Everyone remembers Utah state senator Chris Buttars, who
pushed the "divine design" legislation last year? Looks like
someone else remembers him also...
Sen. Chris Buttars, R-West Jordan, left, and Lee Gardner, Salt Lake County assessor, are oblivious to the fact that they are being stalked by an extinct dodo roaming between the East and West Capitol buildings on Monday. The dodo visited the state Legislature to drum up interest for the documentary film "Flock of Dodos: The Evolution-Intelligent Design Circus." The local showing is sponsored by the Salt Lake City Film Center and Utah Museum of Natural History. It will be be shown at 7 tonight at the Rose Wagner Center. (Al Hartmann/The Salt Lake Tribune)
12 Comments
Henry J · 21 February 2007
Hmmm - which one is the Dodo? ;)
(Did I say that?)
Katarina · 21 February 2007
HA HA HA HA HA HAAAAAA!
Kevin · 21 February 2007
Hmmm....buttery....
Frank J · 22 February 2007
What's wrong with teaching Divine Design? Most students would find it more interesting than biology.
Tuomo Hämäläinen · 22 February 2007
What's wrong with teaching coitus? Most students would find it more interesting than math.
sohbet · 22 February 2007
its a nice pic
thx :-)
Daniel Morgan · 22 February 2007
Poor Utah museum. I'm sure they get lots of flak. Same with just about any natural museum in the South, though, and I would know.
minimalist · 22 February 2007
Oh, hamburgers!
Mike · 22 February 2007
I think Frank J. was making a joke. Follow the link.
Heidi · 22 February 2007
I cant believe people dont understand the difference between belief and thought. 'I dont believe in evolution' means nothing. Personally, I think most southerners should not be allowed to speak in public, too much heat and sun burns the mind...
DragonScholar · 22 February 2007
Ah, Buttars.
I wonder if he'll be harassed by any interesting mascots over his obsession with straight-gay alliances in schools:
http://www.pamshouseblend.com/showDiary.do?diaryId=823
stevaroni · 24 February 2007