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Sal Cordova’s idea of a hit film January 29, 2008

Posted by Evil Bender in Religion, Science, wingnuts.
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A passionate romance takes place while God mercilessly drowns the world.

I see a great ending for this film: God laughs evilly from heaven as the young lovers prepare to down. Unfortunately, Sal’s also a fan of the “hydroplate theory,” and so before everyone drowns, they–including Noah–are vaporized.

My favorite part, though, is that Sal thinks it will inspire people to “uncover the mysteries of the great flood.” Sadly for Sal, “Magic Man Done It” is still not a scientific hypothesis. And pop culture nonsense is still not a way to do science, or else we’d be using Dinosaurs as household appliances.

But don’t tell Sal: if he gives up on his movie dreams, he’ll just go back to fantasizing about “Darwinists” molesting animals.

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1. Spartacus - January 30, 2008

I’m impressed at the way you worked in that Flinstones reference. Didn’t see that comin.’

2. Mister DNA - January 30, 2008

I can see Sal’s pitch to the movie producer now…

Sal: I’ve got a movie you’re gonna love! It’s got everything – romance, dinosaurs, the disaster movie angle, everything!

movie producer: Okay, tell me more.

Sal: Sure thing. Boy meets girl…

movie producer: Go on…

Sal: Boy loses girl…

movie producer: yeah…

Sal: Boy and girl, along with every living thing on earth, are wiped out in a flood!

movie producer: Great Caesar’s Ghost! What’s this movie called?

Sal: The Aristocrats!

3. Evil Bender - January 30, 2008

Spartacus: glad you liked it. It made me chuckle, so I included it. :)

Mister DNA: *rimshot.* Bravo!

4. SalCordova “responds” about his Noah’s Flood film idea… « Notes from Evil Bender - May 27, 2008

[...] Thanks for proving my point, Sal! Even if this bunch of fundie Creationists does make the movie, that won’t invalidate a single word I wrote. [...]

5. On the whole of TEH INTERNETS, is there anyone who is more consistently stupid than Sal Cordova? « Notes from Evil Bender - January 31, 2009

[...] you approve of my description of the flood. Now would be a good time for you to stop plagiarizing my description of it. Kisses! [...]


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