What you and several other people here fail to grasp is that I never said to teach it in science class. There are other classes far more suitable. If we teach evolution in science, creationism/other origin stories in the suitable class and people can decide to believe in the science or believe in mythology, that's there choice and has no bearing on what you or I do.

I never said you should teach creationism in science class, but thanks for coming out.

Or we could, you know, present both possibilities and let people decide from themselves instead of trying to force one theory or the other down someone's throat. I'd imagine, when presented with the facts, most people would look to science for the answer in this debate, but I don't see the need to force one argument or the other.

I used to do at minimum 2 hours each way driving across Toronto. Two hours was when conditions were perfect and there was only one or two accidents to slow it down. Anything worse and it easily jumped to 2.5-3 hours. In medium-heavy snowfall 4 hours+ was common. I took a job in Ottawa and now it takes me 5 minutes as well. It's an incredible difference. Well most mornings at least, today traffic was particularly awful because of this: http://www.ottawacitizen.com/News/Ottawa/Sinkhole+swallows+closes+eastbound+Highway/7189052/story.html Next job I'm hoping to live within walking distance! We'll see though.

Thank you! This is something that has bothered me every time one of these news stories gets posted.

Nothing in this response changes the fact that you still implied being homosexual is a bad thing (or "the worst" as you put it yourself). Perhaps you should choose a better example next time.

Way to go asshole, here you've implied that being homosexual is a bad thing.

I'm from Canada so it's often too cold to go outside with my arms bare...

It's too bad Facebook isn't located in a civilized country than ;)

The fact that current laws don't apply to more recent technologies (or not effectively at least) is not new information.

I often try to use Morse Code but no one ever responds.

This is true and a fair point, but if people can't be bothered to take a few minutes to understand that by using Facebook even posting things as "private" or using their "private" chat feature, they are giving up whatever they are posting to Facebook, that is there own fault and I have no sympathy for them :) Maybe this sort of thing will even help to increase people's knowledge and people will stop being dumb when using social networks.

It isn't really about whether or not Facebook is a public place. If you give Facebook your data, they can do whatever they want with it.

Bah, how did that apostrophe get in there...