Ben Stein Dumped(Finally) By The Times

Couldn't have happened to a nicer wingnut guy. The intelligence of The Times just rose by degrees.

Ben Stein finally Expelled from NY Times

Oh, and it wasn't his Money either!

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A New Species?

This is funny.



From FranIAm via CandL.

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Creationist's Proof of No Evolution

Peanut butter...yes, that's right you silly non-believers, peanut butter. Here I'll let them..ahem...explain:



Now wasn't that an epiphany?

Link at Mike's w/comments

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Creations "Adam" is Porn Star

This is to good to not post. Northern Kentucky's new Creationist Museum or as I like to call it, "The Flintstone's Museum" apparently has an Adam and Eve exhibit. Looks like the Adam portrayer Eric Linden has a new web site called.. wait for it .. wait.. Bedroom Acrobat! Life is sometimes like an Onion Article:

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Creation Museum's 'Adam' Shared Sex Exploits Online
By Julie Carr Smyth, Associated Press

The man who portrays Adam for a museum based on the Bible's version of history led quite a different life outside the Garden of Eden, flaunting his sexual exploits online and modeling for a line of clothing with an explicit mascot.
Registration records show that Eric Linden, who portrays Adam taking his first breath in a film at the newly opened Creation Museum in Petersburg, Ky., has owned a graphic Web site called Bedroom Acrobat.

Linked at BluegrassReport.

Satirical Anti-Evolution Textbook Stickers

A series of stickers based on the Georgia anti-evolution sticker placed on textbooks by creationists. The stickers get a bit more satirical as you go along:

"..Wording for the first disclaimer (top left) is taken verbatim from the sticker designed by the Cobb County School District ("A community with a passion for learning") in Georgia, which actually plagiarized Alabama's evolution disclaimer (view). Really, I'm not making any of this up. The other 14 are mildly educational variants that demonstrate the real meaning of a scientific "theory" as well as the true motivations of the School Board members and their creationist supporters. Ideally, the above stickers will deter other districts from using textbook disclaimers as a way to undermine the teaching of evolution. Please forward them to friends in school districts where disclaimers are likely to be discussed. Or make a big poster of your favorite and stick it on an easel in front of the school when nobody is looking. Or if you would like one of these on your car, bug Leighton over at Floating Point Digital Images, where you can get all sorts of pro-evolution stickerabilia. At the very least, print out the PDF version and send it to your kid's science teacher; if he or she is not amused, move immediately to another district, far, far away.."

Here's the link for the complete set and more. Thanks to Boingboing.