Tides = Jesus

[Lies]

Let's not miss an important fact here:  Both the GodPoseur and the AthiestFreak failed fifth-grade earth science forever.


EVERYONE OFF MY PLANET.*































*Stole that from TGRR.

This. Unfortunately.

[hooplala]

Let's not miss an important fact here:  Both the GodPoseur and the AthiestFreak failed fifth-grade earth science forever.


EVERYONE OFF MY PLANET.

Who and who?

[Lies]

Let's not miss an important fact here:  Both the GodPoseur and the AthiestFreak failed fifth-grade earth science forever.


EVERYONE OFF MY PLANET.

Who and who?

Bill And His guest.

[LMNO]

To be more specific:

Explaining that his religious faith springs from the mysteries of nature that are unexplainable by modern science, O'Reilly said: ""I'll tell you why [religion is] not a scam, in my opinion. Tide goes in, tide goes out. Never a miscommunication. You can't explain that. You can't explain why the tide goes in."

Even more amazing than Bill O'Reilly not knowing that the tides are caused by the moon's orbit is the fact that the atheist guy didn't know it either! Silverstein was left to retort, "It doesn't matter if I can't explain it—that doesn't mean that an invisible magic man in the sky is doing it," his high school science (or was it middle school?) apparently failing him.

http://www.deathandtaxesmag.com/42957/bill-oreilly-stumped-by-tides-unexplainable-by-science/

[hooplala]

Let's not miss an important fact here:  Both the GodPoseur and the AthiestFreak failed fifth-grade earth science forever.


EVERYONE OFF MY PLANET.

Who and who?

Bill And His guest.

Ah, I guess I should have actually watched the clip.  I thought it would make me woof my cookies this early in the morning.

[Suu]

This made my and GS's heads explode this morning.

Though I think that the atheist gentleman should have sat back a bit and let Bill blow his top more.

[hooplala]

To be more specific:

Explaining that his religious faith springs from the mysteries of nature that are unexplainable by modern science, O'Reilly said: ""I'll tell you why [religion is] not a scam, in my opinion. Tide goes in, tide goes out. Never a miscommunication. You can't explain that. You can't explain why the tide goes in."

Even more amazing than Bill O'Reilly not knowing that the tides are caused by the moon's orbit is the fact that the atheist guy didn't know it either! Silverstein was left to retort, "It doesn't matter if I can't explain it—that doesn't mean that an invisible magic man in the sky is doing it," his high school science (or was it middle school?) apparently failing him.

http://www.deathandtaxesmag.com/42957/bill-oreilly-stumped-by-tides-unexplainable-by-science/

Oh good lord.

[Suu]

Yeah, that didn't shine too well on Mr. Scientific Atheist either.

Bad. If you're going to believe in science, you better know wtf is going on.

[AFK]

I hope John Stewart does something with this.  I mean I suppose it satirizes itself as is but man, that is just sad. 

[hooplala]

Silverman also says "Maybe it was Thor on top of Mount Olympus?" in regards to the tide going in and out.  I really want to believe that is an intentional miss-attributed troll, but after his lack of high school physics, I somehow doubt it.

[Suu]

Silverman also says "Maybe it was Thor on top of Mount Olympus?" in regards to the tide going in and out.  I really want to believe that is an intentional miss-attributed troll, but after his lack of high school physics, I somehow doubt it.

Yeah, that bothered me too. He seemed pretty uneducated.

[Prince Glittersnatch III]

I for one look forward to a special Glenn Beck segment tackling the mysteries of magnets.

[AFK]

Silverman also says "Maybe it was Thor on top of Mount Olympus?" in regards to the tide going in and out.  I really want to believe that is an intentional miss-attributed troll, but after his lack of high school physics, I somehow doubt it.

Yeah, that bothered me too. He seemed pretty uneducated.

I find, for the most part, when Bill O brings on guests, particularly ones he disagrees with, he doesn't exactly pick the brightest of the bunch.  John Stewart is a notable exception, but of course in those cases he has the luxury of doing a pre-taped show that can be edited. 

[hooplala]

Silverman also says "Maybe it was Thor on top of Mount Olympus?" in regards to the tide going in and out.  I really want to believe that is an intentional miss-attributed troll, but after his lack of high school physics, I somehow doubt it.

Yeah, that bothered me too. He seemed pretty uneducated.

I find, for the most part, when Bill O brings on guests, particularly ones he disagrees with, he doesn't exactly pick the brightest of the bunch.  John Stewart is a notable exception, but of course in those cases he has the luxury of doing a pre-taped show that can be edited. 

He's the head of American Atheists!!

[Nephew Twiddleton]

Silverman also says "Maybe it was Thor on top of Mount Olympus?" in regards to the tide going in and out.  I really want to believe that is an intentional miss-attributed troll, but after his lack of high school physics, I somehow doubt it.

Yeah, that bothered me too. He seemed pretty uneducated.

I find, for the most part, when Bill O brings on guests, particularly ones he disagrees with, he doesn't exactly pick the brightest of the bunch.  John Stewart is a notable exception, but of course in those cases he has the luxury of doing a pre-taped show that can be edited. 

He's the head of American Atheists!!

Lack of religious beliefs does not automatically equate to rudimentary scientific knowledge.