Using a cellphone camera, a friend of mine captured this photo on a Baltimore Light Rail train a few days ago. It appears that Chuck, like Elvis, is still among the living.
h/t: Andrew Berry
Darwin in Baltimore!
January 31, 2010 • 4:21 am
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Yes, Darwin lives! He’s likely rolled over in his grave so much lately that he figured he should just get up and confront the creationists face-to-face.
Why are the photos always so blurry? That one looks more like princess Diana to me (but that might just be the cataracts).
There is a subway from England to the Galapagos islands through Baltimore? cool!
How much hood would a hood Chuck chuck
if a hood Chuck could chuck da hood?
Is that why he just stopped updating his blog all of a sudden? He’s lost in the subway?
I think that’s actually Ran Blake.
Looks more like James Randi lost his clippers.
Darwin? Randi? Come ON!
That’s CLEARLY Fidel Castro!
Are you guys BLIND?
lol, just what I saw!
With Darwin being resurrected, I guess Darwinism is now the one True ReligionTM.
We’ll just resurrect a few more things, Archaeopteryx, Ardi, etc., and our Pantheon of Gods will become what the IDiots always said it was.
Glen Davidson
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Chuck? Randi? Blake?
It’s Daniel Dennett. Jeez.
LOL!
Actually, it’s neither Darwin, Castro, Randi, or Dennett; it’s Elvis. He REALLY doesn’t want to be recognized!
Wouldn’t Charles Darwin being alive prove some form of creationism??? 🙂
Separately, you all might be interested to hear that out here in fundamentalist WA state, one of the local churches showed the Hitchens/Wilson “Is Christianity Good For The World” last night. I still haven’t seen it so I had planned to attend. I spent the whole morning preparing — watched the 13 minute preview available online and read the whole exchange between the two in Christianity Today.
I got there and the thing was sold out (they rented a theater). So I didn’t get in. Lesson: either the fundies take atheism seriously as something to contend with or they all thought it would be a freak show/comedy situation they could be entertained by.
That’s Bigfoot.