From Awens site:
Large groups of fossils are often found together. These “graveyards” contain a wide variety of animal remains.
Many different types of fossils are found mixed in with one another. How logical is it that animals would die in heaps, leaving their remains for a long period of time until they are eventually covered up with dust and become fossils? Does this happen anywhere today? Of course not.
On the other hand, if there was a worldwide flood, causing everything to drown, you would expect the bodies of all types of unrelated animals to eventually come to rest on the bottom of the body of water, in piles. As we mentioned before, the mobile sediments on the water’s “floor” would easily move around and start covering these piles of animals, forming mass “graveyards.”
OFCOURSE no reference is supplied. The author is either a complete moron, or simply lying. It is impossible to open a book on paleontology and not know fossils are mainly formed after rapid burrial, for instance in tar pits and land slides. So why do they form in heaps? because they was burried together. So there you go awen. Not only are you wrong when you arrogantly suggest we avoid some argument we are scared of, the site you link to are full of such obvious errors only a person entirely ignorant of the subject could miss them, unless he was delibrately being dishonest.