I beg to differ with your interpretation about it "proving evolution". If this were a descendant of the Eden "snake", it would show stubs where the legs should be. That way, it would always be reminded of its ancestor's original sin. You indicate "I'm sure if we traced the fossil record" without any knowledge if such a fossil record exists. You are making a non-scientific statement based entirely on presumption. If you really wish to refute my tongue-in-cheek statement, please provide factual data and not presumptions.
Wow, what a lot of hate towards bean, even though what he's saying is essentially correct. And calling him a turd? Not very classy.
Sports is about chivalry, having fun? Sports has always been about winning, from the time of the ancient Greeks until today. And winning at any cost. A story like this is nice and heartwarming, but would it happen in major league baseball, the SuperBowl, the World Cup (or whatever it's called) for soccer, the Olympics?
"We had no idea what he was doing. We knew that he was going down to Costa Rica periodically on vacations and now in hindsight when he was away, there was no noise going off," she said.
Arty, if you have to scratch your head, maybe you've got some lice in there - time for an art show!
You wouldn't promote Salvador Dali's underwear as art - it's more in the memorabilia category. I'm sure if Dali could find someone stupid enough to buy it, he would have sold it. I wonder if Dali even wore underwear...? I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't.
Holy cow! Those teeth are incredible! Of course people are focusing on the one crappy picture of the kid - the rest of the article is such claptrap.
Sure, maybe it's inspirational and all that, but really - we live in an age of photographic retouching. That's the best picture they could come up with?
The article itself points out the fact that millions of people go to Lourdes every year - what made her special enough to be blessed with a miracle?
This is just another case of monkeys typing Shakespeare.
I beg to differ with your interpretation about it "proving evolution". If this were a descendant of the Eden "snake", it would show stubs where the legs should be. That way, it would always be reminded of its ancestor's original sin. You indicate "I'm sure if we traced the fossil record" without any knowledge if such a fossil record exists. You are making a non-scientific statement based entirely on presumption.
If you really wish to refute my tongue-in-cheek statement, please provide factual data and not presumptions.
Sports is about chivalry, having fun? Sports has always been about winning, from the time of the ancient Greeks until today. And winning at any cost. A story like this is nice and heartwarming, but would it happen in major league baseball, the SuperBowl, the World Cup (or whatever it's called) for soccer, the Olympics?
You should have to lift the tail to start the hours of pooping action - more realistic.
We know too much these days to be fooled by such tricks.
It's been done before, done better.
Dude should have stopped more to look around. The best parts were when he was looking down at his feet to cross those narrow bits.
He definitely only used the cables intermittently.
"We had no idea what he was doing. We knew that he was going down to Costa Rica periodically on vacations and now in hindsight when he was away, there was no noise going off," she said.
Wow.
You wouldn't promote Salvador Dali's underwear as art - it's more in the memorabilia category. I'm sure if Dali could find someone stupid enough to buy it, he would have sold it. I wonder if Dali even wore underwear...? I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't.
Of course people are focusing on the one crappy picture of the kid - the rest of the article is such claptrap.
Sure, maybe it's inspirational and all that, but really - we live in an age of photographic retouching. That's the best picture they could come up with?
The article itself points out the fact that millions of people go to Lourdes every year - what made her special enough to be blessed with a miracle?
This is just another case of monkeys typing Shakespeare.
Stanhope, you're being too sensitive.