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#439
Rime
Well, Chris, rain falls from clouds through an atmosphere that's colder than the freeing point, and likely lower because of all the pollution.
It starts to freeze, and it forms a pretty crystal that even any athiest can appreciate for its complexity and its beauty.
In Canada, for about 4-5 months of the year we have our back yards FULL of these cool little crystals.
Have a nice day.
7/29/2005 3:34:06 AM
#456
Melanie
Yeah, don't you know that special \"snowflake angels\" make them while sitting on heavenly clouds and throw them down on the earth? Why resort to that science nonsence when the truth is oh so obvious???!
7/29/2005 9:28:57 PM
#4154
Sierra
But who makes the dirt clods??
11/14/2005 8:52:12 AM
#43117
Julian
See, water, or what science sometimes calls Dihydrogen monoxide, Oxane1 or Hydrogen oxide, has it's two hydrogen atoms at 105 degrees to each other in what is a shallow V shape. As it starts to cool, instead of being a liquid, it naturally settles into a hexagonal trapezohedral crystal.
6/12/2006 2:00:24 AM
#43186
David D.G.
Just because we find something aesthetically pleasing does not mean it was created by any intelligence. The vast majority of pop music is sufficient evidence of this.
~David D.G.
6/12/2006 3:00:18 PM
#43234
Napoleon the Clown
If the snowflake were intelligently designed, why aren't they all identical?
6/12/2006 10:33:10 PM
#43236
Crosis
<<< Just because we find something aesthetically pleasing does not mean it was created by any intelligence. The vast majority of pop music is sufficient evidence of this. >>>
You make the mistake of assuming the vast majority of pop music is at all aesthetically pleasing.
6/12/2006 10:44:25 PM
#43239
David D.G.
Crosis #46898
<<< Just because we find something aesthetically pleasing does not mean it was created by any intelligence. The vast majority of pop music is sufficient evidence of this. >>>
You make the mistake of assuming the vast majority of pop music is at all aesthetically pleasing.
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Oh, it IS aesthetically pleasing to those who are as lacking in musical taste as the ones who wrote it. If a song is not aesthetically pleasing to at least a fair number of people, it generally doesn't become popular (i.e., qualify as \"pop\").
~David D.G.
6/12/2006 10:55:39 PM
#121544
Redhunter
Wanna buy some real estate in Pangea?
12/15/2006 12:11:04 PM
#409284
Tom S. Fox
Snowflake, therefore god exists... no!
2/18/2008 5:54:16 PM
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