AnswersInGenitals writes:
First of all, this side of the world is just as old as your side (unless you know something that most geologist don't or haven't had the heart to tell us).
True. But there's more than one usage of the word "world" in the English language, isn't there?
AnswersInBollocks writes:
bluegenes writes:
Ask him a question, and what do you get?
Secondly, please reread the all the posts in this thread up to this point (and perhaps other threads on this topic). You will notice that mine is the least ludicrous and illogical.
Questionable. But I didn't say that the rest of us weren't talking bollocks, nor that your post was the most ludicrous. This is a thread on Catastrophology, after all, so catastrophic arguments can be expected.
I was replying to someone who actually appeared to be unsure whether your post was serious or not, which highlights the problem of parodying Catastrophologists and the kind of things they say.
For example, I once saw a post from a YEC on another board which began:
quote:
The earth is young, it began after the last ice age....
It's hard to outdo the the genuine fundy in the "talking bollocks" department when he or she is on top form.