BWE
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Joined: Jan. 2006
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NNNNNNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOO! I won already ... now be a gentleman and go help Rilke crawl out from under that big branch I sawed off. I think she hit her head when she fell because she's hallucinating now.
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No, you didn't win. I haven't even presented a case yet. How could you have won if I haven't even had my say yet?
| Quote | I know you responded to my claim of 'no hominid civilizations' but I don't agree that some bones and cave writing is evidence for this. My contention is that if apes and humans have a common ancestor, there should be lots of 'beetle brow civilizations' all over the earth with half ape-men who grunt a lot and have a simple language and are at some stage between chimps and humans. These 'people' should be living today if evolution were true.
(Rilke-- I'm glad to see you believe in Jesus now ... maybe you could tell BWE about Him) |
1/2-a-Dave,
three things:
1) What about evolution predicts the homonid societies? This is a point that merits some understanding of niches and ecosystems. And evolution. 
2) Regarding Rilkes GD, Jesus, and Me: HAHAHAHAHAHA
3) Dave, it's not just because you are so stupid that I am making fun of you. It's because your stupidity is nearly equalled by your hubris in thinking that you are somehow making a case for anything.
-In the Portuguese/French thing: I could have let it go. I understand why you said what you said and I could coherently argue your case to some extent. But you have been so cosmically dense in all of your assertions that I was pointing out that you couldn't even support a nominally supportable claim if presented with an opposing side. I offered to provide that opposing side.
To prove my point, I suppose, you claimed victory instead of engaging in the debate.
which brings me to a fourth point. Anybody care to guess what that one is?
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Who said that ev'ry wish would be heard and answered
When wished on the morning star
Somebody thought of that, and someone believed it
Look what it's done so far
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