Hey again!

[marchatorium]

I was most satisfied because my kids (alumni) are amazing. For being 16-18 yr old kids, they have a great communication with me and we hang out even out of the classroom. That has to be due that I have a teenager soul. XD

Comments

[torquemadman]

Dude, you're scaring me: I thought 'creationism is science' is the local idiocy of dem poor States, but you say it can be imported? Mommy dear, what it if gets to us? D:

[milosflaca]

noooo! I've heard other people (non-american) talk about that too. It's just awful! *rolls eyes*

[ghaidin]

really? Erghs, it spreads like a disease :/

[milosflaca]

like you have no idea :P it's just horrible!

[marchatorium]

Nah, the belief dwelled here since the dawn of civilization (aztecs and olmecs and toltecs and such) and then catholicism brewed those beliefs and refined them, finishing with the imprint of the seven day creation in everyone's mind.
add the fact that our education isn't compulsory and that a significant number of people is still unschooled...

[marchatorium]

Well, if we believe in things such as the "Chupacabras"... you may expect anything

[milosflaca]

i believe in "el Chupachavas" ahahahaha.

[marchatorium]

Oh! Me too! Me too! I'm in fact expecting an enlightening visit from it! XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

[marchatorium]

Nah, not as imported as imprinted since colonial times.
you know, here they are women who suspend their contraceptive treatments before confessing with their priests. That shocking.
Now go and tell them people that God didn't create the world in exactly seven days.