Dear creationists,
You're all officially insane. I understand that there a number of different types of creationists out there, but I'm specifically focusing on one kind.
There is a man named Dr. Duane Gish who believes that dinosaurs and man walked the earth together. At the same time. And that... steel yourselves for this... humans had domesticated these creatures and used them as mounts and beasts of burden. And there are people out there who believe this whack-job and consider him the most brilliant scientist alive today. I'm going to give you a minute to let all of that sink in.
For those of you who read that and thought Dr. Fuckhead's theories made sense, let me point out to you that Ray Harryhaussen was not making documentaries. Those were models on a set that he was manipulating using a cinematic process called stop-motion animation. Or to put it in terms that you apes can understand, he dun' used 'dem speshal fx, cuzin.
These people gave up on the theory that Satan made fossils to lead believers off the path to Christ (Satan gets really bored, I guess), and have now turned to an explanation of world history straight out of Marvel Comics. Because apparently it's easier for them to just crowbar pop science into some myths written in the fucking Bronze Age.
One thing that these rabble like to argue is that the widespread myths of dragons were based on dinosaur sightings. But if you use that same logic to say that werewolves are real, they'll call you a lunatic. Actually sometimes they won't say you're crazy. They'll just say that doesn't add up because no one ever found a werewolf skeleton. Well, durr! They turn back into humans when you kill them, geniuses! And considering I've spent the last five years with the League of True Metal Warriors fighting the werewolf shock troopers of Baron von Doomheart, I like to think I'm something of an expert at this point.
It's interesting to note that they think Grendel from the Beowulf saga was a T-rex, and that the dragon St. George killed was a Baryonyx and that both of these stories took place after the fall of the Roman empire. That explains all those stories I heard in school of Roman legions using triceratopses to pull their siege weapons around and how the vandals sacked Rome while riding velociraptors and dimetridons. And of course we're now finally able to make sense of why Alexander the Great claimed to have a cavalry of stegosaurus riders: because he did!
You know... Duane Gish's theories sound a lot like some of the stories I wrote and the doodles I drew when I was 6 years old. If I still have the copyrights on those, I'm gonna sue his ass.
Most frightening of all is the fact that there were enough of these chucklefucks to scrape together the cash to build... wait for it... a Creationism museum that exhibits displays and dioramas of these delusions. You can actually go to this place and see life-size statues of cavemen riding velociraptors with modern saddles. That is incredible in how terrifying it is. And no fundies, I don't say that out of how threatened my atheist brain is by the sheer might of your logic (and holy shit does it hurt to call it that). I say it because this museum is a monument to madness.
What is my suggestion? That Duane Gish admit that he's leading a cult within the greater cult of suffering that is Christianity and just skip straight to the mass suicide that we expect of these things.
Thank you, and expect a call from my lawyers you fucking plagiarist.

