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  • I like a man who can appreciate good herb.

    

  • This video is easily over 9000 times more hilarious with the subtitles transcribed, especially with Mr. Chartley's deep and serious tone. :D

  • In the beginning the earth was without form, and void

    But the sun shone upon the sleeping earth

    And deep inside the brittle crust, massive forces waited to be unleashed

    The seas parted and great continents were formed

    The continents shifted

    Mountains arose

    Earthquakes spawned massive tidal waves.

    Volcanoes erupted and spewed forth fiery lava

    And charged the atmosphere with strange gases

  • Into this swirling maelstrom of Fire and Air and Water The first stirrings of life appeared: tiny organisms, cells, and amoeba clinging to tiny sheltered habitats But the seeds of life grew and strengthened and spread And diversified and prospered And soon, every continent and climate teemed with life And with life came instinct and specialization Natural selection Reptiles, dinosaur and mammals
  • And finally there evolved a species known as Man and there appeared the first faint glimmers of Intelligence The fruits of intelligence were many: fire, tools and weapons the hunt, farming, and the sharing of food the family, the village and the tribe Now, it required but one more ingredient: A great Leader to unite the quarelling tribes to harness the power of the land to build a legacy that would stand the test of time: a CIVILIZATION!
  • @Brandt761 so, yeah, every time I read that "in the beginning" quote, I immediately think of the good news of Sid. Or Leonard Nimoy, as it were.

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  • And in the last days scoffers will come....

  • i need some herb

  • yeah dude, the herb was awesome dude

  • The part about the herb cracked me up! Glad I subbed, I forget who sent me though. Sorry :(

  • Damn right, send HIM to the kitchen to make me, a man, my sandwiches. Well played god.

    Holy shit...

  • This is my favorite bible reading of all time

  • But are you not convinced by the wonderful miracles of our Lord, like when they came to arrest him in the garden, and Peter cut the ear from a soldier, anf Jesus called out, 'Do you need a bandage over there?', and the soldier called back, 'No thanks, I've got one 'ear'.

  • funny as fuck!:DDd

  • Spelling fail on Genisis [sic] :D

  • this is great

  • Did God think anything wasn't good?

  • I always loved the story of genesis because it proved that the people of the time didn't know that all the plants need a fucking sun to grow and yet the sun was not spawned until the next day and that they also believe that one of those days was as a thousand years :P

  • great video. I just found your channel and I saw there's a lot more where this came from. The joy of it! I already shared this with my brother on Facebook, and will continu sharing (hey, I'm a giving person, can't help myself) your videos, because you deserve a whole lot more views! Keep it up! Btw, I read Genesis in the Robert Crumb version of it while under the influence of 'the herb'. It's the best, if not the only, way :-)

  • I hate religion, I hate Christianity, and I do not believe in god.

    However, I like the tower of babel as a fiction for some reason. It's quite an interesting myth.

  • @ResiusOnline The stories make for fun reading if taken as fairy tales and fiction and in many cases form the basis of many popular literary devices with the mechanism of the stories being used in many popular works of literature and film.

    It is also interesting to read around the myths to find out how they evolved over time and where they came from.

  • @ResiusOnline

    welcome to sanity,

    the tower of babel myth was written in the days when the ignorant and highly imaginitive savages BELIEVED the earth was encircled by a hard crystal dome, that held water.

    they also believed that rain came through windows in this dome!

    of course the tower builders believed they could reach ''heaven'' by building a tower.

    how can you not laugh at this primitive bullshit!!

  • @thegoochieguy He said it was interesting. It is interesting. 

  • "...and god said 'Bugger!' "  Love it!

  • Interesting that god created woman twice. Once in Gen 1:27 then again he created woman again in Gen 2:22. Thats the herb kicking in clearly!

    God seems a little forgetful in this section... he forgets water is made of hydrogen and oxygen and oxygen is derived from stars... yet he already had created water... before he created stars...

    To ensure however this made sense to people he ensured anyone believing this literally was also as thick as a fucking brick!

    Job done he rolled a spliff!

  • I want some of that herb. It Surprises me god smokes seedy herb.

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  • This deserves at least 50X more views

  • Literally Genesis? Literary Genius.

  • I got it! God loves the cows because he's got the munchies and wants to go to White Castle for burgers like Harold and Kumar!

  • I really like your dry narrating style! Made my midnight lulz

  • god loves cattle lol. its funny because im sure the bible does mention unicorns

  • @JeremyDisturbed Oh it does indeed mention unicorns which is something that a lot of Christians do not seem to realise.

    The first few chapters of genesis seem to be littered with specific references to cattle.

  • @paulchartley lmao. they say they follow the bible literally, but they dont. religion irritates me to no end. The bible is contradictory and it borrows stories from other ancient texts.

  • Excellent stuff sir- You have the wit of Dawkins and the sarcasm of George Carlin. What more could we ask for ?

  • @HURUHRA many thanks, I am glad you enjoyed it

    :0)

  • In the beginning there was nothing. God said, Let there be light! And there was light. There was still nothing, but you could see it a whole lot better.

  • @ColinWeeden lol...

    Y'know the funny thing is these inconsistencies were probably pretty obvious even to people 3k years ago....well the educated or intelligent ones anyway. Of course those are exactly the sort of people who would just turn to the masses of stupid people and say..."see how it makes sense... now as God says...hand over your cattle yo me...I'll be sure to see god get them!".. the idiots would nod and comply!

    Just as they do today

  • the amount i was giggling watching this anyone looking at me would have thought i was on the herb.

    You and LivingDinasaur should try and do a collaboration video it were be sheer awesomeness

  • Absolutely brilliant. Bravo, sir.

  • Hehe, Genisis. Genius! Will you eventually get to chapter 11 or wherever the Tower of Babel takes place? That's my favorite part.

  • @BigIdeaSeeker Oh we are going to do all of 'em eventually, one week at a time

    Call it my literal Sunday Sermon

  • Enjoyable and amusing. "Genisis," however is spelled "Genesis" (see title frame). Thanks.

  • @BigIdeaSeeker Gen[Isis] = its a play on words and quite deliberate.

    In the Book of the Dead, Isis is "she who gave birth to the Heaven and the Earth"

    As the Mother of Horus who some say the Jesus myth is based upon she is a nice comparison for god the father.

    I snuck it in there wondering if anyone would pick up on it and get the joke and I have been waiting all week.

    Well done

    :0)

  • can I have your voice? ...please?

  • the spiderpart made me laugh from my heart :)

    I also like your accent.

    subscribed....

  • It is my understanding from watching creationist websites that the reason for the big teeth was that this enabled them to eat pineapples not shred lettuce which would have been plain ridiculous.

  • i'm sure someone had some good herb when they wrote this..

  • The bible declare bats are really birds!!!! HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

    "every winged fowl after his kind" is just a prequel to that!!

    I am going to be laughing all night long on that!!!

  • I am greatly amused.

  • How can any thinking human believe in this bullshit? Oh wait, they must be brainwashed and told that if they don't, they will burn forever and ever. Amazing what people do when made fearful of pain and agony.

  • @ABP53 If you want people to see it and it is relevant as a reply to this video then why don't you just post it as a response as all responses are accepted.

  • Paul you should do voise overs.

    Cheers Christine

  • The Eddie Izzard version of Genesis is better than the biblical version. Plus James Mason is god and the biblical version has a distinct shortage of jam. How can the supposed greatest book in the world ever, not mention one of the greatest foods ever created? All of these pages dedicated to what you can and can't eat. Zero mention of jam.

    No mention of Nutella either.

  • @TychoCelchu Or bacon.

  • I missed the part where he made choccy hobnobs and jaffa cakes...

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  • Makes you wonder how anyone could believe such ridiculous tripe; but I suppose with a little help from the "herb"...

  • That was quite enjoyable.

  • I liked the question, what was the spider supposed to catch in its net? Pollen of course!

  • Genesis is such a crock of shit.

  • Brilliant!! OH and to answer why animals had large sharp teeth, it's to open the coconuts. This is actually being taught in some places that TRex used his teeth to crack open that one particular fruit. I would LOVE to see more of the bible done this way.

  • @MsSquarebearz Are you serious?... Coconuts?...... Creationists are getting desperate aren't they.

  • @MsSquarebearz

    Sharp teeth for cracking open coconuts sounds logical. If you have forgotten that fruit (I count nuts as fruit) was for man. For animals (I count TRex as animal) were gras and herbs.

  • @BadScienceForFools Well it is logical if you overlook that the coconuts would break unevenly and the sharp edges would cut up the gums. The shells would need to be ground or cracked not jabbed open.

  • @MsSquarebearz you are joking, right? why would an animal that was exclusively carnivore eat coconuts? also, to my knowledge, coconuts were not around at the time tyrannosaurus was.

  • @MobileThinker I wish I was joking. This is something that certain churches and even creationist museums are teaching to explain the teeth issue. I was not aware of coconuts being around at that time either, but remember creationist believe the world is not all that old compared to evolutionist. I grew up hearing these explanations my whole life and people wonder why I find it impossible to believe in this stuff now.

  • @MsSquarebearz holy fuck..........i think they are trying to kill us with dumb nowadays. that is just ridiculous.

  • My ribs hurt

  • When were the talking Donkeys made? Or is that "micro" evolution? LOL

    Looking forward to these!!

  • Hilarious!

    It's obvious that they thought that the sky was blue because there was water up there, above the "firmament"

  • Love it!

  • super!

  • It always confused me how he made the light before the stars. Maybe it burst forth from is heavenly backside.

  • @soundslave Well how many times have you heard the expression " they think the sun shines out of his arse"?

    :0)

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