RJ has forgotten more about the claims of anti-evolutionists than any of the rest of the GDC knows. He is insistent on introducing the word "Tortucan" to the English language, meaning "one who refuses to think about things that they don't think about". Unfortunately, this word has not quite caught on yet and most people upon hearing this neologism thinks he is either disjointly referring to a tropical bird or that he suffers from Tourettes. RJ is more aggressive at fund raising than Ken Ham, though much less effective.
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| - RJ has forgotten more about the claims of anti-evolutionists than any of the rest of the GDC knows. He is insistent on introducing the word "Tortucan" to the English language, meaning "one who refuses to think about things that they don't think about". Unfortunately, this word has not quite caught on yet and most people upon hearing this neologism thinks he is either disjointly referring to a tropical bird or that he suffers from Tourettes. RJ is more aggressive at fund raising than Ken Ham, though much less effective.
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Skills
| - Evolutionary Biology
Being Able to Talk for Hours in a Single Breath
Not Fund Raising
"Is not Straight"
Is Impressed by Capital Letters
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| - Who the HELL is that guy behind RJ? Can't... look... away...
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Young-Earth Creationists
"Tortucans"
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| - Evolutionary Biology
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| - RJ has forgotten more about the claims of anti-evolutionists than any of the rest of the GDC knows. He is insistent on introducing the word "Tortucan" to the English language, meaning "one who refuses to think about things that they don't think about". Unfortunately, this word has not quite caught on yet and most people upon hearing this neologism thinks he is either disjointly referring to a tropical bird or that he suffers from Tourettes. RJ is more aggressive at fund raising than Ken Ham, though much less effective.
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