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    [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfv-Qn1M58I"]YouTube- Banana: The Athiests Nightmare.[/ame]



    How can anyone doubt me after seeing this?
     
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    Atheists can no longer deny the truth. The complexity of the banana proves beyond a reasonable doubt that it must have been designed. It was not randomly assembled by the likes of evolution, but by a supernatural being. Not just any supernatural being, but by the God of the Bible. Not just any interpretation of the God of the Bible, but by the specific interpretation of a specific denomination.

    This much is clearly evident by just looking at bananas!
     
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    Hahah this is great because it highlights the sheer stupidity of it all.

    NOW we know why the EU banned the import of bananas that are too curved or too straight, for the ease of use of it's citizens as stipulated by the Almighty himself!
     
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    Oh definitely.
     
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    I like how banana's were domesticated by MAN from this:
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    to what they are today
     
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    Wow is that true? It's pretty different. Looks more like a quince or something.
     
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    Yeah, wikipedia has an explanation of it. Those seeds you can see are pretty hard apparently o:
     
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