The only thing that comes to mind is: Ow-woo-o-o-o-o-o-o-o-oo!!!
Who would scald a dog?
Bastards.
He he he.
And we wonder why the IDists avoid testifying at real trials, where their own words condemn them.
Nope, lots easier for them to blog-without-allowing-comments, or to parade in front of a trio of creationist judges in Topeka.
I wonder if they will ever sink to the level where they start accusing google itself of being part of the evolutionist/atheist/communist/"insert ist here" plot to suppress creationism.
Pat:
Engaging in Googlism is just as low as liberalism and darwinism combined. How dare you wield the truth so deftly!
wow... that brought a smile in my face and a tear in my eye (a proud tear)
10 will get you 20 that this will never appear on Telic Thoughts
truth facing not a strong suit for ID / Creationists
Would "Hoist by his own petard?" be an appropriate statement about "Krauze," which I can hardly believe is a real name?
Yes, I think so. Thanks, Pat!
Very well spoken, sir; I'm glad I didn't write that letter, because it would have wandered off topic PDQ. I'm bad like that, sometimes.
I can't wait to click on over to Telic and see what is[n't] being said about it.
"Howlin' like a scalded dog." That's exactly what it is, no lie. And these guys are terrific at revising whole swathes of geologic timescales as thoughtfully as recent history.
Pat, you fiesty old blogfart.
Keep up the good work.
Not content with being a mere Darwinist, you have now been identified as one of the hundreds of fulminating “scientists” and Darwinist groupies who runs an ultra-Darwinian blog. Way to go!!
By the way, don't you love how people with PhDs in biology are "scientists."
Avast! Prepare to be boarded! This here's the pirate ship Revenge, and we're here fer yer booty! Hand over the doubloons nice and quiet-like and none of ye'll get spit on me cutlass.
"The other day, I took Pat Hayes of Red State Rabble to task for his revisionist use of history. Hayes claimed that back when ID critics were protesting the showing of the film "Privileged Planet" at the Smithsonian, the Discovery Institute was "howling". As it turned out, if anyone was doing the howling, it was ID critics, with hyperbolic rhetoric about the Smithsonian being prostitutes and James Randi willing to pay 20,000 dollars just to stop the showing of the film.
In a new post, Hayes replies, having marshalled a number of quotes from ID blogs, ostensibly showing that it was the ID supporters who were "howling like a scalded dog." But it's hard to see just how Hayes' examples support his claims. Take the first of his quotes, from the blog "Evolution News & Views""...
Read the rest of this entry:
http://telicthoughts.com/?p=934
Commenting by HaloScan
