…and weighs around 8 to 10 tons, and the driver is pretty pissed off with you for busting his windscreen, it doesn’t seem like a good idea to remain inplace to admire your handiwork, directly in front of the moving vehicle.
He got squished, though. He’d already hit reproductive maturity and had enough time to father some kids, but getting killed sure cuts down on your potential to reproduce. I’m thinking that, if anything, this little anecdote is an instance in which the environment selected for intelligence and against stupidity.
Reg, I think the compelling factor in that arguement would be as to whether or not he’s bred yet and, therefore, begs the question “Which came first . . . the brick or the baby?”
Upon preview, of a notion akin to Scribble’s.
Yeah, but those creationists would try almost *anything *to prove that they’re right. Which they’re not. I’m just suprised that they haven’t *tried *(and failed).
It’s because the people who want to disprove evolution are very closely related to people like this.
And, let’s say this, extra Darwin points for stupidly dying after stupidly throwing a brick at a bus that you’ve just stupidly used, paying the fare, for your ride home. It’s the next best thing to running over yourself after you’ve vandalized your own car.