[comprar-espana]

Professor Farnsworth "I Don't Want To Live On This Planet Anymore" gif goes here.

[gopsbousperie]

I'm guessing the idea is that evolution progresses in a straight line and Nessie is a dinosaur, so if dinosaurs are still alive then we haven't "evolved" since then. Or possibly that Nessie couldn't possibly have survived all that time so dinosaurs and humans must have been contemporaries at some point and Earth is only 10K years old. Though neither of those works on any level. Don't expect lucid thinking on science from fundamentalists.

[Hsmrcahr]

Next lesson: Count Dracula vs Van Helsing. How the effectivness of cross vs vampiric creatures proves Darwin was wrong.

[bawayTeen]

Christianity and dinosaurs go hand-in-hand.

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[Xodvbooj]

In before Ben posts something about GPA.

[bumxumer]

It's probably the same "kind" as a dinosaur. Just don't ask a creationist for a formal definition of "kind."

[TornadoPD]

OH MY GOD GIRAFFES ARE DINOSAURS YOU GUYS

[rostpribru]

@ this thread!

[XzBZB2UV]

Are you a wizard?

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They are indistinguishable

[truck]

They are so retarded they can't even point to a crocodile as an example of a dinosaur that's around today.

IIRC, crocodiles are not classified with dinosaurs. Birds are, though.

[u8MmZFmF]

And as we've already established, giraffes are dinosaurs.

[hwood]

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[SOgLak]

Dinosaurs are a paraphyletic clade that should include birds to be a proper one. The only partially redeeming thing about CAE is their evaluation of apartheid quoted on Wikipedia.

[MpbY5dkR]

They are so retarded they can't even point to a crocodile as an example of a dinosaur that's around today. Is it sad that I know why this is wrong, but MikeH did not?

Hey MikeH - guess what, you don't get to diss my education anymore.

[feeshyLew]

I'm not familiar with that term If you know your greek + latin you'll understand the term, mono, para and poly phylums are different taxonomic structures.

Here's a pretty good diagram.

http://www.mun.ca/biology/scarr/Taxon_types.htm

[leijggigf]

MikeH and many other are way superior to you when it come to education and knowledge - one fault doesn't prove that you are better. Actually, you have been proven wrong so many times that noone really cares about your claims. Unfortunately for you we have evidence show that this isn't the case.

Funny that a 'let's diss Americans thread' backfired spectacularly.

[Grieryaliny]

Hey, I'm not the one calling Crocodiles dinosaurs. MikeH believes that he's incredibly well educated and superior to me. Now we find out that's not true.

In Ben Kenobi's universe, dinosaur knowledge is the only measure of a man. In Ben Kenobi's universe, the world should be run by children in elementary school, who on average are far more knowledgable about dinosaurs than adults are.

[hasasnn2345tv]

If you know your greek + latin you'll understand the term, mono, para and poly phylums are different taxonomic structures.

Here's a pretty good diagram.

http://www.mun.ca/biology/scarr/Taxon_types.htm

Mono and poly are pretty simple Greek, but para is not an easy preposition to understand. Here's a breakdown.

Para (Genitive, Dative, Accusative)

1. With Genitive: in general, from (the side of) (with a personal object)
a. Source/Spatial: from
b. Agency: from, by

2. With Dative: in general, proximit or nearness
a. Spatial: near, beside
b. Sphere: in the sight of, before (someone)
c. Association: with (someone/something)
d. Virtually equivalent to simple dative

3. With Accusative
a. Spatial: by, alongside of, near, on
b. Comparison: in comparison to, more than
c. Opposition: against, contrary to

Para can mean many things, depending on how the object of the preposition is declined and used in the sentence. It's not realistic to expect somebody to infer its meaning without any context.

[Alkassyinhisk]

In Ben Kenobi's universe, dinosaur knowledge is the only measure of a man. In Ben Kenobi's universe, the world should be run by children in elementary school, who on average are far more knowledgable about dinosaurs than adults are.

Yes, knowing whether crocodiles are dinosaurs more than compensates for thinking the United States liberated the Native Americans.

[Alkassyinhisk]

thinking the United States liberated the Native Americans. Indeed, prior to the formation of the US - each tribe warred against each other. What do you think happened to the Native Americans who happened to belong to a tribe that lost a tribal war?

I'm unaware of any Native American tribe that expressed the concept of natural law and inalienable rights.