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Message 69 of 159 (271660)
12-22-2005 10:11 AM

Reply to: Message 63 by macaroniandcheese
12-14-2005 12:21 AM

Tarsiers

brennakimi writes:

this is a tarsier. he's a primate.
two eyes. a nose with two nostrils. a mouth with different kinds of teeth including canines and incisors. ears on the sides of his head, not the top. opposable thumbs. a spine. elbows that bend in. knees that bend back. a tail bone (very scant tail though). hair. mammary glands. damn cute, too.

Tarsiers also have elongated middle fingers (so useful in traffic), and the females vocalize their sexual receptiveness.

Clearly one of us.

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Message 73 of 159 (271665)
12-22-2005 10:22 AM

Reply to: Message 67 by Carico
12-22-2005 9:46 AM

You're Welcome, Please, Thank You

Carico writes:

Do evolutionists truly not see the ludicrousness of claiming that one species can turn into another without mating and breeding with that species? Or do they already know that and are lying about it when they claim that apes can turn into humans on their own? I'd like to know. Thank you.

Answer: Evolutionists don't think what you claim--one species does not turn into another, and one animal does not turn into another.

You're welcome.

Comment: You seem to have an odd obsession with bestiality. You previously claimed to have studied evolution for "30 years." How is it you continue to make these ludicrous misstatements about what the theory of evolution claims? Are you that ignorant after 30 years of studious effort, or are you lying?

Please answer.

Consider a simpler version. Tell me how dog breeders developed St. Bernards without having St. Bernards for their non-St. Bernard dogs to breed with.

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Message 92 of 159 (271709)
12-22-2005 12:17 PM

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12-22-2005 10:32 AM

Re: You're Welcome, Please, Thank You

Carico writes:

So again, how did apes change into another species without breeding with that species or changing on their own? You have just proved the theory of evolution impossible because you are claiming that apes did not breed with humans nor did they change into humans on their own. So thank you for saying that apes did not turn into human beings. You have finally made a truthful statement.

You may be surprised to learn that I applaud every time you post this kind of nonsense: Minds as closed as yours with mouths as big as yours do the theory of evolution more good than you can imagine.

Keep up the good work, Ms. Carico!

I'm sure you are working your way up to another suspension soon, or a ban, just like trolls at other boards: hate-mongers usually stay true to form and sooner or later get kicked out even by the most tolerant communities.

Please answer the question about dog breeds, Carico. Since all the current dog breeds were developed by human dog fanciers, how was a St. Bernard ever born to a non-St. Bernard?

Thank you again for your continued promotion of the theory of evolution. Have a nice day.

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