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GO AWAY. NO ONE LIKES YOU. Part III

By sa smith on September 19, 2011.

What do you get when you combine "GO AWAY. NO ONE LIKES YOU. Part I" with "GO AWAY. NO ONE LIKES YOU. Part II"?

Dear Sally Kern and Discovery Institute--

GO AWAY. NO ONE LIKES YOU.

Yours in Christ--
--ERV

The DI is going to be showing their perverted Creationism pornographic film tonight at the Sam Nobel Natural History Museum. Meanwhile, in what Im sure is a crazy random happenstance, Sally Kern *was* going to introduce a pro-Creationism bill today in the OK legislature. But now shes doing it next week (too busy with the DI 'fellows' giving each other political hand jobs today, Im assuming). Im sure there is just *no* connection between these two events, lol.

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By trevor julie a… (not verified) on 20 Sep 2011 #permalink

Sally Kern - the one person who makes the DI look good. "Look, we may be assholes, but seriously, have you seen Sally Kern?" :)

The Oklahoma legislature is currently adjourned, and I suspect that the video, though posted on that channel recently, is in fact from earlier in the year.

What are those weird symbols behind her?

I'd tell you about an upcoming presentation on the pseudoscience of evolution at the U. of M., but your friend PZ would probably crash the gates, blog about it, and then banhammer anybody who points out what really happened.

By William Wallace (not verified) on 19 Sep 2011 #permalink

You can still see it on the link in my comment #3.

"Creationists introducing ANOTHER bill in the OK legislature?"

"NOPE! Chuck Testa!"

You guys landed on the Moon, and still 40 years after you're still debating on whether you should teach religious fantasy or science in science class.

By Think or GTFO (not verified) on 19 Sep 2011 #permalink

You guys landed on the Moon

LOL as if landing on the Moon had anything to do with teaching non-science such as TE(p)NSBMGDaGF.
Pubblyk screwel edjamakayshun produces another evodrone.

The moon landings were a hoax, just like evolution!

As well as astronomy and physics, Mu. On the talk.origins newsgroup there is a regular poster who seems to be a determined geocentrist. At least he's not a flat-Earther...

Holy fuck, I hope that post #5 doesn't mean that WW is in Minnesota.

I am so embarrassed.

But seriously, WW, people already know about the little creationist event. It is not a secret.

Mike, let me guess: you're a Mark Dayton supporter? I often wondered who atheists prayed to when they're hiding under a desk.

Maybe you could shed some light.

By William Wallace (not verified) on 22 Sep 2011 #permalink