Ham is one of the more civil and presentable Creationist sham-artists (I say this in terms of his Creation Museum's bullshit and now his taxpayer-wringing bullshit with this fiasco), good at keeping a relatively low profile in terms of recognition outside of Creationist circles.

Sure, he'll make sure to help you indoctrinate your kids to hate and fear science and reason, he'll do so quite openly and honestly, but he won't try and make a big production out of it when outsiders come knocking like Comfort and Cameron or Hovind do/did.

This might be the most exposure he's gotten from the outside world to date, actually, some of the hairs on the back of his neck connected to the rest of that beard must be standing on end right now, warning him to scuttle back under the fridge.

refreshing? what the fuck is wrong with you? these people are the end of the world

http://www.courier-journal.com/article/20100825/NEWS01/308250079/M ayfield-rejects-planned-mosque

Good looking out there seriouslyuguys.
Just another reason I have for not wasting my tourism Dollars in Kentucky. I was going to go to the Derby this year... guess I'll just hit the last two legs of the TC.

I heartily encourage less people to be here on Derby. It's getting close to impossible to perform daily tasks in half the city during that time. That, and when I've seen my fifth stretch hummer of the day overflowing with drunks, a little part of me dies inside. Let's see, other tourism draws? We've got...gambling? And cheap whisky? Oh! You can go on Whisky tasting tours in Bardstown, Ky. There are a number of big name distillers out there. We had Kentucky Kingdom, with it's menagerie of managerial problems, spotty safety record, and lack of funds. It's currently closed and supposedly will reopen sometime this year. Maybe. You can visit the Falls of the Ohio, but the river is so polluted you don't want to be in close proximity. There are literally posted signs telling you not to touch the water. If you enjoy parks/walking you can always try Cave Hill cemetery and Cherokee park, but it's easy to get lost. The Louisville Zoo is worth a visit. Encourage your children to chase the peacocks. If you are a sports fan, we have the Slugger Museum and two stadiums. The Science Center has an IMAX theater, and the Frazier International History Museum is next door. If you like architecture, there are many historical buildings such as the Brown Hotel downtown, and the homes of the Old Louisville neighborhood. Entertainment wise, The Palace, Actors Theater, and the Kentucky Center for Performing Arts always have something going on. But uh, yeah, try not to stray too far out of town if you do visit.

And also we have good pot.