trinityvixen: (blogging from work)
Ah, here's some:

This tax evasion thing sure is nabbing a lot of people, isn't it? At least in this case, it couldn't have happened to a nicer guy. (Even writing that ironic-like made me shudder because there is nothing remotely nice about this douchebag.)

Stephen King = MADE OF WIN Not that he's saying anything earth-shattering, but because it's him saying it, it's all good. I like his sense of whimsy about these things. He's someone who was constantly derided as being low-class when it came to literature but who has come to be better appreciated with time. So he knows quite clearly that finding fault with certain writers' abilities isn't a knock on them, really--they suck, but hey, they sell books, and the benefits all writers, really. Especially given the way publishing has been circling the drain.

I got your intermediate fossils RIGHT HERE!
trinityvixen: (murder)
First, my cousin sent me an e-mail about Ben Stein ranting about how he doesn't feel persecuted if people shove Christmas down his throat (he's Jewish), and now this? How did I not know about this? I feel ashamed for each episode of "Win Ben Stein's Money" that I ever watched (and not just because I am implicit in propelling Jimmy Kimmel's career).

Surprise, surprise, the filmmakers were less than honest about their intentions to paint adherence to scientific principles as discrimination, cover-up, and academic fraud. Like this last bit:

Dr. Scott, whose organization advocates for the teaching of evolution and against what it calls the intrusion of creationism and other religious doctrines in science classes, said the filmmakers were exploiting Americans’ sense of fairness as a way to sell their religious views.

Wake up, morons. Science? IS NOT ABOUT FAIR PLAY. It's about proof. I don't care how many people you can push through the Creation Museum or sway with promises that the great sky fairy is going to make us liberals burn in hell. Can you show me the finger of your Intelligent Designer on a planarian? No? THEN FUCK OFF. And, preferably, DIE.
trinityvixen: (My eyes!)
Thanks to [livejournal.com profile] darkling1 for the heads up on this: A Trip to the Creation Museum.

I just did a spit-take of mine own over this part: Did you know, for example, that Adam is responsible not only for the fall of man, but also for the creation of venom? It didn’t exist in the Garden of Eden, because, well. Why would it? Weeds? Adam’s fault. Carnivorous animals (and, one assumes, the occasional carnivorous plant)? Adam again. Entropy? You guessed it: Adam. Think about that, won’t you; eat one piece of fruit and suddenly you’re responsible for the inevitable heat death of the universe. God’s kind of mean.

And this: It’s one thing to say to people that God directly created the dinosaurs and that they lived in the Garden of Eden. It’s another thing to suggest they lived long enough to harass the Minoans, and do it with a straight face.

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