Some pictures for those who doubt evolution

[squealpiggy]

Metaphorically sure, Scientifically, no.

Cladistically yes, and cladistic taxonomy is the one currently used for biological classification.

[SBleeder]

...STOLE MY BIKE!!!!!

[takingaim]

Yeah my butt hurts because you posted some pictures of apes.

LMFAO that sums religious sheep up perfectly. "you posted some pictures of apes"... that's all you see when you look at those pictures. Priceless.

And as expected, you ignored my question - do you deny evolution?

You girl might like a dog, yet where do dogs come into evolution?

We didn't evolve from apes.

Are you denying evolution or just that we didn't evolve from apes? Okay, technically we didn't actually evolve from apes, but we are very closely related to them (as you can see in those pictures), as we share a common ancestor.

[SBleeder]

Okay, technically we didn't actually evolve from apes, but we are very closely related to them (as you can see in those pictures), as we share a common ancestor.

[Da Machine]

Cladistically yes, and cladistic taxonomy is the one currently used for biological classification.

Sharing a common ancestor with an ape, doesn't make us apes. You are either reading into it wrong/misinformed or just being stubborn.

[Russian Crushin]

Sharing a common ancestor with an ape, doesn't make us apes. You are either reading into it wrong/misinformed or just being stubborn.

Yes, we are apes. We are located in the primate superfamily Hominoidea. In Hominoidea, there are two families. The first family is called Hylobatidae, which is gibbons or lesser apes. The second family is called Hominidae, which contain orangutans, gorillas, chimpanzees, bonobos, and *tada*...humans.

[SirTomJones]

I know Noah had a party on his boat and Jesus brought the wine.

Paul brought some hoes from Sodom and Gomorah... **** got outta control.

non stop sodomy on a boat with free wine.

I think we could all appreciate a party like that.

[squealpiggy]

Yes, we are apes. We are located in the primate superfamily Hominoidea. In Hominoidea, there are two families. The first family is called Hylobatidae, which is gibbons or lesser apes. The second family is called Hominidae, which contain orangutans, gorillas, chimpanzees, bonobos, and *tada*...humans.

PWWWWWWWNED!

[jas]

[Nooblet]