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Has anyone noticed how much Greenland looks like a shoe? A dancing shoe?
It give you paws, doesn't it?
It give you paws, doesn't it?
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As long as you don't tread on me, I can respect your lifestyle choice.Irish_Guevara said:Yes, we all must tread lightly.
Now let's not go getting personal. Although the missus is a Brions supporter, so I don't mind too much.Sanguine said:
h2whoa said:The evidence speaks for itself...h2
Evolutionists will always point to those who don't fit the shoe, and claim that this is an example of bad design. They are wrong of course. It is only a sign of devolution. People used to always fit in their shoes, but slowly bad fitting shoes have evolved.Freodin said:Why don´t you go and do your research? Feet don´t evolve to fit shoes. The are made fitting by intelligent design.
This was experimentally proven by the famous scientist Cindy R. Ella and her sisters.
It's because of the Great Piece of Chewed Gum. Before that, shoes fit fine and would last for centuries. Since stepping in the Great Piece of Chewed Gum, shoes have become ill-fitting and easily worn out.Tomk80 said:Evolutionists will always point to those who don't fit the shoe, and claim that this is an example of bad design. They are wrong of course. It is only a sign of devolution. People used to always fit in their shoes, but slowly bad fitting shoes have evolved.
They still won't catch mice, will they?USincognito said:Consider the shoe. How could something so complex just exvolve from nothing. Not only is it complex, it's irreducably so! Look at the parts of a shoe:
- the sole
- something to keep the foot attached to it
If you remove either part the shoe cannot function!!!
And did you notice how all shoes come in either left hand or hand? If you tried to make a pair of shoes from nothing, you can't use two left handed shoes now could you?
Which is easier to believe, that some rubber and leather and cotton and metal rivets and nails suddenly cut, shaped and assembled themselves into a pair of Thom McCann's or that a skilled creator made them?
True!Irish_Guevara said:It's because of the Great Piece of Chewed Gum. Before that, shoes fit fine and would last for centuries. Since stepping in the Great Piece of Chewed Gum, shoes have become ill-fitting and easily worn out.
Of course not. Horses look ridiculous in Nike trainers and are therefore less evolved.Praxiteles said:Although horseshoes always seem to fit. I have a question of the EVOs - are horses hoofs more evolved than my feet? Well, are they?
Oh, please. It's blasphemy to suggest that horses are even capable of wearing shoes. Shoe usage is what divides man from animal! Atheist scientists might refer to monkeys forming rudimentary shoes out of twigs in order to catch insects for food, but those scientists are all avowed liberal secular humanists, and therefore their evidence is of no interest to me.h2whoa said:Of course not. Horses look ridiculous in Nike trainers and are therefore less evolved.
Humans on the other hand look coooooooooooooooooooooool.
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What about patent leathers, though? Now that's a horse of a different colour, isn't it? I'll bet ponies look really swish in patent leathers.h2whoa said:Of course not. Horses look ridiculous in Nike trainers and are therefore less evolved.
Humans on the other hand look coooooooooooooooooooooool.
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Full marks to you! And those fossils of twigs are made up frauds to fool the public! There is no transitional fossil between a twig and a shoe! Not one! And yet this is what the evo-cobblers want taught in our schools.Milla said:Oh, please. It's blasphemy to suggest that horses are even capable of wearing shoes. Shoe usage is what divides man from animal! Atheist scientists might refer to monkeys forming rudimentary shoes out of twigs in order to catch insects for food, but those scientists are all avowed liberal secular humanists, and therefore their evidence is of no interest to me.
That monkey looked stuffed to me. Completely stuffed. Which makes me think that this is even more evidence of atheistic animal testing done to fraudulently defraud the innocent public.h2whoa said:Typical Goal Shifting!
You ask for evidence of monkeys in shoes. I go the full hog and provide you with photographic evidence of a monkey in boots, no less.
This is precisely the kind of horse-play we've come to accept from you evo-cobblers. Everyone knows that horseshoes are lucky; now did they evolve to be lucky, or were they created that way? I think we all know the answer to that!Then you ask about horses and I show quite clearly with logic that horses feet are less evolved than ours because the only foot-fashion they have, is one they've had for -ahem- donkey's years. A horse in stilettos? I doubt it.
Your interpretation of the evidence must be flawed. Or floored.But then you say this not the sort of evidence you accept.
C'mon people.