Cladograms Now Up!

Gee, I want to thank all the people who are supporting our site! I really do appreciate it. I never knew I had so many supporters!! I also never realized what lunatics JohnFaa and Proletarian are! But yes I agree, they are losing their minds. I guess that just shows how much ass I kick on my project! LOL! And there is NO WAY I am going to let them dictate what I do and don't on my website. And they sure as Hell are not going to stop me from going on with my site! When they pay for the internet space I am using, then they can tell me what I can and cannot put on my website!! Until then, heck they can enjoy it, or they can curse it, I really do not give a $***!!!

Anyway, the cladograms are up! I cannot thank this anonymous person enough for creating them. I e-mailed asking who I should give credit to, because I don't know. I don't want to take credit for them myself. I don't want visitors to my site thinking I did them, when I didn't. Something as awesome as these clads I should give credit where it's due. But so far, I haven't heard anything. So until I do, I just put at the base "Cladograms by anonymous". But anyway I wanted to personally thank this person and announce that they are up. You can access them on the home page, or you can just click on this short cut http://metazoica.com/cladogram.html.

Comments

  1. AnonymousJanuary 24, 2009 at 7:47 PM

    I may be mistaking because i am not a scientist, but isnt the science world filled with people who try to prove each other wrong? just an observation you understand. b ut it seems the behavior of the people on that forum is not totally out of the normal.

    xoxox katrina

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  2. Dee TimmyHutchFanJanuary 24, 2009 at 8:07 PM

    I don't care at all if they don't believe me or even if they don't like me personally. But Proletarian is two-faced! Not just in trying to prove my theories wrong, but in everything he does, even as a forum moderator.

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  3. MetalraptorJanuary 24, 2009 at 8:20 PM

    Yes, it is true, scientists do debate each other about their ideas, but there's a thin line between debating and mud-slinging...and Proletarian walks about five meters over on the mud-slinging side.

    Rather than providing good evidence, and then trying to find ways to fix or improve Metazoica to make it more accurate, Proletarian just puts down people whose ideas he disagrees with him, and if they put up a fight, he f-bombs them out of the forum. There is proof of this on the place too. Oddly, he's not the world forum guy I've seen. Some admins ban-hammer people who disagree with their opinions.

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  4. Dee TimmyHutchFanJanuary 24, 2009 at 8:31 PM

    Not to mention, he gets sarcastic and pokes fun like a school boy. He'll never make a good scientist, IMO.

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  5. AnonymousJanuary 24, 2009 at 10:22 PM

    Turn me loose on them. i can pop the bird as well as anyone there.

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  6. Dee TimmyHutchFanJanuary 24, 2009 at 10:31 PM

    LOL! Knowing you Katrina, you'll out-F Proletarian in no time flat.

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  7. MetalraptorJanuary 25, 2009 at 9:59 AM

    Sigh, I wish he would settle down, find a girl, and have a baby bipedal carnivorous hominid, but unfortunately with the way he acts, no female bipedal carnivorous hominid would ever get near him. So it looks like we're stuck with the guy.

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  8. Dee TimmyHutchFanJanuary 25, 2009 at 11:22 AM

    No female hominid in her right mind would go near him. I know I wouldn't!

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