Have to say it also happened at Noynoy ' s last year when he made Marquez the PNP Chief and the latter pushedordered everyone to be outside instead of in their precincts . <| sep |> JUST days before I went to Wasteland 2014 , my first . Tomorrow will be my third . <| sep |> Jesus fuck this looks great . <| sep |> Anyday now he ' s gonna be shaving his head , dropping babies in the street and beating cars up with umbrellas . <| sep |> Darwin ' s contribution to science was immense . here are 10 facts about him 1 . Darwin was born on the same day as Abraham Lincoln . Both Darwin and Lincoln were born on February 12 , 1809 , but in much different settings . While America ' s 16 th president was born in a rude log cabin in the Kentucky wilderness , Darwin was born in a grand Georgian house on an estate overlooking the River Severn and the medieval market town of Shrewsbury , England . 2 . He waited more than 20 years to publish his groundbreaking theory on evolution . Darwin ' s fiveyear voyage around the world on HMS Beagle , which ended in 1836 , provided him with invaluable research that contributed to the development of his theory of evolution and natural selection . Concerned , however , about the public and ecclesiastical acceptance of his deeply radical idea , he did not present his theory on evolution until 1858 when he made a joint announcement with British naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace , who was about to go public with a similar concept to Darwin ' s . The next year , Darwin published his seminal work , The Origin of Species by Means of Natural Selection . 3 . Darwin suffered from chronic illnesses . After returning from his trip around the world , Darwin began to suffer from exhaustion , eczema and chronic bouts of nausea , headaches and heart palpitations that would persist for the rest of his life . Some speculate that during his travels Darwin may have contracted a parasitic illness called Chagas disease that can eventually result in cardiac damage , which ultimately caused Darwin ' s death . 4 . He composed a procon list to decide on whether to marry . Displaying a logical inclination even in matters of the heart , Darwin in 1838 composed a list with two columns delineating the upsides and downsides of marriage . In the Marry column children , constant companion and friend in old agebetter than a dog anyhow and someone to take care of house . In the Not Marry ledger freedom to go where one liked , conversation of clever men at clubs and loss of time . Not on Darwin ' s list , however , were family ties for he married his first cousin Emma Wedgwood in 1839 . 5 . He dropped out of medical school . Darwin ' s father was a successful doctor who groomed his son to follow in his footsteps . After spending the summer of 1825 serving as an apprentice in his father ' s practice , he entered one of Britain ' s top medical schools at the University of Edinburgh . Darwin , however , hated the sight of blood and was bored with the lectures . He left medical school and dashed his father ' s dreams . 6 . Darwin was a divinity student . After leaving the University of Edinburgh , the man who would challenge the established religious dogma of creationism enrolled at Cambridge to study theology . I did not then in the least doubt the strict and literal truth of every word in the Bible , he later wrote . However , Darwin ' s faith began to waver after encountering the evils of slavery on his trip around the world and following the deaths of three of his children . Darwin , though , never characterized himself as an atheist . He instead referred to himself as an agnostic . 7 . He dined on exotic animals . Darwin not only studied an eclectic menagerie of animals from around the globe , he ate them as well . As a student at Cambridge , he formed the Gourmet Club , also known as the Glutton Club , for the purpose of dining on birds and beasts , which were before unknown to human palate . Darwin ate hawk and bittern but couldn ' t choke down a brown owl that was served . While circumnavigating the globe on HMS Beagle , Darwin continued his adventurous eating by snacking on armadillo , ostrich and puma remarkably like veal in its taste , he described . 8 . He didn ' t coin the phrase survival of the fittest . Although associated with Darwin ' s theory of natural selection , the phrase survival of the fittest was actually first used by English philosopher Herbert Spencer in his 1864 Principles of Biology to connect his economic and sociological theories with Darwin ' s biological concepts . Darwin first adopted the phrase in his fifth edition of The Origin of Species , published in 1869 , by writing of natural selection that the expression often used by Mr . Herbert Spencer of the survival of the fittest is more accurate , and is sometimes equally convenient . 9 . Darwin is buried inside Westminster Abbey . After Darwin passed away on April 19 , 1882 , his family began preparations to bury him in the village where he had spent the last 40 years of his life . However , Darwin ' s friends and colleagues began a lobbying campaign to give him the high honor of burial inside London ' s Westminster Abbey . After newspapers and the public joined the chorus , the Dean of Westminster gave his approval . A week after his death , Darwin was laid to rest in England ' s most revered church near fellow scientists John Herschel and Isaac Newton . 10 . Darwin appears on the 10 pound note . Since 2000 , a portrait of a bearded Darwin has appeared on the back of the British 10 pound note along with an image of HMS Beagle , a magnifying lens and flora and fauna seen on his travels . The Bank of England announced in 2013 , however , that author Jane Austen will replace Darwin on the note , likely beginning in 2017 .