[c6vkuNRg]

Paul Humber sent me a copy of his latest booklet, "Reasons to Affirm a Global Flood." I've just skimmed it so far, but it filled me with nostalgia.

All our old favorites are in it. Even the "Ichthyosaur Giving Birth" is there.

In the spirit of good times, here is "Paul and the Paramecium" again:

http://www.xtranormal.com/watch/6204143

[Nautilus]

How did you get so lucky?

[spoddersedpn]

How did you get so lucky?

I suspect it is just the will of God. He's funny that way, I hear.

[Sironimoll]

Wait, he has your address???

Sometimes Paul send out emails to the clergy in our area, usually on a subject discussed here in the good old days. My friend makes sure he forwards it to me. Good times.

[elektikakass]

Wait, he has your address???

Sometimes Paul send out emails to the clergy in our area, usually on a subject discussed here in the good old days. My friend makes sure he forwards it to me. Good times.

Only my email. I don't recall how I came to give it to him. He sends me an email every couple of months, sometimes in the form of one of his evagelism update newsletters.

I'll be happy to share the PDF of his pamphlet is anyone would like a Creationism fix.

[ordercigsnick]

I miss our young earth creationist. PS isn't nearly so much fun without him.

[aspinswramymn]

Only my email. I don't recall how I came to give it to him. He sends me an email every couple of months, sometimes in the form of one of his evagelism update newsletters.

I'll be happy to share the PDF of his pamphlet is anyone would like a Creationism fix.

I appreciate your offer, but you did such a good job summarizing, I don't think I need to see the actual pamphlet.

[ROYMANgo]

I'll be sure to cut and paste some - uncredited of course - as I read deeper into it.

[GeorgeEckland]

Please do. And aren't those emails a hoot?

Still, I do miss Paul. It was more fun when he was here.

[Garry Hovard]

Please do. And aren't those emails a hoot?

Still, I do miss Paul. It was more fun when he was here.

Indeed. And I am being serious. I found Paul to be a fascinating character.

[ddwayspd]

Paul Humber sent me a copy of his latest booklet, "Reasons to Affirm a Global Flood." I've just skimmed it so far, but it filled me with nostalgia.

All our old favorites are in it. Even the "Ichthyosaur Giving Birth" is there.

Maybe Paul is just trying to get his govenment cheese.

[KernJetenue]

I miss our young earth creationist. PS isn't nearly so much fun without him.

Just go south of the Mason-Dixon Line. The Confederacy is positively lousy with young earthers.

[grosqueneen]

Just go south of the Mason-Dixon Line. The Confederacy is positively lousy with young earthers.

Now, now - I am from South of the Mason Dixon line and I realize that the earth is at least 20,000 years old.

[Marat]

Now, now - I am from South of the Mason Dixon line and I realize that the earth is at least 20,000 years old.

Damn Yankee!

[OlgaBorovikovva]

Damn Yankee!

Actually, that technically makes me a Communist in my native Virginia. But only because nobody there knows what that means.

[rozneesitcn]

Still, I do miss Paul. It was more fun when he was here.

Just in case you're missing delusional idiots, might I offer:



Like Humber, Orally has one of those "Is he making that up, or is he really that stupid?" moments when he asks why Mars doesn't have a moon.

These guys are like Insane Clown Posse, except they don't realize they're insane clowns.

[Ad0i89Od]

I miss our young earth creationist. PS isn't nearly so much fun without him.

He became less fun when he became a racism-soaked Birther (is that an oxymoron?).

[capeAngedlelp]

He became less fun when he became a racism-soaked Birther (is that an oxymoron?).

No, it's redundant.