No, no, it's not the book ... it's the testimonials. You'll just have to trust me on this one. I may have more to say once I change into some dry underwear.
THE MOST CREDIBILITY MONEY CAN BUY. Apparently, Denyse's co-author is a man of some importance:
Dr. Beauregard was selected by the World Media Net to be one of the "One Hundred Pioneers of the Twenty-First Century."
Wow. That's some kick-ass credentials there, dude. So what's up with this "World Media Net?" Once again, we let Google do the heavy lifting.
OK, that was singularly unimpressive as WMN does not appear to even have its own web site, leading one to suspect that what we have here is another version of the "American Biographical Institute."
And when anyone describes Denyse O'Leary as a "science writer," well, I'm guessing that's just the meds kicking in.
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*sigh*...that was painful to read.
Is it possible for Denyse O'Leary to be photographed in a way that she doesn't look like a drooling retard?
I like how Behe's testimonial just stops in the middle of a sentence. Anyone want to guess how the sentence actually ended?
The Mindless Hack.
Looks like you've got a live one here. Wow.
Damn! I'd managed to block the memory of my last brush with Denyse O'Leary, post-darwinist.
Now I have to contend with Michael Behe calling her a "science writer."
This calls for a double Pangalactic Gargleblaster. And more years of therapy.
I think I will write a book now titled: "Why you think we give a rats ass what you believe" and market it to all those creationist bible thumping asshats out there.
The Amazon page is sadly amusing.
For only $35.00 you can get this book and Michael Behe's own groundbreaking work. Bargain of the century!
The sad part is the waste of trees.
I see Dr. Mario has another book: Consciousness, Emotional Self-Regulation and the Brain. It was published in 2004 but as of right now (5 Sep 2007) has zero customer reviews and no rating.
"Amazon.com Sales Rank: #1,996,012 in Books"
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