Articles tagged with: creationist
Disturbing Friday Fun: Creationist Wikipedia
Wikipedia, eh? Sure, sure - it's pretty good. It's got that whole 'democratised, innovative, flawed yet genuinely revolutionary source of information' thing going for it. But you know what it's missing? Creationist rhetoric spouting forth like smelly Bible-piss, that's what. Thank the seven arses of Aslan, then, for CreationWiki. Now you too can find out about anything you want with ...
Wikipedia, eh? Sure, sure - it's pretty good. It's got that whole 'democratised, innovative, flawed yet genuinely revolutionary source of information' thing going for it. But you know what it's missing? Creationist rhetoric spouting forth like smelly Bible-piss, that's what. Thank the seven arses of Aslan, then, for CreationWiki. Now you too can find out about anything you want with ...
Yoko Ono’s Big John Lennon Lawsuit Dropped
For a song that sounds like the call-waiting music you'd hear if you were phoning Satan, John Lennon's Imagine is still bewilderingly controversial. Recently a 15-second clip of Imagine was used in a weird creationist documentary by the man who played the teacher in Ferris Bueller's Day Off, and it caused Yoko Ono to hit the roof. Yoko sued the makers of the movie for copyright infringement, but it looks like she's been unsuccessful. Yoko Ono has now dropped the lawsuit against the movie, presumably because the use of Imagine was covered under 'fair use' rules. So it looks like it's one-nil to the creationists! You see, they're always right! Apart from, you know, all their basic religious tenants and stuff! But still! Party time!
For a song that sounds like the call-waiting music you'd hear if you were phoning Satan, John Lennon's Imagine is still bewilderingly controversial. Recently a 15-second clip of Imagine was used in a weird creationist documentary by the man who played the teacher in Ferris Bueller's Day Off, and it caused Yoko Ono to hit the roof. Yoko sued the makers of the movie for copyright infringement, but it looks like she's been unsuccessful. Yoko Ono has now dropped the lawsuit against the movie, presumably because the use of Imagine was covered under 'fair use' rules. So it looks like it's one-nil to the creationists! You see, they're always right! Apart from, you know, all their basic religious tenants and stuff! But still! Party time!
