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Hey, come global warming and all the massive flooding from the ice caps melting, you'll be glad of those webbed fingers and feet! Watch me swim!!!!
I see what you did there, also everyone's happy that way, they get bearded women, we get to laugh at bearded women :D
Also an Irishman is needed to complete the classic joke format that is forming here
On the sixthday. God did create upon the Earth the Dinosaurs, and it was not good. God then took from the Dinosaurs their flesh, leaving but their bones. God then thought to Himself; "How shall I place these bones, so that I might screw with humans." And so He did hide the bones under ground. And it was good.
On the seventh day, God giggled.
Slight amendment. If you're following creationist theory and the path of human DNA, we're all linked more recently. Let us not forget Noah. Following Biblical history, all human life, with the exception of Noah, his wife, his sons and their wives, were wiped out in a massive world wide flood.
@pxl - HAH! :)
@Correction - True! Didn't think of that, that's inbreeding inbreeds.. mmmmm...
Does anyone else think that God created our current world, looked at what man has achieved, and said
"That's a mess! I think I'll make a fresh one away from these assholes. I'll make my next Noah a sheep! So much smarter!".
Surly everyone knows it was the mice that created the earth...well paid for it to be created at least.
If god does exist, why the hell is France invented?
Maybe France IS hell
Even from an evolutionist standpoint, we are all inbred. The start of life be it creation or random both are believed to have started from a single point.
Well according to the bible...
1) God created Adam and Eve as the first humans.
2) Adam and Eve got two children, Cain and Abel.
3) Cain and Abel moved to another country and found themselves wives...
4) Wtf?
Midean:
A) Evolution is not a random process.
B) Evolution does not explain how life began as it is not a theory of that.
C) The Abiogenesis theories that are held as most possible don't start with "life started from this one single point."
And, I liked the comic. :)
Technically, no. There is no need for a species to start from a single point - rather, for example, the drifting apart of tribes of animals, forcing different groups to adapt to different stressors and pressures leads to a slow gradual change in the group.
