Dynamics said
Then what purpose do you have for the weapons?*Laughs*I'm with you.
I've missed too many tea times and, believe it or not, I'm a bit stressed! Wow! Me! Stressed!
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I've missed too many tea times and, believe it or not, I'm a bit stressed! Wow! Me! Stressed!
Heroic said
So hi.
hoi
Dynamics said
Silence is broken.
'Tis.
Heroic said
Just finished typing out me humming a song when I remembered that you can't translate that at all over the internet.
xD
Dynamics said
But a finger changes things?*Yawns*Hopefully it isn't right now. I'm too tired.
I would imagine! I'm not too up for fighting right now either!
Dynamics said
Haha, you'd think it was the other way around at first sight.
Yeah. It ropes people in, until they figure out that those two would have "evolved" completely separately, which is impossible just to think about.
Dynamics said
O-ver-ra-red. =PI was like "Aw."I doubt it's 100% the same. An expert would be able to tell some difference between human and squid eyes.
Nearly exactly the same. Same functions, same parts, same structure. It's amazing evidence against evolution.
Dynamics said
Alrighty then. Why is it more special than a regular promise? Shouldn't everyone keep their word?I'm not against killing them though.
Well, yeah!
Dynamics said
I'm not familiar with that specific idea. What about squids?
Okay, so first of all, squid eyes are exactly the same as human eyes. Second, Darwin himself said in Origin of Species that evolution could not have possibly created something so useful and complex as the human eye. He said it was absurd. Third, squids and humans are in completely different evolutionary trees and supposedly evolved completely separately, which means the impossible human eye evolved twice. The exact same way. Completely separately.
They call this convergent evolution, the phenomena in which the same thing evolves twice separately. Completely preposterous. Other examples include echolocation in both dolphins and bats.
going to explain the squid and convergent evolution to family lel
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