...pygostyle", which supports the tail feathers, was also found in Confuciusornis...of birds are covered with feathers. Since evolutionists consider reptiles the...no similarity between scales and feathers. A professor of physiology and...tissue organization is different (in feathers and scales)."1 Moreover, Prof...the protein structure of bird feathers and argues that it is...fossils of a so-called feathered dinosaur, called Sinosauropteryx. However, in...

... killfile seems to be filling quite rapidly at the moment. Is there really a flood of fuckwittery currently, or am I just getting bored of them quicker? Your two options are not mutually exclusive. True. There's very probably a strong correlation, in fact. Perhaps there's a "Doug Effect" at work, i.e. he's attracting other idiots (birds of a feather etc)? Not just from this group, though - it seems to be fairly even.

... in absolutely everything he does. So on that count, I can see why you had him confused with Tammy. Thank you. My killfile seems to be filling quite rapidly at the moment. Is there really a flood of fuckwittery currently, or am I just getting bored of them quicker? Your two options are not mutually exclusive. Perhaps there's a "Doug Effect" at work, i.e. he's attracting other idiots (birds of a feather etc)?

...let me know. If the the processes are flawed (nothing is foolproof), then one can bet that flaws will be exploited by humans intent on getting their interests, percentage, commission, fee. pay, graft, feathering their own nest <what does that mean?> Banks as a rule don't exist to loan money to people who are poor risks. So why do you think that is precisely what they've done in recent...

...let me know. If the the processes are flawed (nothing is foolproof), then one can bet that flaws will be exploited by humans intent on getting their interests, percentage, commission, fee. pay, graft, feathering their own nest <what does that mean?> Banks as a rule don't exist to loan money to people who are poor risks. So why do you think that is precisely what they've done in recent...

... you let me know. If the the processes are flawed (nothing is foolproof), then one can bet that flaws will be exploited by humans intent on getting their interests, percentage, commission, fee. pay, graft, feathering their own nest <what does that mean?> Banks as a rule don't exist to loan money to people who are poor risks. So why do you think that is precisely what they've done in recent years?...

... you let me know. If the the processes are flawed (nothing is foolproof), then one can bet that flaws will be exploited by humans intent on getting their interests, percentage, commission, fee. pay, graft, feathering their own nest <what does that mean?> Banks as a rule don't exist to loan money to people who are poor risks. So why do you think that is precisely what they've done in recent years?...

... you let me know. If the the processes are flawed (nothing is foolproof), then one can bet that flaws will be exploited by humans intent on getting their interests, percentage, commission, fee. pay, graft, feathering their own nest <what does that mean?> Banks as a rule don't exist to loan money to people who are poor risks. So why do you think that is precisely what they've done in recent years?...

... you let me know. If the the processes are flawed (nothing is foolproof), then one can bet that flaws will be exploited by humans intent on getting their interests, percentage, commission, fee. pay, graft, feathering their own nest <what does that mean?> Banks as a rule don't exist to loan money to people who are poor risks. So why do you think that is precisely what they've done in recent years?...

...philosophy you let me know. If the the processes are flawed (nothing is foolproof), then one can bet that flaws will be exploited by humans intent on getting their interests, percentage, commission, fee. pay, graft, feathering their own nest <what does that mean?> Banks as a rule don't exist to loan money to people who are poor risks. So why do you think that is precisely what they've done in recent years? ...