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<f1f567dd-483d-47cb-a41e-6311e29c180a@f5g2000vby.googlegroups.com>,
 Jonesie <caseyterry5959@yahoo.com> wrote:

> On Apr 5, 2:54�pm, "SaPeIsMa" <SaPeI...@HotMail.com> wrote:
> > "Billy" <wildbi...@withoutta.net> wrote in message
> >
> > news:wildbilly-7C6A0A.21505204042012@c-61-68-245-199.per.connect.net.au...
> >
> > LOL
> > Climate change will change gravity as well ??
> > � � <snicker>
> > You do have a rich fantasy about what AGW means.
> > � � No wonder you're so easily sold on this scam.
> >
> > > The warmer the oceans, the more water vapor is in the air. When that
> > > water vapor turns back to liquid water, it releases a lot of energy.
> > > Energy that drives storms like hurricanes, or tornadoes. The warmer it
> > > is the more water vapor there is, the more water vapor there is the
> > > bigger the storms. Capice?
> >
> > At least that's the SIMPLE model for the SIMPLETONS
> > Too bad for you that the model is a bit more complex than that and there
> > other factors that come in play.
> 
> Are you implying that your posts here have failed to prove that you
> are not a SIMPLETON, but instead some kind of sophisticated "book
> learnin" dude?
> 
> Hilarious!
> 
> http://www.ucsusa.org/scientific_integrity/abuses_of_science/va-ag-timeline.ht
> ml
At least the court finally got it right.
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There IS some art�you might even say design�in the way
southern Ohio rolls itself into the hills of northern Kentucky. The 
hills build gently under you as you leave the
interstate. The roads narrow beneath a cool and thickening 
canopy as they wind through the leafy outer precincts of Hebron, a
small Kentucky town named, as it happens, for the place near
Jerusalem where the Bible tells us that David was anointed the
king of the Israelites. This resulted in great literature and no little 
bloodshed, which is the case with a great deal of Scripture. 

At the top of the hill, just past the Idlewild Concrete plant,
there was an unfinished wall with an unfinished gate in the middle of 
it. Happy, smiling people trickled in through the gate on a fine 
summer's morning, one minivan at a time. They parked
in whatever shade they could find, which was not much. They
were almost uniformly white and almost uniformly bubbly.
Their cars came from Kentucky and Tennessee and Ohio and
Illinois and from as far away as New Brunswick, in the Cana-
dian Maritimes. There were elderly couples in shorts, suburban
families piling out of the minivans, the children all Wrinkle Resistant 
and Stain Released. All of them wandered off, chattering and waving and 
stopping every few steps for pictures, toward a low-slung building that 
seemed to be the most finished part of the complex. 

Outside, several of them stopped to be interviewed by a
video crew. They had come from Indiana, one woman said, two
impatient toddlers pulling at her arms, because they had been
homeschooling their children and they'd given them this 
adventure as a field trip. The whole group then bustled into 
the lobby of the building, where they were greeted by the 
long neck of a huge, herbivorous dinosaur. The kids ran past it and 
around the corner, where stood another, smaller dinosaur.
 
Which was wearing a saddle. 

It was an English saddle, hornless and battered. Apparently,
this was a dinosaur that performed in dressage competitions
and stakes races. Any dinosaur accustomed to the rigors of
ranch work and herding other dinosaurs along the dusty trail
almost certainly would have worn a sturdy western saddle. This,
obviously, was very much a show dinosaur. 

The dinosaurs were the first things you saw when you entered 
the Creation Museum, the dream child of an Australian
named Ken Ham, who is the founder of Answers in Genesis, the
worldwide organization for which the museum is meant to be
the headquarters. The people here on this day were on a special
tour. They'd paid $149 to become "charter members" of the
museum. 

ISBN-10: 0767926153
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I seem to be dealing with people of profound, bone numbing ignorance.

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