Tribute to AndyDufresne

[universalchiro]

We may not agree on much, but he has stayed true to himself and the guy has grown on me with his harmless Star Trek pictures. Who doesn't like Star Trek anyways. The phrase was if you wanted to change the mood of a room just add a baby or puppy dog, I'm adding Andy to that list. Too often I've been in one midset debating evolutionist (God bless them) and Andy comes through and post his usual Star Trek stuff and lifts my spirits. To this and to Andy, I say thank you even though we may never see things eye to eye.
So post your favorite Andy-ism:

--Andy

[DoomYoshi]

[3] The gaps are simple to understand when you realize that the Theory explains that life evolved "gradually" over millions of years. That word "gradually," is the key to understanding the gaps. If it takes millions of years for one species to evolve into another, then there should be millions of years worth of fossilized remains everywhere showing the gradual changes over all those millions of years. You just don't show a dinosaur and then a bird and say, "walla, evolution, see!"

Very true, since it is very true common fact that we have looked beneath the entire surface of the earth everywhere.


--Andy

[Army of GOD]

Is Andy dead?



ding dong the witch is dead, the wicked witch, the wicked witch

[DoomYoshi]

How did you edit that so fast?

[AndyDufresne]

--Andy

[Quirk]

[universalchiro]

A comment that is a classic Andy-ism: I wrote a long detailed post regarding creation and evolution and started my post with "Look,..."

Look,

This part I agree with

God bless Andy, he has the politest method of saying he disagrees.

[universalchiro]

After hundreds of UC's posts that are in conflict with evolution, which is taught in all of academia from elementary school to the highest graduate levels, Andy comes up with a clever comment that is an economy of words but so profound:

I can just imagine the doublethink that went on inside UC's head when he was taking science exams in school and/or college.




--Andy

Yes, Andy, Anthropology subjects were difficult for me. I'll share one incident for you: Anthropology class: The professor said the Bible contradicts itself. I raised my hand, she called on me, I asked her where was the contradiction. The professor replied all over the place. I asked her to provide one.
[Now mind you, there were 120 kids in the class and I was not sitting in the front row, so when I would talk, 120 heads swiveled at me, then back at her, then back at me. Almost comical.]
She said with the Genesis flood, the Bible says it rained 40 days and then in another place it says it rained 150 days. I replied that that is not what it says, it says that it rained for 40 days and 40 nights and the flood waters prevailed upon the earth for 150 days. And yes I had my Bible, so I quoted it for her. When I finished reading and looked up, the entire class swiveled theirs heads back at her, she was pissed! turned a shade of red and said, look, I'm not here to discuss all the errors in the Bible that would take too long...We are here to discuss the evolution of mankind.

Needless to say, though I knew the material forwards and backwards and regurgitated the information for the exams, they were essay and subjective, and I was receiving unfavorable grades that did not mirror my knowledge of the subject. So I went to the Dean, mind you, not to toot my horn, but I was competing for academic honors for the class, which I did not receive at that university, While sitting in front of the Dean to discuss the matter, I noticed the dean and my professor had the same last name. I asked him if they were married, he said yes. I asked him if he knew of me being a student in your wife's class, he said yes. I asked him, then there is nothing I can do but repeat the class, he smiled and said correct. For which I did with another professor to raise a D to A. But it cost me time and money. Score: +1 Anthropology Professor, +1 Mr. Dean, +0 UC.

God Bless Andy and his uplifting Star Trek GIFs

[AndyDufresne]

--Andy

[AndyDufresne]

The wild is a cold, cold place.




--Andy

[Gillipig]

He's not dead yet.

[notyou2]

Andy, did you get a role in that new ape movie? Or maybe in the original?

[AndyDufresne]

Andy, did you get a role in that new ape movie? Or maybe in the original?

The new one, yeah. My grandmonkeypappi was the in the original(s). Here I am in the new one:

Click image to enlarge.

--Andy

[Gillipig]

Andy, did you get a role in that new ape movie? Or maybe in the original?

The new one, yeah. My grandmonkeypappi was the in the original(s). Here I am in the new one:

Click image to enlarge.

--Andy

All heil Ceasar, Sieg heil!

[IcePack]