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This made me laugh

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Rod
 
Great find Rod. :lol:

I'll show this to Mrs P as she doesn't believe we've evolved from monkeys. I think this pretty much proves we do. 8-)

:text-bravo:
 
The sad thing is that there are huge numbers of people who think that "logic" in that diagram shows why evolution didn't happen. This diagram was done originally by creationists as anti-evolution propaganda. "If humans evolved from apes, how come there are still apes?" Some 40% of the USA, for instance, subscribes to this idiocy.
 
Probably the same lot & quite a few more Mike who believe the earth is less 10,000 years old, though to be fair 25% believe the sun revolves around the earth :eusa-snooty:
 
Brilliant :D :D

Any of you visited Darwins house in Downe, Kent? Well worth a visit plenty for the kids to do too.
 
That looks like a great day trip, because it is just a quarter of an hour from Chartwell (Churchill's house), and a stone's throw from Biggin Hill, where my dad was stationed in the war.
 
Mike G":28rpn1ni said:
That looks like a great day trip, because it is just a quarter of an hour from Chartwell (Churchill's house), and a stone's throw from Biggin Hill, where my dad was stationed in the war.
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My MiL volunteers at Chartwell. Let me know if you're ever there and I'll get her to hook you up with free tea and scones ;)

Cheers
Mark
 
TrimTheKing":1qjkbslk said:
Mike G":1qjkbslk said:
That looks like a great day trip, because it is just a quarter of an hour from Chartwell (Churchill's house), and a stone's throw from Biggin Hill, where my dad was stationed in the war.
Click to expand...

My MiL volunteers at Chartwell. Let me know if you're ever there and I'll get her to hook you up with free tea and scones ;)

Cheers
Mark
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Wot? No cigars ? :o
 
RogerS":wjqyoun3 said:
TrimTheKing":wjqyoun3 said:
Mike G":wjqyoun3 said:
That looks like a great day trip, because it is just a quarter of an hour from Chartwell (Churchill's house), and a stone's throw from Biggin Hill, where my dad was stationed in the war.
Click to expand...

My MiL volunteers at Chartwell. Let me know if you're ever there and I'll get her to hook you up with free tea and scones ;)

Cheers
Mark
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Wot? No cigars ? :o
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Close, but no ...
 
I forgot about this one ...

still sorting out the workshop .. found this ...

It was just a design exercise
OK for prezzies, but can't really sell then them without an unobtainium licence ! :lol:

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