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Arden Chatfield



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(Permalink) Posted: July 28 2007,13:10   

Martin, we're not talking about Lenin or St. Bernards. No one here is interested in changing the subject.

 
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You catch up my words. Maybe it is easy for professor Dawkins and folks here to  tell those skulls apart. But obviously  it is not easy for Oxford students. Otherwise professor Dawkins wouldn't mentioned it.


Martin, you're babbling.

 
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I would say that black and white swans also inhabit the same types of habitat


Martin, making shit up is not science.

Now, Martin, why don't you tell us now why black swans are black, and why white swans are white? What is YOUR solution?

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