2009/08/26 15:47:21, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
I suggested that they enlist Lou Dobbs to help them, since he apparently neds a new cause, since CNN told him to get off the birther wagon. But my post mysteriously disappeared. |
| Date: 2009/08/30 10:36:50, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
Dawkins's legal name is Clinton Richard Dawkins. |
| Date: 2009/09/03 13:00:12, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
I have. It's a bar called The Endless Bummer. |
| Date: 2009/09/04 08:15:17, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Ironically, one of the reasons Kammerer garnered so much opposition wasn't just his research, but the fact he was an atheist. |
| Date: 2009/09/15 05:05:26, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Note how telling the truth isn't mentioned. KC |
| Date: 2009/09/16 09:20:33, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
Interestingly, neither definition Floyd cited implied different underlying mechanisms for microevolution and macroevolution. KC |
| Date: 2009/09/16 09:42:28, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Gil Dodgen:
<snicker> KC |
| Date: 2009/09/16 11:06:43, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
Those ancient mesoamericans sure must have known their molecular biology. What a maroon. KC |
| Date: 2009/09/16 22:15:30, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
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ID science at its best: tragic mishap
IDers are so cute when they play dress up:  KC |
| Date: 2009/09/21 08:03:50, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
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Heavens to Betsy, this "debate" just blows. KC |
| Date: 2009/09/21 09:58:04, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
The only proof that would satisfy cakeboy is videocamera footage from the Cambrian. |
| Date: 2009/09/21 10:35:57, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
Oh yes! |
| Date: 2009/09/24 13:37:21, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| Behe's testimony at the Kitzmiller trial. Classic. |
| Date: 2009/09/26 11:54:47, Link | ||||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||||
Yeah, but he is a veritable saint compared to Jonathan Wells. |
| Date: 2009/09/30 14:24:43, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
Um..sheep are domesticated primarily for wool, not meat. |
| Date: 2009/10/04 10:23:06, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
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This reminds me of that hilarious scene in the movie "Saved", when Cassandra, the only Jewish kid at a Christian high school starts speaking in tongues at an assembly. Or so everyone thinks at first... during the school assembly, Cassandra stands up and begins yelling in Spanish] Tia: [thinking] Oh my god, the Jew girl's speaking in tongues! [Cassandra rips open her shirt] Roland: She's going to show her boobs! Thank you Jesus! Patrick: [thinking] She is, she's going to show her boobs! [looking horrified, Hilary Faye stands up at the podium] Hilary Faye: She's saying she has a hot pussy! [the word "pussy" is bleeped out by microphone feedback] |
| Date: 2009/10/07 06:09:15, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| I'm confused. So Dembski doesn't think he is the Isaac Newton of Information Theory? |
| Date: 2009/10/07 14:45:41, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
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| Date: 2009/10/08 13:12:28, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Apparently BA wants to simply masturbate in public without extraneous comment. |
| Date: 2009/10/15 08:24:13, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
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You have to love this: Doomsday Smith:
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| Date: 2009/10/19 08:35:59, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
Stebbins was one of the architects of the Modern Synthesis, but as a botanist usually gets left out of discussions. |
| Date: 2009/10/29 08:38:54, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
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I'm done with this stupid motherfucker. Dave Wisker:
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| Date: 2009/11/02 11:01:03, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
StephenB:
What a tortured soul. |
| Date: 2009/11/10 08:07:39, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
Jerry is simply obsessing on the idea that many of the populations in the Galapagos hybridize, albeit rarely. Therefore they have to be of the same species. An interesting fact (which jerry also seems dazzled by) is, birds as a group tend to develop genetic incompatibility (hybrid sterility) as a form of reproductive isolation much more slowly than with other groups, like mammals, by a factor of about 10. It's not clear why that is so-- the reason may be develpomental. So avian species possess a large capoacity for hybridization between species. Why this is of such interest to jerry is beyond my simple mind. What is obvious in birds is, they do maintain enough reproductive isolation (geographic, ecological, etc)to develp not only an astonishing diversity, but enough to keep those diverse populations relatively stable enough for us to recognize and think of them as separate species without having to resort to artificial selection to keep them that way. This means the actual level of hybridization is not high enough to disrupt the diversification. The fact they make take longer to develop hybrid sterility is truly irrelevant. |
| Date: 2009/11/10 14:16:38, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
Yes, but to tards who slavishly adhere to the Biological Species Concept, it's not interspecific hybridization when it's between members of the same species. Jerry and his ilk think the species of finches in the Galapagos are actually varieties or subspecies. Not that it matters of course. Just a useful red herring to deceive the laypeople. |
| Date: 2009/11/11 11:00:36, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
He couldn't even spell my name right. |
| Date: 2009/11/17 15:23:47, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Nakashima nails ba77:
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| Date: 2009/11/18 10:05:12, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
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I think Blipey's clown terrorizing Dave Scott deserves Notable Mention. |
| Date: 2009/11/18 16:08:11, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| I've never looked in on this thread. It's frakking breathtaking. |
| Date: 2009/11/18 16:17:07, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Communist/Satanic Influences in Mr Ed. Sigh. |
| Date: 2009/11/22 07:45:50, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Mung finally mentions the 800-pound gorilla in the room in Sal's thread:
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| Date: 2009/11/29 11:28:50, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
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I just have to say this to get it out of my system: jerry is a monstrous douche. Thanks. |
| Date: 2009/12/01 05:05:55, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Nice. |
| Date: 2009/12/07 05:23:23, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Clive Baby:
LOL. |
| Date: 2009/12/08 17:05:05, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
Art, the reason Clive banned the link was the potentially embarrassing fact that Moe looks suspiciously like Jonathan Wells. |
| Date: 2009/12/09 12:47:25, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
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When the tardometer just rockets off the scale: angryoldwhatthefrak:
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| Date: 2009/12/11 05:44:48, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
jerry:
LOL |
| Date: 2009/12/11 05:53:41, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
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Tard seen in its very rare, almost crystalline form: todd:
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| Date: 2010/01/02 11:37:06, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
Everyone knows the only accepted currency for online debates is quatloos. |
| Date: 2010/01/03 00:42:05, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
MMMM.. Gyros  |
| Date: 2010/01/07 12:07:55, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
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Just in case this gets "gaveled" Dave Wisker
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| Date: 2010/01/11 14:12:50, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| glad to hear youi're on the mend! |
| Date: 2010/01/11 16:33:57, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
jerry never fails to amuse:
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| Date: 2010/01/12 17:04:02, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
The only thing that would satisfy cakeboy and jerry is a video nano-cam with a strap-on time machine. |
| Date: 2010/01/18 09:29:17, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
Cakeboy's new name is "Jim":
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| Date: 2010/01/18 18:04:33, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| What Cakeboy (aka 'Jim" on TT) and many UDers resist from coming out and saying is, the only evidence for evolution they will ever accept is that from a video nano-cam with a time machine attachment. |
| Date: 2010/02/24 12:32:15, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
He's not an IDer these days, as I understand. |
| Date: 2010/02/24 14:09:47, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| What cracks me up is ID Guy says he'll meet with anyone to prove he isn't Joe. Yet here sits poor Oleg at Johns Hopkins with a spare 20 grand, all lonely, waiting to give it to him should he show up and actually do it. |
| Date: 2010/02/24 15:27:37, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| 100 quatloos he watches this thread and pops in with a tard-a-gram right after any wagered time limit. |
| Date: 2010/02/26 12:23:22, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
An "Ilion" sighting in the comments! One of my bestest favorites! |
| Date: 2010/02/28 09:18:13, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
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Ilion is a fun one. He came up with a "disproof" of evolution (regarding the human chromosome 2 fusion) in some gaming forum years ago), and has been traveling from forum to forum peddling it ever since. His argument has been dismantled several times by different people, but when that happens he just leaves (because he just can't stand "intellectual dishonesty", you see) and finds another where the members haven't seen his pet argument demolished. Here is a thread on ARN where I dealt with him, and here is a blog where he tried it again ( a friend who frequents the blog noticed his presence and let me know). He is nasty piece of work, but easily refuted. The trouble is, many laypeople are impressed by his 'sciency' schtick. |
| Date: 2010/03/02 08:31:37, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
Somewhere Pavlov is smiling. |
| Date: 2010/03/02 10:07:43, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Pwnage! |
| Date: 2010/03/02 12:35:43, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
But you can sure get him to drool on cue like a sonofabitch. |
| Date: 2010/03/10 21:50:23, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
"Answering the Bat Phone" Har! |
| Date: 2010/03/12 08:16:19, Link | ||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||
Good grief, what a whiny bitch. |
| Date: 2010/05/16 08:54:41, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| How could Hunter get a PhD in Biophysics and be so honestly clueless about Bayesian statistics? Oh wait, I answered my own question. |
| Date: 2010/05/16 09:39:53, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
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Joe/ID Guy, the gift that just keeps on giving: olegt:
Joe:
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| Date: 2010/05/17 08:18:05, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Funny you should mention Keene. When Joe mentioned he had been holding "Intelligent Design Awareness Day" seminars at the local schools, I sent inquiries to the school principal, school board, and local newspaper asking just what Mr Gallien's qualifications were to present such seminars. Not one ever replied. I think Joe lives in Salem's Lot |
| Date: 2010/05/20 12:26:12, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
[quote=Zachriel,May 20 2010,11:58][/quote]
That's because the IDders -- who need their prose pre-digested and pre-understood for them--cannot comprehend Adam's implicit meaning (added for emphasis):
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| Date: 2010/06/03 13:33:06, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
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Pwnage. ID Guy/Joe:
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| Date: 2010/06/03 13:33:46, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
BFF's. |
| Date: 2010/06/03 16:28:07, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Ewww..... |
| Date: 2010/06/15 10:20:08, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
jerry's spidey sense is nagging him (by whispering "Dover, Dover" in his ear) about not taking stands. |
| Date: 2010/07/14 05:50:41, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
Like, maybe our solar system might just be an atom in some kind of giant's body? Did anyone else see StephenB trying to hide a bong after he wrote that? |
| Date: 2010/07/14 09:40:22, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
I bet his mom just hates going down into the basement. |
| Date: 2010/07/14 11:24:21, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
olegt:
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| Date: 2010/07/19 12:45:29, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
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We can haz ID predickshun! fifth monarchy man:
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| Date: 2010/07/19 15:11:53, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
I think FMM's idea is, a designer would want to provide organisms that are exposed to wide-ranging habitats or diets more DNA to develop adaptive solutions. |
| Date: 2010/07/20 11:52:18, Link | ||||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||||
Well, it was the the first actual testable prediction I've seen out of that site, so I got excited. And it's been a fairly respectful exchange, for once. |
| Date: 2010/07/26 16:25:22, Link | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||||||||||||||||
But be sure to use some spit-and-polish. |
| Date: 2010/09/14 06:03:55, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
The DI has killed the weasel, and now, by constantly chanting its name, has resurrected the corpse:  |
| Date: 2010/09/15 18:11:11, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
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| Date: 2010/10/02 09:42:09, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
Sal has had a bromance with Sanford for years. Sanford's lame book makes a big deal about a paper Lynch published expressing concern about mutational meltdown and the fitness of the human population. But what Sanford doesn't mention is work Lynch later did with Susan Estes, where they took lines of C. elegans, saddled them with huge detrimental mutational loads, and found that several lines actually recovered their original fitness levels. So much for genetic entropy. This paper provides a great slapdown when discussing genetic entropy with IDiots. Estes S & M Lynch (2002). Rapid fitness recovery in mutationally degraded lines of Caenorhabditis elegans. Evolution 57(5): 1022-1030
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| Date: 2010/11/10 06:06:20, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
There's a reason why he suggested that only IDers participate. |
| Date: 2010/11/10 07:44:42, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| The idea behind the thread is to come up with a cartoonish view of evolutionary biologists refusing to admit the verboten explanation that an intelligent agent is responsible for the phenomenon. Apparently it's not polite to point out this would stick out like a sore thumb to any biologist worth a damn. |
| Date: 2010/11/10 15:45:35, Link | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||||||||||||||
I'm getting a haddock over all this |
| Date: 2010/11/11 07:39:52, Link | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Makes me want to tuna-out. |
| Date: 2010/11/11 07:43:24, Link | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
And its a crappie thread, besides. |
| Date: 2010/11/11 10:02:40, Link | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Wahoo!!!!!!!!!! |
| Date: 2010/11/24 09:31:54, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
That's because all the big bad Darwinists are a-scared to venture on his blog. |
| Date: 2010/12/03 10:48:34, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| I'd like to see the materials cakeboy uses for his "Intelligent Design Day" presentations at the Keene Public schools. |
| Date: 2010/12/06 07:47:55, Link | ||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||
And Colonel Angus. |
| Date: 2010/12/06 08:15:34, Link | ||||||||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||||||||
For lulz, Google "Ilion" and "Intellectually dishonest". |
| Date: 2010/12/06 11:00:59, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
You have to love Ilion's high opinion of his reasoning ability. Oh yes, you see, one of his faults is that he's too logical. For a quick, illuminating look at his prowess in reasoning, I suggest this ARN thread. |
| Date: 2010/12/06 11:21:33, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
And its integrity, measured in Luskins. |
| Date: 2010/12/07 16:27:02, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
He's not WAD's sock, AFAIK. Just another unique personality on teh internetz. |
| Date: 2010/12/08 11:22:50, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
oooh..I like those |
| Date: 2010/12/10 09:04:51, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
POTW! |
| Date: 2010/12/14 16:11:03, Link | ||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||
Much like ID having little to do with the nature of the designer (or so we're told), it doesn't have much to do with the actual biology of the organisms it studies, either. |
| Date: 2010/12/15 14:57:55, Link | ||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||
Not a bad TATA Box, either. :::ducks:::: |
| Date: 2010/12/30 13:54:50, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
My kind of picnic:  |
| Date: 2011/01/01 20:57:19, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| IDers just can't stand it when you tell them that sometimes they just don't have the expertise to evaluate a scientific claim. |
| Date: 2011/01/04 16:41:10, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
I'll say. You can't swing a dead cat in my (midwest) town without hitting either a church or a bank. |
| Date: 2011/01/06 03:48:43, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Oleg:
And we all know how well that turned out: God: And here’s the next species, one I’m particularly proud of… Adam: Beetle. God: Excellent. Now here’s another… Adam: Beetle. God: No, you just named the last one “beetle”. This one is quite different — look at the pattern on the wing cases, and the shape of the antennae… Adam: Beetle. God: Well, OK, though they certainly look different to Me. Now, the next species is — Adam: Beetle. From: The Real Reason for the Fall |
| Date: 2011/01/06 08:15:50, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
Nope. This has been floating around teh Internetz for years without attribution. Is Pratchet the actual author? |
| Date: 2011/01/10 17:26:52, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| ID Guy is either Joe G for sure, or the stupidest douche on the planet for not collecting his 10 grand from olegt by proving he isn't. |
| Date: 2011/01/11 14:33:12, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
And yet "Jim" has never collected his easy ten grand. Like I said, he must be the stupidest douche on the planet. It's not like he can use Dave Scott's "I'm afraid of clowns" excuse to avoid meeting oleg. |
| Date: 2011/01/19 14:36:28, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
Joe finally explains his methodology regarding ticks and watermelon:
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| Date: 2011/01/25 12:20:44, Link | ||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||
T-URF13 reduced him to stalling for time. |
| Date: 2011/01/25 15:29:57, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
This reminds me of something I wrote up oN ARN once to show how duplication and recombination could result in an increase of information: Consider a partial grocery list for a 4th of July Picnic: 1 gallon bottle spring water 2 1-Liter Bottles Orange Crush 1 pound sliced Virginia ham 1 pound sliced Provolone Cheese 1 melon Now consider a duplication occurring for the word "water", and a recombination of "water" and "melon" to produce this: 1 gallon bottle spring water 2 1-Liter Bottles Orange Crush 1 pound Virginia ham 1 pound sliced Provolone Cheese 1 watermelon The second list has additional, novel, specified (oh how the creationists love specified information!) information ("watermelon" is more specific than just "melon"), and this specified information was produced by duplicating and recombining information that already existed. There is also a decrease in uncertainty. |
| Date: 2011/02/14 10:20:18, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
Are you saying there are two IDer's who are masters of the "I know you are but what am I?" style of argumentation? Holy frak. |
| Date: 2011/02/14 10:44:40, Link | ||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||
The infamous "Rodent ID" exam in Mammalogy. After a few minutes, the damned things all began to look alike. |
| Date: 2011/02/15 08:00:38, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
Do Christians experiencing NDE's ever see Vishnu, or Mohammed? Do Muslims ever see Jesus? |
| Date: 2011/02/15 13:29:46, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
There was a legendary (and most likely apocryphal) Physics prof at Cal who gave an exam in his Honors course strictly on the curve. There were 5 students in the class: One scored 98%, three scored 99%, and one scored 100%. Grade distribution: A: 1 C: 3 F: 1 |
| Date: 2011/02/16 09:08:59, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
The way his posts appear in spluttering spurts just completes the image. |
| Date: 2011/02/24 10:44:13, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| Mazur's interview with Lewontin is a hoot. He makes her look like an idiot, only politely. And, in classic Dunning-Kruger mode, she is completely oblivious. |
| Date: 2011/03/02 05:40:10, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
|
LOL ID Guy:
JAD:
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| Date: 2011/03/02 16:17:44, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| He's desperately trying to salvage his point. The study (and the topic) isn't about convergent evolution. It's about isolation, divergence, and complementation. |
| Date: 2011/03/03 15:31:20, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Seconded |
| Date: 2011/03/07 13:29:54, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
O'Leary writes:
http://www.uncommondescent.com/darwini....e-islam Can some of the unbanned correct her? |
| Date: 2011/03/08 08:27:30, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| Aw, c'mon, Oleg. Admit it--you secretly want to see how angryoldfatman does it with venn diagrams. |
| Date: 2011/03/09 09:11:25, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| You guyz just don't get what Joe is doing by talking about feces. He is running linguistic experiments in his basement to hybridize "Water Closet" and "Loo". |
| Date: 2011/03/11 04:42:57, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
To be fair, nobody wants to approach, let alone talk to, anyone showing up in a JoeG cape and briefs with "Right Reason" printed on the fly. Obstinate blinkered prick or not. |
| Date: 2011/03/11 12:53:18, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
I love the way she got vjtorley to buy a shovel and enthusiastically dig his own grave.  |
| Date: 2011/03/14 09:58:48, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
I'm suprised they don't hit the lab. After all, they could all hang out in Joe's sate-of-theart basement. Besides, science is easy. Don't need to know all that genetics and stuff. All you need is to be able to spell "epigenetics". It never fails to amaze me how much these guys think they know about biology. |
| Date: 2011/03/17 08:29:00, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Joe:
"Jim" prepares his ID to present to oleg:  |
| Date: 2011/03/18 08:50:37, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
|
Unintentionally Humorous Post of the Week: johnnyb
 |
| Date: 2011/03/24 07:51:26, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
|
I love how Mathgrrl has calmly, methodically, and ruthlessly pwned Unrighteous Butthead. |
| Date: 2011/03/27 00:31:24, Link | ||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||
Mung has even begun digging up Walter ReMine's corpse again over at Telic Thoughts:
Which isn't surprising. He has been ReMine's devoted cabana boy for years, long before ARN. |
| Date: 2011/03/27 06:10:08, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
JemimaRacktouey flays Gordon open like a trout:
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| Date: 2011/03/27 08:22:27, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| It's as if each of them never bothered to actually learn what ID was all about, assuming that the other guy had it covered. Priceless. |
| Date: 2011/04/14 07:51:50, Link | ||||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||||
These puns are slated for greatness. |
| Date: 2011/04/24 21:39:29, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
|
Good grief. The Nick PT Thread and the cluster-fuck over at Coyne's blog makes me wonder if we need to pick our own damned meltdown day. But hey. Dawkins signed my original copy of The Selfish Gene so all y'all bitches can go suck it. |
| Date: 2011/05/01 06:56:17, Link | ||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||
Expertise is overrated.
-- Charles Pierce, Idiot America: How Stupidity Became a Virtue in the Land of the Free |
| Date: 2011/05/02 05:24:32, Link | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||||||||||||||
Mung is one of my favorite IDC's. He is a die-hard acolyte of Walter Remine, but doesn't understand anything ReMine has written, as the following hilarious exchange revealed:
[QUOTE][/QUOTE] |
| Date: 2011/05/10 07:59:59, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| They have learned cunning. But that's about it. |
| Date: 2011/05/10 09:26:29, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
|
How is Stratus 'working with' OM? Why would they discuss anything with him over what looks like an internal matter with an ex-employee? Who is OM anyway? |
| Date: 2011/05/19 08:44:03, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| Guys, wily old Joe G has been leading you into a trap. He never said he lived in Keene. He just said he could be found in (apparently) a parking lot in Keene. See the difference? See how clever he is? Don't you just feel pwned by such a Clever Dick? |
| Date: 2011/05/20 11:41:57, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
 Also French. Just sayin'. |
| Date: 2011/05/20 13:18:51, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
|
Not to mention... Audrey Tautou  and Ludivine Sagnier  |
| Date: 2011/05/20 15:37:16, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Ok, all this French has me in a Tonio K mood:
*you can bullshit the baker and get the buns you can back out of every deal except one |
| Date: 2011/05/20 15:44:03, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
Seconded. |
| Date: 2011/05/24 10:49:00, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
OT, but I loved Back to the Future's sly cultural references, especially the fact that one of the knobs on Doc Brown's amplifier was labeled "CRM 114". |
| Date: 2011/05/24 15:57:00, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Overlapping species with similar ecological requirements can also coexist by "niche-partitioning". Diet specialization is one way. We see this in some species of Darwin's Finches, who, when food is abundant, are seed generalists. During drought, however, as the food supply dwindles, the different species avoid competition by specializing-- those with larger beaks seek the harder seeds, leaving the softer ones to the smaller birds. |
| Date: 2011/05/27 10:43:36, Link | ||||||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||||||
Don't forget the Western Ponderosa clan: Little Joe |
| Date: 2011/05/27 11:11:18, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Joe is a disturbingly apt example of the power of recombination to concentrate teh stoopid from both parents in one individual. |
| Date: 2011/05/27 15:00:37, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
 It's not nice to make fun of the afflicted. |
| Date: 2011/06/03 15:53:34, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
UCM (formerly known as CMSU)? |
| Date: 2011/06/03 16:05:39, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
No, it's just Mung trying to be clever in his insufferably smug way. . |
| Date: 2011/06/03 17:12:44, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
I work there. |
| Date: 2011/06/06 12:20:02, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
Probably for the best. Can't have Joe G adding you to his spank-bank. |
| Date: 2011/06/06 22:50:43, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| The new half-speed mastered, remixed, vinyl version of the album Foxtrot on the Genesis: 1970-1975 box set. Better than the Japanese pressing I have. The remix is subtle, not harsh or jarring. The result is much warmer detail. Very tasty. |
| Date: 2011/06/08 11:32:52, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| Yet another ID whiny bitch. |
| Date: 2011/06/10 15:38:27, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
So, what color is next to white? |
| Date: 2011/06/14 10:46:53, Link | ||||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||||
This isn't bowling me over. |
| Date: 2011/06/14 16:17:10, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
Lactating with rage, more likely. |
| Date: 2011/06/15 16:15:30, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
All one has to do to counter that Genetic Entropy nonsense is to mention that study by Estes and Lynch where they seriously degraded populations of Tribolium with deleterious mutations, then sat back and noticed that many of the populatioins not only eventually regained their original fitnesses before the degradation, but improved (probably due to compensatory mutations). If Genetic Entropy is true, that should never happen. |
| Date: 2011/06/15 20:34:18, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
Yeah, that's it. I was in a hurry, got the species mixed up. Thanks, OA. It always makes the Sanfordistas froth at the mouth. |
| Date: 2011/06/25 11:42:16, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| If they spent as much energy recycling useful things as they do their inane arguments we wouldn't have to to give a tinker's damn about foreign oil. |
| Date: 2011/06/27 15:55:12, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
I sense Chunkdz breathlessly cracking his knuckles and getting his quills and inkpot ready for some fanfic. |
| Date: 2011/06/27 16:02:58, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| Jonathan M is a biologist?? |
| Date: 2011/06/28 14:41:54, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Like the fact the "talk" Stein was supposed to be giving was completely staged. |
| Date: 2011/06/28 17:58:14, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| Paraweenies and creationists alike luvz dere John Bell. |
| Date: 2011/06/29 08:42:58, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
That is far too charitable a description. |
| Date: 2011/06/29 14:11:03, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
They all want to everyone think they've been given a Road-to-Damascus-style revelation. The more evil and pathetic they can paint their previous lives, the better. They remind me of that vampire in "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" who bragged about having been present at the Crucifixion. To which Spike retorted, "If every vampire who said he'd been at the Crucifixion had actually been there, it would have been like bloody Woodstock", or something to that effect. |
| Date: 2011/07/03 13:31:28, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
No. It was simply chunk being an intellectually dishonest douche. Redefine "visible spectrum" on the fly, you see, and you can call your opponents dumbasses for not reading your tiny mind. |
| Date: 2011/07/04 13:42:02, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
You certainly don't want to touch his monkey. |
| Date: 2011/07/07 15:51:54, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
Mung is not a Poe. |
| Date: 2011/07/09 12:53:13, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
|
I'm familiar with it. There have been several supposed finds of "precambrian" pollen: one in the Grand Canyon by a creationist named Burdick, one in the Salt Range of the Punjab, and the one discussed here, in the Roraima formation in South America. The Burdick claim was shown to be modern contamination due to extremely sloppy technique. Contamination is the most likely explanation, since both sites are in some of the most complex geological formations in the world. It's interesting that no such finds ever occur in more normal, stable precambrian formations. Another possible explanation is misidentification. One popular creationist claim was that a paleozoic angiosperm fossil was found in 1923 (angiosperms didn't begin showing up until the Cretaceous). It was subsequently shown to be something else, after other experts took a look at it. Color me skeptical |
| Date: 2011/07/09 19:07:30, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Yeah, funny how creationists simply fall silent when we point out that flowering plants were created on Day Three of Creation Week, yet only appear in the "Flood strata" so much later. |
| Date: 2011/07/09 22:44:29, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
That's true, Lou; however I think the pollen found was believed to be that of angiosperms. They did find spores as well. |
| Date: 2011/07/10 12:28:37, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Raisins? |
| Date: 2011/07/13 11:55:11, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Bringing a rubber chicken to a cockfight. |
| Date: 2011/07/15 16:41:43, Link | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
What gall. |
| Date: 2011/07/16 08:03:31, Link | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
With a fistula of dollars. |
| Date: 2011/07/22 11:49:20, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
There. Fixed it for you. |
| Date: 2011/07/31 21:38:26, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
Mung has suffered from premature accusation for a long time. Old timers will recognize him as the Walter ReMine ass licker "scott@home" on Talk.Origins. |
| Date: 2011/08/02 06:05:55, Link | ||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||
Wasn't Richard Strohman Jonathan Wells's PhD advisor? |
| Date: 2011/08/11 07:53:52, Link | ||||||||||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||||||||||
Chew on it too long and you get sorghum. |
| Date: 2011/10/07 10:25:26, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
We could always contact the Philosophy Department of the University of Woolamaloo: |
| Date: 2012/02/14 18:19:13, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| Oh, fuck you, Barry, you megalomaniacal, hypocritical asshole, and the horse you rode to death here on. |
| Date: 2012/02/18 12:03:25, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Barry:
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| Date: 2012/03/07 05:32:24, Link | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
Is Joe a Merkin citizen? |
| Date: 2012/03/19 13:42:43, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
Maybe ticks just like the moisture. |
| Date: 2012/03/25 12:12:43, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
Bozo's hero, Robespierre:
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| Date: 2012/04/02 09:57:59, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
 Hey Stoopids! JoeyG is just messing wif youse when he sez insane stuff. Yer welcome. |
| Date: 2012/05/12 09:09:32, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Barry:
What a sad statement. |
| Date: 2012/09/08 21:38:48, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| I nominate "Ilion", aka Troy D.Hailey, for the specialty "Wandering Jew" award, for migrating from forum to forum, like an unwelcome Gypsy caravan, pedding his homegrown "Human Chromosome 2 disproves evolution" theory. |
| Date: 2012/09/16 09:28:02, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
That graph is all kinds of awesome. |
| Date: 2012/09/17 22:01:56, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
In all fairness, we know afDave is talking about the creatures on the Discovery Channel. |
| Date: 2013/02/07 06:03:58, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Guts:
Har |
| Date: 2014/03/26 13:57:14, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
How do you know it's the right "2"? |
| Date: 2014/04/14 08:56:54, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Mapou:
 |
| Date: 2014/04/17 09:39:57, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Not if he wanted anyone to actually read it. |
| Date: 2014/04/28 11:23:35, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
Perez Hilton, maybe. |
| Date: 2014/06/25 16:12:27, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
| It reminds me of those epic comment conversations John Davison used to have with himself. |
| Date: 2014/08/08 08:38:24, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
Indeed. "Jerry" over in UD once stated that it took incredible amounts of new information to produce macroevolutionary change  at the level of new genera (I think "new genera" was his example). So I upped the ante to families by asking what huge differential in information there was between squirrels and gophers.  I don't remember jerry's exact response, but I do recall the grinding noise of goalposts being shifted. |
| Date: 2014/12/15 16:16:16, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
|
They keep saying how, without God threatening them with eternal damnation, they'd be mass murdering all over the place. How they must fantasize about having the freedom to do that without accountability. Their internal struggle against their murderous nature must be exhausting. |
| Date: 2015/11/16 13:18:10, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
The British Pacific Fleet included:  6 Fleet carriers 4 light carriers 9 escort carriers 2 aircraft maintenance carriers The BPF saw action at Operation Meridian and supported the Okinawa campaign by suppressing Japanese air activity at kamikaze staging airfields. The carriers  endured heavy kamikaze attacks, but because they had armored flight decks, returned to action very quickly. As one US Naval liason officer wrote: " "When a kamikaze hits a US carrier it means 6 months of repair at Pearl. When a kamikaze hits a Limey carrier it's just a case of 'Sweepers, man your brooms.'"   British Pacific Fleet |
| Date: 2016/02/16 10:20:46, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
What is it with these Daily Show titles? |
| Date: 2016/03/03 08:52:08, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
The sheer inanity of this logical leap is breathtaking. |
| Date: 2016/03/22 11:35:06, Link | ||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||
Wow. That was entertaining AF |
| Date: 2016/04/15 15:31:45, Link | ||||||||||
| Author: KCdgw | ||||||||||
There is a kernel of truth to it. |
| Date: 2016/05/13 14:25:46, Link | ||
| Author: KCdgw | ||
My favorite ziggy gem:
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| Date: 2016/05/16 11:25:50, Link |
| Author: KCdgw |
|
Stealing someone's money apparently does no harm if it goes unnoticed. The morality these idiots espouse is incoherent, not objective. |
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