The Book of Chances
(Note: We suggest reading the "introduction" contained in the
first issue in order to understand the context of what is going
on here. But if you are an atheist, reading within context may
not be a priority - then you might as well just start reading
here.)
Chapter Seven
Chances 7:1 Chance then hinted to Noah in Pig Latin,
"Fall backwards into the ark, you and your whole family,
because I have found you to be a high-stakes roller in this generation.
Chances 7:2 Take with you (the amount of push-ups
you can do with one hand) of every kind of clean animal, a male
and its mate (or another male or a different animal all-together
or whatever), and (Resulting number of flick and spin the arrow
in Chapter 6, verse 19) of every kind of unclean animal, a male
and its mate (or another male or a different animal all-together
or whatever),
Chances 7:3 and also (the resulting number of amount
of push-ups you can do with one hand) of every kind of bird,
male and female (or another male or a different animal all-together
or whatever), to help promote the survival of various kinds throughout
the earth.
Chances 7:4 Pick a number between one and ten days
from now I will intermittently send precipitation on the earth
for (read my mind) days and (read my lips) nights, and I will
un-evolve from the face of the earth almost every living and
non-living creature I have evolved."
Chances 7:5 And Noah did everything by Chance.
Chances 7:6 It doesn't really matter how old Noah
was when the large
quantities of H2O were brought to the earth by Chance.
Chances 7:7 And Noah and his sons and his wife and
his sons' wives fell backwards into the ark to escape the H2O
of the way too much H2O.
Chances 7:8 Some sort of amount of clean and unclean
animals, of birds and of some as-of-yet-to-be-determined amount
of creatures that move along the ground,
Chances 7:9 maybe male and female, maybe not, were
influenced to Noah, and the ark, with its big door open, was
blown over by the shifting current of the wind, it amazingly
swallowed most of the
animals, and was then blown back over upright as Chance had
hinted to Noah.
Chances 7:10 And after a random number of days the
way too much H2O
came to the earth.
Chances 7:11 In the so-and-so year of Noah's existence,
on the so-and-so day of the so-and-so month - on that day (or
close to it) some if not all the springs of the great deep evolved
forth, and the handles of the faucet were inadvertantly rotated
which possibly caused H2O to flow.
Chances 7:12 And rain succumbed to the suggestion
of gravity toward the earth for (pick today's date) days and
(pick tomorrow's date) nights.
Chances 7:13 On that very day (or maybe about a week
ago) Noah and his sons, Shem, Ham and Japheth, together with
his wife and the wives of his three sons, fell backwards into
ark.
Chances 7:14 They noticed with them some wild animals
including but not limited to its kind, all livestock including
but not limited to their kinds, every creature that moves along
the ground including but not limited to its kind and every bird
including but not limited to its kind, everything with wings.
Chances 7:15 Clumps of most creatures that have the
breath of oxygen in them came to Noah and was swallowed by the
ark as previously stated.
Chances 7:16 The animals swallowed were male and
female (or another male or a different animal all-together or
whatever) of every living and non-living thing, as Chance had
hinted to Noah. Then, by Chance, he was shut in.
Chances 7:17 For some specified number of days (to
be later determined by sholars sitting behind their desks thousands
of years from the event) the way too much H2O kept coming on
the earth, and as the H2O increased it lifted the ark high above
the earth (not to be mistaken that it was floating in space).
Chances 7:18 The H2O rose and increased greatly on
the earth, and the
ark floated on the surface of the H2O (See! We told you that
it wasn't floating in space).
Chances 7:19 The H2O rose greatly on the earth, and
all the high mountains under the entire heavens (and which mountains
are NOT under the entire heavens) were covered (and not just
with grass, rocks, snow and mountain goats, but with H2O as well).
Chances 7:20 The H2O rose and covered
the mountains to a depth of more than (use this verse number)
feet.
Chances 7:21 Every (if not most) living and non-living
thing that moved on the earth un-evolved - birds, livestock,
wild animals, all (if not most) the creatures that swarm over
the earth, all (if not most) political parties, and all (if not
most) mankind and man-not-so-kind.
Chances 7:22 Everything on unwet land that had the
breath of oxygen in its nostrils (as well as lungs) un-evolved.
Chances 7:23 Every living thing (as far as we can
tell) on the face of the earth was un-evolved; men and animals
and the creatures that move along the ground and the birds of
the air were un-evolved from the earth. Only Noah was left, and
those with him in the ark were right.
Chances 7:24 The H2O way too much H2O'd the earth
for possibly more than it had ever done before (but this is just
a wild guess).
Chapter
8 may evolve if some catastrophe
doesn't happen beforehand.
Due to
a spontaneously and randomly evolving blind pseudo-chain
of events, and for no particular reason, you are victim number:
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