Recent Comments

1. over 15 years ago on Baldo

   doctortoon, technically, that would be a migraine. When you don’t get the amount of caffeine that you are used to, your blood vessels dilate, causing a migraine, by definition.

2. over 15 years ago on One Big Happy

   My parents introduced quiche one of my siblings by calling it egg pie. They knew that he would never go for something called quiche.

3. over 15 years ago on Adam@Home

   I used to use a typewriter, even when computers were gaining popularity, just because I thought that it was kind of fun.

4. over 15 years ago on Overboard

   Should he suffer them or take arms against a bees of troubles?

5. over 15 years ago on Red and Rover

   If only I had thought of that as a child!

6. over 15 years ago on Adam@Home

   Oh my, lack of geographical knowledge may be the norm, but if you are traveling abroad, you should at least know where you are going.

7. over 15 years ago on Non Sequitur

   One very important part of discussing evolution is the distinction between macro evolution and micro evolution. Micro evolution is a well proven theory that is easily observable. It explains the small changes in a species that take place over long periods of time. An example would be the finches on the Galapagos islands. They have different beaks each suited specifically to eating different types of food during different hardships. Macro evolution is the theory that most creationists take issue with. An example would be the theory that a type of bat eventually deviated enough to become a bird. One common argument for the transitions to species to species is the similarity of the protein Cytochrome C, a chemical common to many organisms. Typically biology text books will show a highly selective example that demonstrates how the similarity of Cytochrome C in humans relates to the Cytochrome C in other animals, with yeast and bacterium being the least similar, and with the Rehsus monkey being the most similar. What this text book example, and many other examples fails to include is the evidence against the theory of macro evolution. Even when it comes to the similarity of the amino acids that compose the protein Cytochrome C, there are far more examples of how the more complex organisms that should be the most similar to humans, aren’t. In many more cases than are often listed, the composition of Cytochrome C in a complex organism is just as similar to the composition of Cytochrome C in a less complex organism, thought to have come far earlier in the evolutionary process.

8. over 15 years ago on Speed Bump

   The anti-depressant will come with instructions to drink plenty of water and to avoid prolonged exposure to the sun.

9. over 15 years ago on The Middletons

   I may have don it wrong, but I got just after 3:12.

10. over 15 years ago on Speed Bump

    Oh no, it doesn’t make you look fat, but I might try something else. There is probably something better suited to your body type, because this just doesn’t make you look thin.