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[cadransolaire]

so, now that the $1 billion "wizarding world of harry potter" ride is a go, i think it would be much more appropriately placed in that northern kentucky town now home to the world's first creation museum. they could then rename the town fantasy, ky.

here's a word about patrick marsh, the museum artist:"The museum features hi-tech exhibits designed

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[wompwomp]

I dunno if I've talked to you about my crusade (pun intended) to go see this place, but Mike and I are trying to get as many people as possible to go visit this place and wreak havoc/comedy at the end of July.
If you're game you should totally come. We've got some folks already, and if we get over 15 people we can get a group rate and the ticket cost goes down by half. There's a campsite just across the river in indiana we were thinking about camping at as well...

oh my god...

[sugacovered]

I physically can't laugh hard enough at this, I might permanently damage something internal. Maybe I should cry instead.

This was my favorite part...

The Answers in Genesis group believes the story of the ark to be literally true. After the ark ran aground in Central Asia, the museum explains, the surviving animals repopulated the other continents by floating across the oceans on the 'billions of trees' uprooted by the great deluge."

How did these people amass 27 million? I mean come on! I wouldn't trust these people with a dime. It would be like giving a million dollars to a person who believes their socks talk to them.

However this isn't the worst. The worst is when a Scientology theme park graces this planet's surface. Then the world will probably end.

[hornyhousewife]

I haven't decided which is more ridiculous, Harry Potter or the Bible.

[_scareica]

What are you talking about. Harry Potter is real.

Fool!