John Francis wrote:
On Wed, Aug 10, 2005 at 06:45:54PM -0400, Tom Reese wrote:
Fred wrote:
...I don't really care for the name of the (Darwin)
award. Unless it is referring to someone other than Charles Darwin the
biologist, then in my opinion it is naming an award for dummies after a
brilliant minded scientist. (I just thought I'd point that out...)
It is named after Charles Darwin and for good reason. Those who receive
the award are recognized for their outstanding achievement in proving
the theory of natural selection.
That would only be true if the recipients attained award
status before they were old enough to pass on their genes.
Unfortunately this is rarely the case.
Be thankful for small favors!
keith
