Heh heh heh
ALBION, Ind. – People are being careful about their language around an 8-year-old named Peaches who has a habit of learning and repeating the worst she hears.
Peaches is a Moluccan cockatoo, and staffers at Black Pine Animal Park say she used to be a pet in a household where she picked up a vocabulary that can be as colorful as her feathers.
Bring da kiddies! (no, I’m not serious)
Yes, I know, it is a parrot. But, doesn’t Darwinism say that all life comes from the same flatworm? 
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That’s not a cockatoo. It’s an African Grey.
That was funny! And to answer your question, no – Darwinism does not say that all life comes from the same flatworm.
A birds a bird :)
Did you notice the winking sign, Silke?