I am going to come in my pants again

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Originally Posted by Squeamous

Oh and I might show you my fossils tonight :yup:.....I found a trilobite and an ancient sea urchin on the beach :w00t:

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Yeah, right :snooty:

In the 50's too!

I promise to show you my fossils...there will that do? :shifty:

I suppose it will have to :smilie4:

OooOOH Can I see your fossils?

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Originally Posted by CrabGirl

OooOOH Can I see your fossils?

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its not the first time you've said that:whistling;)

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Originally Posted by CrabGirl

OooOOH Can I see your fossils?

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Ok :happy:

I think the one on the right is an irregular echinoid super order atelostomata and is about 200 million years old!!!! and the one on the left is a trilobite, order phacopida I think and it's about 500 million years old. I don't know much about this stuff though admittedly, so they may just be old fossilised socks I've identified wrongly or something :unsure:

http://i35.tinypic.com/m5w95.jpg

I've just come in my pants. :wub:

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Originally Posted by Squeamous

I think the one on the right is an irregular echinoid super order atelostomata and is about 200 million years old!!!! and the one on the left is a trilobite, order phacopida I think and it's about 500 million years old.

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Not possible, since the Earth will be 6000 years old (next Tuesday around 10 PM).

Abiogenesis is an interesting subject but it is not actually Darwin's area of study. Origin of the Species deals with what happens after life has begun.

I thought Dawkins was pretty mellow compared to previous outings :dabs:

It is true that he has an axe to grind but a quick visit to a young earth creationist site makes him sound like the very voice of reason.

I always get annoyed at young earth creationists and the like.

They give proper people a bad name.

Just because one believes in God doesn't mean one has to ignore perfectly good science.