[whattajoke]

In conclusion: "And if the transitional ancestors of pterosaurs were broken and eaten (and dead), they would not have been able to reproduce or evolve. Thus, all of their biomechanical and other specifications must have been present at the same time in the very first pterosaur."

Brian Thomas *MS gets better with age. I'm quite sure he's has a mighty chuckle every time he sees his silliness posted all over the Internet. He writes the same exact ridiculous article EVERY DAY. The quote above is so heinously devoid of any knowledge of biology, I KNOW he's kidding around.

I'll give him bonus points, though, for covering his butt by noting that even though the bible clearly says that bats are "fowl," Brian Thomas *MS notes that HE knows the bible actually meant "fowl" to mean all sorts of flying things: Birds, reptiles and mammals. He's awesome.

[GodGunsGuts]

Don’t assume everyone has the same mentality as you, Whattajoke.

[theFIRMbss]

> he's has a mighty chuckle every time he sees his silliness posted all over the Internet. He writes the same exact ridiculous article EVERY DAY...

Yes, he has evolved
a routine, reproducing
articles that thrive.

[Titus Quinctius Cincinnatus]

I'll give him bonus points, though, for covering his butt by noting that even though the bible clearly says that bats are "fowl," Brian Thomas *MS notes that HE knows the bible actually meant "fowl" to mean all sorts of flying things: Birds, reptiles and mammals. He's awesome.

What's ironic is that you'd know that too, if you had the wits to engage in even a cursory word study of the term involved.