I met a visiting fugitive from the failed democracy of Australia, an erstwhile philosopher by the name of Willikins or Wilks or something (I didn’t catch the name, being attacked by predators as I was at the time). He has a description of the event at his blog.
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Bayesian Bouffant, FCD · 26 July 2005
I suspect Bill Dembski, the Fig Newton of Information Theory and torturer of stuffed action figures, will enjoy that Smilodon photo.
afarensis · 26 July 2005
I for one am shocked that Wilkins would use you to distract that Smilodon so he could get away!
Bruce Thompson GQ · 26 July 2005
Dr. Dino sez if you pull off those nasty T. rex arms, they'll bleed to death. Just get your little paw around that arm and give it a good yank.
IAMB · 26 July 2005
But wouldn't you then have to worry about Mr. Rex breathing fire on you? He wouldn't bleed to death instantly, you know...
Reed A. Cartwright · 26 July 2005
No, T. Rexes were vegitarians, remember. He was just showing Prof. Steve Steve where to find the tastiest bamboo.
Joseph O'Donnell · 26 July 2005
A fire breathing T-rex? I know Kent Hovind is stupid, but he isn't seriously this stupid is he?
ts · 26 July 2005
Steviepinhead · 26 July 2005
Well, at least he gets the walnut-sized brain right.
Except he attributes that brain size to the T Rex, instead of himself.
IAMB · 26 July 2005
Bruce Thompson GQ · 26 July 2005
Bruce Thompson GQ · 26 July 2005
Sorry, hit the "post", before I was finished
Ediacaran · 26 July 2005
Professor Steve Steve, did they have eucalyptus sliders as well as the White Castle variety? I hear sliders are especially tasty when accompanied by Scientia et Fermentum.
Next time, invite the Grand Quartermaster of Delta Pi Gamma (the Darwin Pressure Group), he has a nifty new vehicle to drive everyone around in. Too, how nice to meet 7-time Nobel Laureate Nominee Dr. Eugenie Scott. Sounds like a wonderful time was had by all, including the Smilodon.
ajp · 26 July 2005
"...failed democracy of Australia,..."
It's true, but the guy who has done a great deal to help it fail recently, only cut his teeth here; he moved on to greener pastures some time ago. Also, AiG seems to suggest that we are the world largest per capita producer or fruitcakes: we only make...you buy them ;-).
ajp · 26 July 2005
Sorry about the ongoing hassle with grammar, punctuation, spelling/typos, ect...
My eyesight is extremely bad (ocular albinism: first-class piece of @#$%^&* engineering that is)
That in combination with the fact that --out of what I must suppose was an act of genuine kindness- because of the poor eyesight, the nuns taught me to type long before they realised their efforts would be better spent beating me, leaves us here: me typing at ridiculous speeds and not really seeing what I'm typing.
steve · 26 July 2005
Yeah, the eye, real marvel of design there, considering that a quarter or so of people need glasses, 5 percent are colorblind, etc.
I think ID stands for Incompetent Design.
Reed A. Cartwright · 26 July 2005
ajp · 27 July 2005
Quite!
snaxalotl · 27 July 2005
Delta Pi Gamma shortens quite nicely to Delta PiG, which also suggests a logo.
Bayesian Bouffant, FCD · 27 July 2005
IAMB · 27 July 2005
Paul Flocken · 27 July 2005
From snaxalotl in Comment #39682:
"Delta Pi Gamma shortens quite nicely to Delta PiG, which also suggests a logo."
But Delta Pi Gamma already has a logo, a panda surfing a PT Cruiser, that is, if the University of Ediacara will share Pr. Steve Steve with us.