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    Heaven is…

    …the complete Calvin and Hobbes online.

    Hell is the fact that this looks like a violation of copyright and probably won’t be up for long.

    (via unfogged)

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    • PZ Myers
    • 25 May 2006
    • Humor

    Explanatory Filter 2.0, in one simple, easy-to-understand diagram

    Rich Hughes has a prosperous future ahead of him as an Intelligent Design Theorist.

    (Now with new and improved image!)

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    Who else sees this and shudders with the recollection of their training in FORTRAN?

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    • PZ Myers
    • 16 May 2006
    • Creationism, Humor

    Dewar or dude?

    Oh, no: it’s a whole illustrated series of complicated moral dilemmas. Can you figure out what to do?

    i-71bfdd53d081012635b101e54c52df1a-moral_dilemma.jpg

    All right, I lied. They aren’t complicated at all…unless you’re insane.

    (via Ezra)

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    • PZ Myers
    • 12 May 2006
    • Humor, Reproduction

    An honest science student

    Whillikers has found a most excellent scientific paper. If that’s what physics is like, you should see the noise we get in biology.

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    • PZ Myers
    • 9 May 2006
    • Humor

    Zappafication of the debate

    This is a war between two worldviews, which Skip explains nicely. Here’s the short summary.

    Wisdom Ignorance
    Biologists love boobies, beavers, and the weenus! Creationists fear boobies, beavers, and the weenus.

    Which side would you rather be on?

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    • PZ Myers
    • 5 May 2006
    • Creationism, Humor

    Comic appreciation

    i-1476efc48de489bb4c8729d7c3a11136-jinwicked.jpg

    A reader brought Crap I Drew on My Lunch Break to my attention—I like it. The artist understands us godless people and our love of puppy dog dinners and satanic rituals, and she doesn’t seem fond of Intelligent Design creationism. It’s on my list of regular webcomics to read.

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    • PZ Myers
    • 27 April 2006
    • Humor

    9 out of 10 biologists agree!

    Chemistry stinks.

    (via Uncertain Principles)

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    • PZ Myers
    • 27 April 2006
    • Humor

    Carel Brest van Kempen pans Evolution!

    Evolution, the beer, that is.

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    • PZ Myers
    • 26 April 2006
    • Humor

    Maybe there’s room at the Motel 6…

    Poor George. He got bumped from a £3600 a night hotel room by Mick Jagger.

    Isn’t that a little extravagant for a public servant, anyway?

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    • PZ Myers
    • 24 April 2006
    • Humor, Politics, History, and Law

    Ambivalent linkage

    You tell me…should I be flattered at all the email coming in from people saying that the phrase “flailing around like a lubed-up squid” brought me immediately to their mind?

    Maybe it was the erotic resonance of the image that elicits that prompts the association…

    Please don’t tell me I’m the only one who detects the erotic resonance.

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    • PZ Myers
    • 14 April 2006
    • Humor, Weirdness
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