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great creator, still creating.
Somebody who parks near me has a bumper sticker of a dead Darwin fish with the caption "FISH DON'T WALK". Every time I walk by the car, I get closer and closer to give in to the temptation to vandalize it. I mean, political, religious, and ethical objections aside, it shows a remarkable lack of knowledge of the wonders of God's creation, because as far as I know, nobody's yet found any evidence that the Oxudercinae are some sort of mass delusion. If I could get my hands on a rotting dead Oxudercinae, I would totally leave it on the guy's windshield.
Of course, creationism in general shows a marked lack of appreciation for the wonders of Creation, which is one of my major problems with it.
Anyway, he also has a sticker of a Jesus fish eating a Darwin fish. I'm not sure why exactly the guy hates Darwin fish so much, but I'm even more tempted to print out a sticker that says "Christians for Cannibalism!" to stick under it. Because *that* is a cause I can totally get behind. Mom supplied the bread for Communion last Sunday, and since hardly anybody came, I've been eating the Flesh of Christ Jesus with every meal all week. It's *yummy*. :D
To completely change the topic, am I the only one who's noticed that the FSM bears an uncanny resemblence to the Horta? Truly superstition is a devil in the dark places of our minds.
Of course, creationism in general shows a marked lack of appreciation for the wonders of Creation, which is one of my major problems with it.
Anyway, he also has a sticker of a Jesus fish eating a Darwin fish. I'm not sure why exactly the guy hates Darwin fish so much, but I'm even more tempted to print out a sticker that says "Christians for Cannibalism!" to stick under it. Because *that* is a cause I can totally get behind. Mom supplied the bread for Communion last Sunday, and since hardly anybody came, I've been eating the Flesh of Christ Jesus with every meal all week. It's *yummy*. :D
To completely change the topic, am I the only one who's noticed that the FSM bears an uncanny resemblence to the Horta? Truly superstition is a devil in the dark places of our minds.
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