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Unknown creatures found in cave
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I read that earlier today. It's pretty cool, huh?? Sealed off from the rest of the world for thousands or even millions of years?
It kinda reminds me of that movie "The Cave." Except, I don't have the same urge to scoop out my own eyes with a fork afterwards.
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i'm betting there is all sort of weird crap out there somewhere waiting to be discovered.
bigfoot, vista, ps3... they're out there
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Evolution is a great thing. 
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the devil totally like planted that crayfish in the cave. what day is it? 6.1.06... the devil is counting down to destruction!
repent repent! you on the powemac in Iowa... stop masturbating! yeah you!
teh evolution = teh madness
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It's funny that immediately when some new creature is discovered on the earth people think it somehow disproves creation.
See you on page 5.
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i seriously thought this was going to be a crack on hardcore internet users.
edit: still unnamed? what's the high/low on it being names after Gary Larson? anyone?
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Originally Posted by ShortcutToMoncton
It kinda reminds me of that movie "The Cave." Except, I don't have the same urge to scoop out my own eyes with a fork afterwards.
It couldn't possibly have been worse than Centipede!
Originally Posted by Some IMDB review
When the title came up on the screen, it actually had an exclamation point after it... CENTIPEDE! Like a musical. Come to think of it, this movie might have been better if it had a couple of snappy musical numbers in it. It makes you wonder if they were going for that self-referencing Sci-Fi PG-13 funny/scary movie thing that Blue Devil, Monster Island and Bite Me! have captured so effectively. A bunch of spelunkers go to India to explore a creepy cave before one of them goes off to get married. Like a bachelor party in a cave or something like that. They are attacked by giant latex centipede puppets. The end.
Not much to recommend here, boils and ghouls, except for one truly bizarre moment. So, this Indian guide leads our heroes down into the cave, and they all decide to have a party while their in the bowels of the earth. We find out through some really unsubtle exposition that the soon-to-be-married guy used to have a thing with one of the other girls on the trip. There's supposed sexual tension between them as they try to ignore each other. I guess this girl was supposed to be sultry and sexy and mysterious. I thought she was kinda Plain Jane, but maybe the director was dating her or something. We'll call her CC (Casting Couch) for short, because I can't remember her character's name.
While they're all partying down in the caves, someone turns on a radio and some of them start dancing. Really awkward, watching all these actors trying to pretend like they are having fun. It's a cringe-fest. But then they all start looking at CC and chanting, "Do the dance. Do the dance." She coyly shakes her head. I was watching it thinking that this must be why they cast her, maybe she can do some freakish thing like wrap her legs around her head and dance like that. So this big build-up around the DANCE, and when she finally gets up and does it... it's like this White Girl Cabbage Patch thing that, quite literally, gave me a stabbing pain in my stomach. It was a NAPOLEON DYNAMITE moment. I watched her do the DANCE like five times in a row. It was crazy. I wanted to vomit. That's why I say maybe they should have kept the exclamation point at the end of the title and made this movie into some weird kind of horror/musical.
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Undiscovered? I've had hundreds of those little buggers all over my crotch ever since I got back from my vacation to Tijauna.
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Originally Posted by greenamp
It's funny that immediately when some new creature is discovered on the earth people think it somehow disproves creation.
See you on page 5.
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Originally Posted by greenamp
It's funny that immediately when some new creature is discovered on the earth people think it somehow disproves creation.
See you on page 5.
It's funny how immediately when some new evidence for evolution is discovered on the earth people get all insecure and act like it were somehow possible or even necessary to disprove creation.
/helping the thread along towards page 5.
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Originally Posted by analogika
It's funny how immediately when some new evidence for evolution is discovered on the earth people get all insecure and act like it were somehow possible or even necessary to disprove creation.
/helping the thread along towards page 5.
Now now. Play nice.
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Originally Posted by ©öñFü$íóÑ
looks good... cook it!!!
That was going to be my comment. A handful of those on everyone's plate fresh off the red hot 'Barbie' along with an ice cold brew and some ears of corn? Yum!
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Originally Posted by ort888
Undiscovered? I've had hundreds of those little buggers all over my crotch ever since I got back from my vacation to Tijauna.
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Paul Pearce-Kelly, senior curator of invertebrates at London Zoo, UK, said the organisms would give clues to how life could evolve in the absence of sunlight.
That guy hasn't been paying attention. I mean, we already know how humans will evolve in the absence of sunlight:
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Originally Posted by Apple Pro Underwear
repent repent! you on the powemac in Iowa... stop masturbating! yeah you!
Me??? Wait...I've got an iBook...phew.
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Any turtle sightings ?
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Originally Posted by analogika
It's funny how immediately when some new evidence for evolution is discovered on the earth people get all insecure and act like it were somehow possible or even necessary to disprove creation.
/helping the thread along towards page 5.
*cough* most people don't dispute life-forms changing *cough*
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Man that's cool. A while ago they vound a new type of fresh-water crab in some caves. There're even a few microbes that actually live in acid.
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Originally Posted by Kevin
*cough* most people don't dispute life-forms changing *cough*
Microevolution-small changes within a species-definitely happens.
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Originally Posted by Gossamer
Microevolution-small changes within a species-definitely happens.
Becuase I know where you're going with that, in the scientific community there is no difference between micro- and macro-evolution. The only people who try to draw differences are proponents of Intelligent Design/Creation.
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Originally Posted by olePigeon
Becuase I know where you're going with that, in the scientific community there is no difference between micro- and macro-evolution. The only people who try to draw differences are proponents of Intelligent Design/Creation.
I thought it was being implied that even Intelligent Design proponents will agree that small changes within a species happen. I, being one of them, agreed that I do believe that. I think micro-evolution would be things like building up immunities to certain drugs, developing antibodies, changing colors, size, general shapes.
Macro-evolution would be growing an extra arm, finger, going from a light-sensing organ to an eyeball, etc.
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Originally Posted by Gossamer
I thought it was being implied that even Intelligent Design proponents will agree that small changes within a species happen. I, being one of them, agreed that I do believe that. I think micro-evolution would be things like building up immunities to certain drugs, developing antibodies, changing colors, size, general shapes.
Macro-evolution would be growing an extra arm, finger, going from a light-sensing organ to an eyeball, etc.
a) That's a completely arbitrary and perfectly useless distinction.
b) the creation of a new species is an example of "macro"-evolution, if you're going to argue fantasy terms. How did dogs happen? God didn't make the poodle.
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Originally Posted by analogika
God didn't make the poodle.
But he made my turtle.
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