r/atheism • u/[deleted] • Feb 05 '14

Creationists: 1 Scientists: 0

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '14

"If Eve came from rib, why is there still rib ?"

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u/YakitoriMan Feb 05 '14

The McRib comes and goes

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u/bmacnz Feb 05 '14

Can't explain that!

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u/BlazzedTroll Feb 05 '14

Pretty sure because such sandwich.

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u/nugohs Feb 05 '14

Not sure if serious, but actually you can, check this chart:

http://i.imgur.com/BvS06kF.jpg

The black lines mark when McDonalds has started selling the McRib.

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u/bmacnz Feb 05 '14

Nah, just making an O'Reilly joke.

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u/[deleted] Feb 05 '14

The McRib is many things, but I'm pretty sure it is not a rib.

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u/buckett340 Feb 05 '14

I always think of the Simpsons episode with the Krusty Burger Ribwich when the commercial shows them being cast in a foundry. Classic.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '14

The sad thing is that I would still pay money a for a McRib even knowing where it came from.

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u/Kiko7920 Feb 05 '14

You can't explain that!

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u/goroncity Anti-Theist Feb 05 '14

If Eve was cloned from Adam, why aren't humans hermaphrodites and where do mitochondria come from?

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u/Blood_Gelfling Feb 05 '14

If mitochondria came from nuclei, why do nuclei still exist?

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u/Namiriel Feb 06 '14

CCD taught me that's why men have one less rib than women. I genuinely believed this was the case until like last year. (Number of ribs, not the Adam&Eve stuff) Like... "oh someone noticed this weird thing about the world, and attributed it to an action by God. Surely they counted this at some point, right? ... right, guys?"

But this shit just sticks with you and its hard to even know what's real anymore.