I'm not familiar with the argument of most creationists. But if you look at the extreme differences that yet remain between the primates and humans (not the least of which is the cultural and development of each), and look back to how relatively recently the genetic leap was and compare that to when the first living thing is supposed to have been, I'd argue that if the Evolutionists were correct, all life forms would not need to consume as much as they do, would be asexual, would utilize all of what they do consume and would live far longer.
My point is this: give it another 50 or a 100 or 500 millions years and those species that are still around, are going to look pretty much the same. The only changes will be the changes within their genetic code (more hair, less hair, skin better suited for more sun, less sun, etc). The apes and monkeys would still be around.
Then you had better 'get on board' with their arguments or your posts will serve to refute their arguments.