John Templeton Foundation awards $2.8 million to examine origins of biological complexity

EurekAlert (AAAS) ^ | 02 January 2006 | Staff

[Right Wing Professor]

I now ask you what anatomical reference did I make

You referred to a fellow FReeper as a hemorrhoid, among other things.

You brain is fried

You're a liar. And who do you think you're fooling? Are you trying to persuade anyone that posting a simple picture will get a post removed.

[AndrewC]

You referred to a fellow FReeper as a hemorrhoid, among other things. You're a liar. And who do you think you're fooling? Are you trying to persuade anyone that posting a simple picture will get a post removed.

Well, thank you for your concern. I apologize to the freeper. He is obviously not up to being a hemorrhoid, but is nonetheless sometimes a pain. I sincerely thought you were upset for the fine art from NCSE. "Phina" happened to be at the top and as I stated, I used the precedent set previously by the freeper for whom you have great concern. I expect that you well be as vigilant for any other freeper.

Again, I apologize.

Patrick, the non-piles, Henry is not piles.

[longshadow]

specially prepared, hemorrhoid-free placemarker

[AndrewC]

[Doctor Stochastic]

...has a certain resemblance...

In the sense that "resemblance" means identiy.

[PatrickHenry]

The pain of the Luddite War lingers on -- especially for those on the now-diminished losing side. Add to that what has come to be known as post-Dover syndrome, and it is no wonder that some of them think of hemorrhoidal discomfort.

[NonLinear]

Separated groups, same mechanism a rare DNA defect.(it isn't rare if they all had it)

Nobody seemed to want to respond to your point.

I wonder, since albiogenesis is excluded from TOE, how is evolution differentiated from an observation of the properties of DNA?