Evidence for God from Science

by.....John of the Shop.

I never understood Australian* humoUr.






*Kurieuo is an American at heart.

LittleHamster wrote:by.....John of the Shop.

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Put some wire though that, like sewing.
Or, if you can, get another boot.
Then again this tear of the boot is a sign of language, music, art, and math. Math bc the bonds in the compounds that make up the boot split because of another force (not sure what here so i say X), language bc math is the language of the physical realm, music bc of the flow that this language of nature operates, well this tear could be said to be a "interlude" and a ritardando, and art since music is a type of art. It is a form of modern art in that the tear is a separation of positive and negativity found mixed in the sole, and the ritardando is a form of cubism since the usual form of the object painted (or in this case the sole of the shoe that was made in a factory) can be argued to be "cooled down" into being made into blocks or cubes. In this case the tear is an example of nature's cubism since the tear between the bonds happened quick and eventually, though probably minuscule, slowed down.

RickD wrote:I never understood Australian* humoUr.






*Kurieuo is an American at heart.

What do you call a lazy baby kangaroo?
A pouch potato

RickD wrote:

obviously that hamster is wanting a good tickle..

Airlines refuses to allow hamster on board, owner flushes it down toilet

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style ... 00911.html

Independant seem to like toilet flushing stories.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world ... 46161.html

If only new borns were hamster size, then flushing them might also be considered an acceptable necessary evil.

That's really sad. We should put that post in the fetus thread. I got a few more comments to post but not under "Humor and Jokes"

True, shouldn't be discussed here. And, it is sad. Feel free to re-quote it in the fetus thread.

Now back to that Hamster. I reckon I might have got that reference to Holy-spiritual creatures a bit wrong. Maybe it should apply to hamsters, rabbits, guinea pigs, kittens, puppies and other extreme cutenesses.

Jesus killed all those fish !!!!

Does that make this Justifiable Fish-ocide or Involuntary Fish-slaughter ?

Remember, he sees what the Father is doing and acts accordingly so, at the time, I don't think the Sanhedrin could pin a pre-meditated murder fish-rap on him.