well, sorry Albert, I thought you were having pluralization problems. I just figured more than just atheists deserved to celebrate Darwin Day.

On a related note, staunch supporter of Darwin, Thomas Huxley, looks like Chris Kattan:





And yeah, that's Aldous' grandfather.

I knew that Darwin was religious, the atheist bit was for Beck. Notice I said atheist, Beck introduced me to Darwin day, Beck is a atheist, the post is for him mainly.

Albert, did you know that Darwin was a deeply religious man? If he somehow managed to reconcile his beliefs with the scientific theories he'd developed, why can't others? Besides which, I doubt all atheists agree with Darwin.

Darwin, Newton, Gallileo... and many others - the very scientists who threw religion on its head - were all very very religious people, and found their own ways of reconciling their religion with the science they conducted.

Okay you crazy atheist!

Happy Darwin Day!

was I not paying attention? Did Percy join us for boxing day shopping? or did he go to future shop on his own?

he must still be alive... right? has anyone heard from him lately?

Bad Movie Night fodder?

The weekend's worst punchline, however, is reserved for Paris Hilton's The Hottie & the Nottie (Regent Releasing). The final count will show that the critically reviled comedy featuring the seemingly talentless Hilton has sold a meager $25,500 in tickets at 111 locations over the weekend. That's only $230 per screen for theaters that were convinced to book this disaster. That means that, based on an $8 average ticket price, 29 paying customers showed up at each location over the 3-day. In a country that seems fascinated with Paris Hilton, only 3,219 unlucky Americans will have been suckered into seeing Hottie by Monday morning.

In case you missed it:

did you know there's a "Muppet Wiki?"