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How did Noah deal with worms?

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Quetzal
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12-13-2004 4:42 PM 		Reply to: Message 101 by Fishbone79
12-13-2004 4:20 PM

Seconded!
To quote the illimitable Charles Knight:
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Go troll somewhere else.
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Guess what, junior? The vast majority of the people who haunt this web forum are evolutionists - many of them practicing scientists, some world experts in their respective fields (Yeah, you Mammuthus). You picked the wrong site to show that immature evos can be just as crude and unpleasant as the average ignorant YEC. Nice job.
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12-13-2004 6:51 PM 		Reply to: Message 107 by Fishbone79
12-13-2004 5:01 PM

Re: Seconded!
BTW evolutionist is not really the correct terminology, the term evolutionist brings evolutionary theory down the level of the term creationist, which is just wrong.
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I assume you've heard of Ernst Mayr? How about Niles Eldredge? Stephen Gould? The use of the term evolutionist - as in advocate of evolution - has a good history. I figure if some of the best minds in evolutionary biology can use it, that's good enough for me.
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