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Delaware, Louisiana, Illinois, and Florida are all flatter… Kansas starts at 580 feet and goes to 4000 feet, how is that flat??? pfffft.

And no I won’t lighten up, it’s not YOU that’s being vilified and being called a bunch of idiots when ID hasn’t even had to go to court here and waste taxpayers money.

And congratulations for falling for another urban myth, the mathematically proven to be topologically flatter then a pancake…

http://www.delsjourney.com/close-ups/us/best_worst/best_and_worst_states.htm
http://www.geotimes.org/oct03/NN_pancake.html

““Everything on Earth is flatter than the pancake as they measured it,” says Lee Allison, head of the Kansas Geological Survey — including the Rocky Mountains, the Marianas Trench, Mt. Everest and the Tibetan Plateau. The team, Allison says, measured a “pancake plateau” that included the sides of the pancake.”

You are on a roll, want to claim that Kansas is Black and White now?

There is one Phil Kline.

There is one Phelps Family.

There are therefore two dozen intelligent Kansasese, using the 12:1 ratio developed by someone other than me.

It’s a combination of a ratio joke and a semantics joke, not a dig on Kansas. If I wanted to dig on Kansas, I’d bring up how it’s been mathematically proven to be topologically flatter than a pancake.

>So there’s about two dozen intelligent Kansans (Kansasians? Kansasi? >Kansasese?) in total?

I am so tired of this Kansas bashing. We got rid of the creationism crap in the Board of Education not once, but TWICE. It didn’t have to go to trial like in Dover, it didn’t cost millions of tax payers dollars. All it took were elections and we ousted the morons. Sure they will sneak in again, but we Kansans will drum them out again as sure as the wheat and corn grow here..

We got rid of Kline (I still have the “Vote for Morrison” sign in my garage) and fortunately don’t live in Johnson county.

Kansans should be congratulated not vilified, Centipede. I don’t understand why we are still stereotyped as idiots, and places like Pennsylvania, with Dover and all, aren’t. I’m tired of this “even in Kansas” crap when we have cut down the creationist at every turn. Who followed Klien to see where he lived? Californians???

I am not embarrassed of my state, but damn proud of it.

Watch your favorite Fox News affiliate for details.

and

>”Roughly sixty seconds* of reflection will tell you this report says nothing about the demographics of Democratic vs. Republican voters, contributors, party members, or leadership.”

Can’t you tell I was just trying to yank the guy’s chain? Geez. One way to tweak those that traffic in logical fallacies is to drop bigger, better logical fallacies on them.

Cheer up, folks. The holidays are nearly upon us, and we have the whole “war of Christmas” controversy to laugh at.

Well, they probably have stickers like that here in Leftcoastistan. “Do Not Burn: By Proposition 69, The Publishers must Disclose that this Book Contains Materials that have been Found by the State of California to Cause Cancer.”

Which, going by the number of P69 signs, is nigh everything.

Within a couple months of taking office as Johnson County DA, Klien dismissed all the top lawers due to their affiliation with Morrison (of course he wont admit thats the real reason).

KCTV5′s investigative reporting was good but it’s hard to imagine anything coming out of this.

Klien is a slimeball plain and simple.

I’d say the ratio of intelligent Kansans is about the same as anywhere else – roughly 10% of the population.

Roughly sixty seconds* of reflection will tell you this report says nothing about the demographics of Democratic vs. Republican voters, contributors, party members, or leadership.

*I’m being generous.

HA HA HA HA HA HA HA! Oh, to live in such a simple and monochromatic virtual universe. So uncluttered by shades of gray, nuance, substance and basic reality. *sigh*

>”…rich Republicans…”

http://www.heritage.org/Press/Commentary/ed110607a.cfm

>”Just how many Republicans are actually doing time for their transgressions? I can only think of one.”

Therefore none others exist!

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/01/19/AR2007011900162.html

Took all of seven seconds with google. Fun fact: Robert Ney is sharing cell space with Ritchard Hatch of “Survivor” fame.

As for Democrats, I have a security clearance, and if I did what Sandy Berger did, *I’d* get a fine AND prison time. *HE* gets to work for the Hillary Clinton campaign (which does not speak well for her judgment, BTW).

You people who try to claim some major difference in the corruption levels of the two major parties amuse me to no end.

>”I could describe this process in more detail, but my wife gets upset when I send my blood-pressure soaring like that.”

So don’t take it all so seriously. It’s not like you can do anything about any of it.

>”I’m too close to a stroke already.”

Don’t worry! The Democrats will save you!

So they should say that the theory of evolution isn’t a fact, but an explanation of a fact. Or that the theory of evolution isn’t evolution, but an explanation of evolution.

So there’s about two dozen intelligent Kansans (Kansasians? Kansasi? Kansasese?) in total?

Laws only apply to Democrats.

Just how many Republicans are actually doing time for their transgressions?

I can only think of one (Randall Cunningham). The rest just resign or they get pardoned before setting foot in prison.

And then they get new jobs in right-wing “think-tanks”, effectively living on the charity of rich Republicans.

I could describe this process in more detail, but my wife gets upset when I send my blood-pressure soaring like that. I’m too close to a stroke already.

It is not hard to imagine the corrosive effect this pervasive hypocrisy would have on ethics in general.

I really have to wonder about the creationist rank and file as well. At times I have entertained the notion that literally nobody actually believes in it, they just pretend to because everyone else in their social circle does. In truth, some of them probably are serious but my own opinion, and frequent observation, is that the really noisy elements of the religious right have a hidden agenda.