Well, how would you read this? P.Z. said:
Wake me up when a creationist says something intelligent.
Well, how would you read this? P.Z. said:
Wake me up when a creationist says something intelligent.
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Creationism, Evolution, Humor, Rampant stupidity, Science, War on Science | Tagged: Creationism, Evolution, P. Z. Myers, Rampant stupidity, Science, War on Science |
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Posted by Ed Darrell
A friend notes:
We made [our daughter]l watch it at home, because her school — a Lutheran/Missouri Synod school — wouldn’t show it. (Of course.)
She has always LOVED President Obama for very eight year old reasons. He has two little girls. His wife is pretty. He bought his daughters a puppy.
Well, after hearing him say “do your homework”…”try again”…”obey your parents and teachers”…”work hard”…”never stop trying”…etc…
She said…
“Daddy, I wish Bush was President again.“
Now just sit back and let that sink in.
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Education, History, Politics, President Obama | Tagged: Education, Education Speech, History, Politics, President Obama |
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Posted by Ed Darrell
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