Magic man done it.

[urbpan]

Well, truth be told, I didn't have any plans to visit Kentucky, but it just backed up behind Kansas and Mississippi in the "last states to visit--shortly after I die, maybe" competition. Hoo doggy! We're so proud of our dogmatic ignorance that we erected a museum to it!

Also, my 3:00 alarm just went off, and my camera is at home somewhere.

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[iheartoothecae.livejournal.com]

Next time I got to Louisville I'm grabbing the giant baseball bat outside the Louisville Slugger museum and beating that anti-evolution museum to smithereens.

But not before I steal one of those animatronic dinosaurs to put in my living room.

[octogirlie.livejournal.com]

But not before I steal one of those animatronic dinosaurs to put in my living room

Pick one up for me, will ya? Parasaurolophus, if you don't mind. =D

I live within 10 minutes of similar- the one where the owner was recently tried and convicted of tax fraud/evasion. He claims that his theme park was actually a church, so he shouldn't have to pay taxes.

[sclerotic-rings.livejournal.com]

Oh, I've been having fun with the saga of "Dr. Dino": the only difference between him and "Dr." Carl Baugh (the idjit that claims that he's found evidence of human tracks alongside the dinosaur tracks in the Paluxy River in Texas) is that Hovind got greedy. Truthfully, Baugh's too stupid to pull off a good scam: when even the people at Answers In Genesis refer to him as a crook and a dope, you know he's bad. (If you ever decide to visit his Creation Evidence Museum on a lark, specifically try to ask him a question: Baugh prefers to present his theories about creationism to grade-school kids because he's terrified of running into anyone who can poke holes in his arguments. Start showing anything other than complete agreement with his fake artifacts, and he'll literally run and hide in back until you're gone.)

[mmsword.livejournal.com]

When I heard that Kent Hovind got smacked down by the IRS I laughed for perhaps 30 minutes straight.