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missy wrote:

say what you will about Barry Manilow (this is going somewhere)..but he pulled out of the show because of this moron. He refused to be on the same stage with her, and in fact, called her beliefs and politics "dangerous".

Go Barry!

BloodDrinker6969 wrote:

Actually it wasn't her he pulled out of it for, it was for vocal conservative Elisabeth Hasselbeck. I think that's dumb. You're not going to go on a show (with numerous hosts with different stances) because 1 host has a differing POV than you politically? I'd respect him more if he went on, brought up issues and discussed them in an adult manner (unlike Rosie who just screamed "I'm right" with little to back it.) Also, the only views I find "dangerous" in the world are ones like "if you don't believe in what I do, you DIE" which I don't think anyone on that show has. Even Ms. Flat Earth.

abelincolnjr wrote:

I dunno, Barry Manilow is like 8000 year old popstar from the 70's. I dont expect him to wage a war with some conservative on TV. If Rollins backed down then I'd be all "whatever" but Manilow? Nah.

It would be great if he got in there and used logic to disarm her nonsense but in the era of Fox News we all know, shouting and browbeating are considered "fair and balanced".

pickleloaf wrote:

fossils were placed in the soil by demons to confuse humans and make us believe the earth is older than it actually is. this one was told to me with a completely straight face

pickleloaf wrote:

yea i've heard them all

carbon dating is not that accurate... someone dated a new item and carbon dating said it was hundreds of thousands of years old or something like that

that dinosaurs and people lived at the same time like the flintstones

or my favorite: dinosaurs never existed... but fossils were placed in the soil by demons to confuse humans and make us believe the earth is older than it actually is. this one was told to me with a completely straight face

BloodDrinker6969 wrote:

Hey is that in California where they shot some of Pee-Wees Big Adventure?

Biff wrote:

BloodDrinker6969 wrote:

Hey is that in California where they shot some of Pee-Wees Big Adventure?

No, that is in a part of Texas where they would shoot Pee-Wee.

andy wrote:

My favorite question is, "If evolution is real, why are there still chimpanzees?" :shock:

Vombie wrote:

andy wrote:

My favorite question is, "If evolution is real, why are there still chimpanzees?" :shock:

I've asked this question myself. if we all evolved from unicellular organisms, then why are there still unicellular organisms? I'm no scientist, but the theory of evolution is only a theory. I haven't heard of any unicelluar organism evolving into multicellular organisms in my lifetime. I'm down with knowing where we came from, but I think both sides (creationist and evolutionist) could be wrong. Who knows what the theory will be 200yrs from now? and don't scientologist have their own theory? who knows?

Darwin said "evolution" and scientist are trying to see if it sticks. no one knows what we'll find tomorrow.

Roger wrote:

I guess I'm just amazed that someone could have grown up in America in the last 100 years and never been exposed to a world globe.

BloodDrinker6969 wrote:

There's no doubt she was exposed to globe, she just questions it.

Author:	Roger [ Wed Sep 19, 2007 4:13 am ]
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Author:	Chad Hensley [ Wed Sep 19, 2007 4:30 am ]
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Is she also one of those Christians that think the earth is only 6 thousand years old? I know a few of those.

Author:	missy [ Wed Sep 19, 2007 4:42 am ]
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say what you will about Barry Manilow (this is going somewhere)..but he pulled out of the show because of this moron. He refused to be on the same stage with her, and in fact, called her beliefs and politics "dangerous". Go Barry!

Author:	BloodDrinker6969 [ Wed Sep 19, 2007 5:03 am ]
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missy wrote: say what you will about Barry Manilow (this is going somewhere)..but he pulled out of the show because of this moron. He refused to be on the same stage with her, and in fact, called her beliefs and politics "dangerous". Go Barry! Actually it wasn't her he pulled out of it for, it was for vocal conservative Elisabeth Hasselbeck. I think that's dumb. You're not going to go on a show (with numerous hosts with different stances) because 1 host has a differing POV than you politically? I'd respect him more if he went on, brought up issues and discussed them in an adult manner (unlike Rosie who just screamed "I'm right" with little to back it.) Also, the only views I find "dangerous" in the world are ones like "if you don't believe in what I do, you DIE" which I don't think anyone on that show has. Even Ms. Flat Earth. On the flat earth, and Christian Science end......hahahahahahhahahaaa! I've met a few folks who believed the earth literally was made in 7 days and that it's only 6,000 years old too. It's sad, most people of ANY religion I've met fully accept evolution and other scientific facts. That there are "educated" people out there who don't kind of saddens me. But again, as long as they got their beliefs and don't hurt anyone I kind of don't care. I mean there's still a number of religions and cults out there that keep women as slaves, those are the freaks we need to stop and should be considered dangerous.

Author:	Chad Hensley [ Wed Sep 19, 2007 5:03 am ]
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People riding dinosaurs would be so cool...but I have to tell them, it didn't happen. There are so many wild Fortean theories espoused by fundamental Christians. Another is that the world was surrounded by a giant layer of ice. This layer reflected all the bad rays from the sun, thus people aged very slowly and lived longer. Then God melted the ice for the great flood. You should hear the excuses they give about why it was okay to have sex with your sister back then...

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Author:	abelincolnjr [ Wed Sep 19, 2007 6:11 am ]
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BloodDrinker6969 wrote: Actually it wasn't her he pulled out of it for, it was for vocal conservative Elisabeth Hasselbeck. I think that's dumb. You're not going to go on a show (with numerous hosts with different stances) because 1 host has a differing POV than you politically? I'd respect him more if he went on, brought up issues and discussed them in an adult manner (unlike Rosie who just screamed "I'm right" with little to back it.) Also, the only views I find "dangerous" in the world are ones like "if you don't believe in what I do, you DIE" which I don't think anyone on that show has. Even Ms. Flat Earth. I dunno, Barry Manilow is like 8000 year old popstar from the 70's. I dont expect him to wage a war with some conservative on TV. If Rollins backed down then I'd be all "whatever" but Manilow? Nah. It would be great if he got in there and used logic to disarm her nonsense but in the era of Fox News we all know, shouting and browbeating are considered "fair and balanced".

Author:	missy [ Wed Sep 19, 2007 6:23 am ]
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ahh i see. this is what happens when i skim the entertainment section of the Metro. haha. at least it proves that I know nothing about the View. fucking dumb show hosted by dumb bitches.

Author:	pickleloaf [ Wed Sep 19, 2007 6:24 am ]
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yea i've heard them all carbon dating is not that accurate... someone dated a new item and carbon dating said it was hundreds of thousands of years old or something like that that dinosaurs and people lived at the same time like the flintstones or my favorite: dinosaurs never existed... but fossils were placed in the soil by demons to confuse humans and make us believe the earth is older than it actually is. this one was told to me with a completely straight face

Author:	Chad Hensley [ Wed Sep 19, 2007 6:51 am ]
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those pesky demons are such tricksters! heil Satan!

Author:	Vombie [ Wed Sep 19, 2007 7:14 am ]
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pickleloaf wrote: fossils were placed in the soil by demons to confuse humans and make us believe the earth is older than it actually is. this one was told to me with a completely straight face that's only half-true; I did that part-time for a while a couple summers ago. I don't see how that makes me a demon. I mean, the fossils aren't going to bury themselves.

Author:	Biff [ Wed Sep 19, 2007 7:16 am ]
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And aside from obscure attractions in someone's cornfield, there was the multi-million dollar creationist museum that opened a few months back. I saw it had lifesize dioramas w/ people & dinosaurs coexisting. Blind faith is funny & also frightening. These are the same people that are for the Iraq war, but would set up a Christian taliban in a heartbeat.

Author:	andy [ Wed Sep 19, 2007 7:24 am ]
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My favorite question is, "If evolution is real, why are there still chimpanzees?"

Author:	Biff [ Wed Sep 19, 2007 7:24 am ]
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BloodDrinker6969 wrote: Hey is that in California where they shot some of Pee-Wees Big Adventure? No, that is in a part of Texas where they would shoot Pee-Wee.

Author:	Vombie [ Wed Sep 19, 2007 8:19 am ]
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andy wrote: My favorite question is, "If evolution is real, why are there still chimpanzees?" I've asked this question myself. if we all evolved from unicellular organisms, then why are there still unicellular organisms? I'm no scientist, but the theory of evolution is only a theory. I haven't heard of any unicelluar organism evolving into multicellular organisms in my lifetime. I'm down with knowing where we came from, but I think both sides (creationist and evolutionist) could be wrong. Who knows what the theory will be 200yrs from now? and don't scientologist have their own theory? who knows? Darwin said "evolution" and scientist are trying to see if it sticks. no one knows what we'll find tomorrow.

Author:	Dean [ Wed Sep 19, 2007 8:32 am ]
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I'm currently re-reading Richard Dawkins' "The Ancestor's Tale," which I'd recommend to those interested in how we regard and misregard evolution. Dawkins' lucid thinking is always compelling, and he manages to be entertaining without dumbing down his material overmuch. I have fond memories of visitng Vernal, Utah as a boy. It's not far from Dinosaur National Monument. They had huge cheesy fiberglass dinosaurs on street corners, sold honey dinosaurs instead of honey bears, and in contrast to the National Monument outside of town, had a cool outdated musty old dinosaur museum with lots of black lights ... the stuff of a boy's dream both good and bad.

Author:	el word [ Wed Sep 19, 2007 11:32 am ]
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This is the museum about Creationism. It's in Kentucky. http://www.creationmuseum.org/ What saddens me is all the kids who will go to this, thinking this contains definitive evidence of how life existed, because museums are assumed/supposed to be accurate voices in education, information, and conservation of genuine artifacts.

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Author:	Roger [ Wed Sep 19, 2007 8:34 am ]
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I guess I'm just amazed that someone could have grown up in America in the last 100 years and never been exposed to a world globe.

Author:	Roger [ Wed Sep 19, 2007 8:48 am ]
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BloodDrinker6969 wrote: There's no doubt she was exposed to globe, she just questions it. I know you're probably joking, but if you're not, listen to the clip again. Apparently this piece of information was never entered into her brain, there was never a need to access it, and now that she knows that it's missing, she's completely uninterested in filling in that empty space until someone else requests it. It is unfathomable to me, but I guess the world is filled with people just like her. (And one could say that we even have one running the country.)