Friday, September 19, 2008
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An ever evolving blog, concerning an evolutionary riddle, wrapped in a conundrum of geological time and hosted by an Eocenic enigma. Reason - Rationality - Skepticism - Logic - Secularism - Humanism - Atheism
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- And that’s the truth…
- Reprise in Peace
- Evo's Genesis
- McCain is losing it
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- The Odds of McCain Winning
- It's time for science and reason
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Be A Happy Hominid
- John Evo
- It's another day in paradise. It doesn't get any better or worse than this. This is all there is. We can't effect the past or our inevitable demise. All we can control is how we live right now.
4 comments:
Does this mean I have to stop slicing open caterpillars to read their guts so I can figure out what to blog on tomorrow? Jeez, that takes all the fun out of it.
Evo - old regimes die hard.
Grumpy - I was wrong about you. I thought you had graduated from caterpillars to groundhogs several years ago.
Groundhogs? Bah! Caterpillar guts are where the action is. But I do want to assure you that I carry out only humane auguries. The caterpillars get a knockout feast of vermouth wine and hemlock leaves, and afterwards they are stitched up and bandaged, given a little antibiotic, usually Scotch, and put back into the wild.
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