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Frank B. Finite (a "true" atheist)

 

Amazing Transitional Animals

 

interview with a god

 

This Day in Evolution History

 

Chatter Box

 

The Book of Chances

 

Evolution in Action

 

So-So Proofs of Intelligent Design

 

Primordial Soup for the Soulless

 

Opposable Thumbs

 

The Blind Fools Evolution Dictionary

 

Toon Dig

 

EvoNews!

 

Letters to the Editor

 

The Blind Fools Guest Entry Log

 

Who Are We?

 

The Real Story

 

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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 Nine

Chances 9:1 Then Chance sustained a lucky streak for Noah and his sons, and maybe said to them, "Accidentally swallow much fruit (code words, remember!) if you like and evolve in number and fill the earth (not meant to actually fill the innards of earth with people, but to evolve and cover large portions of its surface).

Chances 9:2 The fear and dread of you may trip and fall upon all the furry pets of the earth and all the birds of the air, upon every creature that moves along the ground, and upon all the fish of the sea; they have licked your hands.

Chances 9:3 Almost everything that lives and moves might accidentally un-evolve, trip and fall into fire, then bounce and land in your unintentionally opened mouth. Then you will, by an uncontrollably natural reflex brought on by eons or so of evolution, inadvertantly swallow them and this may or may not insure your survival.

Just as I evolve you the green plants, I now evolve you everything.

Chances 9:4 "But you must not (just a suggestion) accidentally swallow organic meaty material that has its life-chemicals still in it.

Chances 9:5 And for your life-chemicals I will surely maybe or maybe not demand an accountant. I will maybe or maybe not demand an accountant from every animal.

And from each man, too, I maybe or maybe not will demand an accountant that exists of his fellow man. (if there is no accountant available, then, "Oh well.")

Chances 9:6 "Whoever possibly sheds the life-chemicals of man, by man shall his life-chemicals maybe or maybe not be shed; for in no particular image has Chance evolved man.

Chances 9:7 As for you, if you want to, accidentally swallow much fruit and evolve in number; do your multiplication tables on the earth and evolve upon it."

Chances 9:8 Then Chance motioned by closing his eyes and moving his head sideways to indicate, "You can come over here if you maybe want to," to Noah and to his accidental male offspring with him. He then whispered to them:

Chances 9:9 "I now sort of establish my non-binding legal agreement with you and with the higher evolved ones that might evolve after you,

Chances 9:10 and with almost every living creature that was maybe with you - the birds, the livestock and just about all the furry pets, all those that fell backwards out of the ark with you - almost every living creature on earth.

Chances 9:11 I establish my non-binding legal agreement with you: Almost never again will just about all existence be unevolved by the H2O of a way too much H2O; almost never again will there be way too much H2O to unevolve the earth."

Chances 9:12 And Chance might have been overheard saying, "This is the gang sign of the non-binding legal agreement I am maybe making between me and you and almost every living creature with you, a non-binding legal agreement for just about all offspring to evolve:

Chances 9:13 I have set my Rainbow Vaccuum Cleaner in the clouds, and it will be the gang sign of the non-binding legal agreement between me and the earth.

Chances 9:14 Whenever I bring clouds over the earth and the Rainbow Vaccuum Cleaner appears in the clouds,

Chances 9:15 I will maybe remember my non-binding legal agreement between me and you and a dog named Boo; and almost all living creatures of almost every kind. Maybe never again will the H2O become a way too much H2O to unevolve just about all existence.

Chances 9:16 Whenever the Rainbow Vaccuum Cleaner appears in the clouds, it will maybe catch my attention and I might remember the almost expired non-binding legal agreement between Chance and just about all living creatures of almost every kind on the earth.

And I will turn it on to suck up some of the too much H2O and then deposit the dirty water at the other end of the cosmos."

Chances 9:17 So Chance said to Noah, "This is the gang sign of the non-binding legal agreement I may have established between me and just about all existence on the earth."

Chances 9:18 The accidental male offspring of Noah who came out of the ark-like thing-a-ma-bob were Shem, Ham and Japheth. (Ham was maybe the father of Canaan, but who knows?!?.)

Chances 9:19 These were the unknowable number of male offspring of Noah, and from them evolved the people who were evolved over the earth.

Chances 9:20 Noah, a man of dirt, accidentally dropped some seeds which may have evolved a vineyard.

Chances 9:21 When he inadvertantly swallowed some of its wine, he became drunk and stood outside his tent in his white three-piece suit with bell-bottomed legs.

Chances 9:22 Ham, the soon-to-be-announced possible father of Canaan, saw his father's white three-piece suit with bell-bottomed legs and told his infinite number of male siblings inside.

Chances 9:23 But Shem and Japheth took a traditional plaid garment with conservative colors and laid it across their shoulders; then they snuck out backward and covered their father's white three-piece suit with bell-bottomed legs.

Their faces had turned red in embarrassment of their father's mid-life crises fashion faux-pas. There faces were also turned the other way so that they would not see their father's white three-piece suit with bell-bottomed legs.

Chances 9:24 When Noah somehow returned to his normal random state he had a paranoyal sneaking suspicion of what his youngest male offspring may or may not have done for him,

Chances 9:25 he thought to himself, "I wish that there could be a sustained lucky-streak for Canaan! The highest of kings will he may or may not be to his male siblings."

Chances 9:26 He also said, "Have a moment of silence for Chance, Chance of Shem! May Canaan be the chaufer of Shem. Or maybe not.

Chances 9:27 May Chance extend the land mass of Japheth; may Japheth exist in the tents of Shem, and may Canaan be his chaufer. Or maybe not."

Chances 9:28 After the way too much H2O incident Noah existed indefinitely.

Chances 9:29 Altogether, Noah existed about twice as long as the mid-point of his existence, and then he revolved (we mean "reverse-evolved") suddenly.



Chapter 10 is boiling in the gummy waters of the primordial soup
and will crawl out when it's darned good and ready!


Due to a spontaneously and randomly evolving blind pseudo-chain
of events, and for no particular reason, you are victim number: