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    An Adequate poem

    This poem from the EvC Forum, “Another Reply To Bishop Wilberforce,” tickled my fancy, so here it is. All credit goes to the author, who goes by the name Dr Adequate.

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    • PZ Myers
    • 19 August 2006
    • Creationism, Humor

    I seem to have a reputation for this sort of thing

    A couple of my colleagues here, the Goodnoughs, have notice my mild and entirely rational interest in a certain class of organisms, and passed along a little cartoon.

    i-eb1173c138266ec8cddea0264124cc58-harris_cephalopods.gif

    But cephalopods don’t need shoes and hats, either!

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    • PZ Myers
    • 19 August 2006
    • Cephalopods, Humor

    That little rascal

    i-ed0512bad00d8c2dabeb4a280dc98617-lio_squid.gif

    And I’m not talking about Lio.

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    • PZ Myers
    • 18 August 2006
    • Humor, Organisms

    Ricky Gervais explains Genesis

    At last, it all makes sense.

    (via ExChristian.net)

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    • PZ Myers
    • 11 August 2006
    • Creationism, Humor

    Why Plan B is wrong

    Dang. The Onion rebuts my prior comments.

    i-69dd3d1435a96da8a0ceae79c0684386-planb_objections.jpg

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    • PZ Myers
    • 10 August 2006
    • Humor, Reproduction

    Christian OS?

    i-548529f382a97e59b7c82e6a50b469f2-hexley.gif

    Apparently, everything is sectarian. Now I learn that Windows is the Christian OS, to my vast relief. I’ll stick with my secular humanist Mac OS X, with its Darwin core and its demonic platypus mascot.

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    • PZ Myers
    • 8 August 2006
    • Humor, Weirdness

    This is true

    i-20a09d91b0e323c4e2f1a74af67dc521-narbonic_sane_geneticists.gif

    The burning question is, do I get one if I go mad?

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    • PZ Myers
    • 8 August 2006
    • Humor, Weirdness

    It works, bitches

    Our behind-the-scenes whip boss at Seed, Katherine Sharpe, mentioned this comic, and after I was done laughing, I had to post it.

    i-17cee9ed414ed5639d1af020698e9b0b-it_works_bitches.jpg

    It could be our new motto.

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    • PZ Myers
    • 7 August 2006
    • Humor, Science

    Cephalomaakies

    i-e625ea68c28aedf26f61091ae2350bd8-cephelephant.gif

    David Berner compiled a list of a few cephalopod based Maakie strips, so I’ll pass them on to you. It’s two good things at once.

    I can almost see why an octopus would find an elephant attractive, although it might look like a heptaplegic to it.

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    • PZ Myers
    • 2 August 2006
    • Humor, Organisms

    A comic delivers mixed messages

    Tom Gasaway sent me a link to this cartoon, but I don’t get it.

    i-7baf4784eb5062eecc69ea357f1c97e9-condi_job.gif

    Is it trying to say that Condi is an amazing asset to the US who brings us all kinds of wonderful surprises? Could we get her to give up her current job and come work at the Common Cup in lovely downtown Morris? I’d order lunch there every day, I promise.

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    • PZ Myers
    • 2 August 2006
    • Humor
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