Loony Of The Week

Apparently creationists are actually atheistic evolutionists:

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Any so-called Christian or religious person who supports or believes that the Flat Earth is a globe is an evolutionist. You're pretty much an atheist masquerading as a so-called believer.

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--Percy

You really need to wonder about the utter incompetence of NASA and the people that they hire when they have not been able to ever find the edge of the flat earth when they orbit in either an equatorial or polar plane and even those airline pilots who fly long distance flights to locations on both sides of the flat earth.

It's not incompetence. The astro-Jews and Nas-holes are all in on the atheistic-communist conspiracy. Who knew?

So the Boulder police are not mind-numbingly incompetent in every case? Good to know.

You're right. That Flat Earth page is totally loony. Not one mention of the turtles all the way down the page! Edited by AZPaul3, : No reason given.

And clever enough to keep his name and email address on the domain name.

Maybe not many Americans would understand it, but lots of Kiwis and Aussies and South Africans and Poms and Scots and Irish and Welsh would enjoy it.A letter published in a major South African Sunday newspaper after another huge loss to the All Blacks.http://media24.newspaperdirect.com/epaper/viewer.aspx"Dries Dippenaar, Pretoria, skryf: Die All Blacks en die Internasionale Rugbyraad se beheptheid om die afstootlike haka van die All Blacks te erken moet binne perspektief geplaas word.Die haka is geen oorlogsdans nie, maar ’n sataniese Maori-ritueel. Die All Blacks se bykans bomenslike sukses bring ’n mens tot die besef dat hulle openlike aanbiddingsoproep tot hul afgod tog vir hulle te werk. Ek glo dit werk omdat die gebruik nie geopponeer of bestraf word nie.’n Mens moet besef dat die magte van die onderwreld tot veel in staat is indien dit nie openlik tegestaan word nie. Die sagte prewel van Psalm 23 tydens hierdie ritueel sal alle magte bind en negeer."Translated: Edited by Pressie, : No reason given.Edited by Pressie, : No reason given.

Oh, my. I had never seen the Haka before. I would love to see an NFL team here in The States perform a ritual like that before kickoff. Can you imagine the outrage? Even Kaepernick would get to his feet.

Who's Kaepernick?

Our token Maori. (well, kinda sorta).

I always thought that old Ken Ham was your kinda sorda token Aussie and your kinda sorda token Kiwi, too!

Nah, no tattoos.

Colin Kaepernick is a much tattooed back-up quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers, an football team (real football - not that fakey football the rest of the world plays where you run up and down the field for 90 mins. trying to not score and, for the most part, succeeding).He started protesting the killing of innocent unarmed black folk by police in this country, something that seems to occur with unusual frequency, by not standing during the playing of our National Anthem at the start of each game. He kneels on one knee instead. His protest is spreading across the nation and the patriotic sensibilities of a lot of folks are feeling butthurt.But, he is a religious man and the Haka being obviously evil devil-dancing in the very face of god's america I think would surely bring him to his feet in disgust.Edited by AZPaul3, : No reason given.

You forgot the part where they roll around on the ground grabbing their ankles for minutes at a time.Not that American football is perfect. You hardly see a incomplete pass anymore without the receiver begging the refs for an interference call - throw unsportsmanlike conduct calls at 'em, that'll put an end to it. And it shouldn't be part of the game that a team can advance the ball 40 yards with an interference call on a desperation pass. And quarterbacks should wear skirts. And the "illegal block in the back" call on punt and kickoff returns should be mandatory, since it happens on almost every play anyway.--Percy

I have read that may not be true statistically. It would be interesting to see it more carefully analyzed.