There is a lot of information available in this world of ours that disputes or contradicts the theory of evolution. One that comes to mind is the complexity of the human mind and all of the emotions associated with humanity. The human mind, however, is a deep subject and not one many people are willing to research or put a lot of thought into. Apparently our minds aren’t evolved enough to comprehend the mind… or something like that. But why make evolution so complicated? There is a part of the human body (or at least about half of the human bodies) that is much easier to understand than the brain and proves, in my opinion, beyond a reasonable doubt that evolution is nothing more than, to be honest, a bunch of poppycock. If you want to take on a liberal thinker and dispute their irrational theories on evolution, there is only one word that needs to come out of your mouth : testicals.
Testicles, testes, gonads, nads, cojones, juevos, balls, nuts, marbles, twins, “the boys”; whatever you call them, there is no single ( er, double?) organ of the body that goes further to disprove the theory of evolution than the testicles. If you dispute this, you have never been kicked in the balls. Anyone who has had his testicles touched in any way, shape, or form that is not with the greatest of tenderness knows that the testicles are an organ that really should be located somewhere inside the body… and not just on a cold day.
According to the theory of evolution, we have opposable thumbs thanks to many small changes in in our DNA over many thousands of years due to influence and pressures from our surroundings. There was this little fish/reptile thingie that crawled out of the primordial stew that was one of our earliest ancestors. This little fishy cousin of ours (from here-on referred to as Larry… and Larry refers to all ancestors of man) was the first to make the break from living in the water to living to land.
Larry had to adjust and evolve to his new surroundings. As inadequacies were found in Larry’s physical make-up, his internal workings registered the need for improvements and, over time, his DNA changed. So, Larry developed opposable thumbs. Larry also grew hair on his body to protect him from cold weather. Larry learned to walk upright on two feet. As Larry learned to use clothes, the hair became less important and, on most of Larry’s descendants, hair is only in a few varying places around the body. The amount and location of these hairy spots change over the course of a human’s lifetime, which also shows that evolution is a bunch of phewy… we lose an inordinate amount of heat through our head, and as we age we need to conserve more body heat, so old guys lose hair on their head and in turn lose more body heat which results in premature death through balding… yet the inside of men’s noses and ears stay nice and toasty due to the new hair that sprouts in these areas as we age!?!
Thanks for nothing, Larry!
Anywho… you can’t tell me with a straight face that one of the first things Larry did as he climbed naked out of the water and made his “one small step for mankind” wasn’t introducing “the boys” to some inconvenient obtrusion that he tried to walk over. Can’t you just see it? Little Larry crawling out of the water and looking at the beauty of the land before him; the fine sand of the beach between his toes, the warm sun beating down on his back, the small rock in front of him that he just knowshe can walk over… WHAM! right in the cojones… and Larry doubles over in pain!
And we have opposable thumbs?
When Larry racked himself for the first time, he wasn’t thinking about opposable thumbs. He wasn’t thinking about the need to pick things up. He was thinking about how not to vomit from the intense pain that was created by the rough treatment his marbles had just endured! Larry’s internal workings should have immediately started on a resolution to this problem. His internal workings should have said the following, “I need one of two things to happen: either suck the nads up somewhere in the body where they are safe from harm, or grow me some kind of permanent codpiece!”
I spoke with a co-worker of mine about my idea to share my opinions on testicles, and this coworker told me that my observations were irrelevant. “Sperm has to be maintained at a certain temperature in order to survive,” he told me.
Ok, so here I am thinking about how incomprehensible it is that a kangaroo can grow a pouch to support its offspring in one of the most secure environments known to man, and yet, through the evolutionary process, man has not found a way to make his sperm a little more tempature-tolerant… or found a way to add a little “air conditioning”… for “the boys.”
Yet here we are, thousands of years later, with one (or two) of the most sensitive of all internal organs dangling freely between the legs of most men.
DANGLING FREELY!
I realize that America’s Funniest Home Videos would probably not be in existence if it weren’t for the obligatory nut-shot… but I could do without America’s Funniest Home Videos!
So, if evolution did not lead to the formation of the twin brothers swinging between the legs of most men… what did? Well, it’s obvious! It was a God with a wicked sense of humor… which will be the subject of the next post 🙂
I only wonder what brought this post on. Im guessing your “baby makers” took a recent hit. Not sure why, but just the thought of you getting nailed in the balls makes me giggle.
That is quite an argument against evolution–I wonder if it’s ever been debated! Does cousin Rich read you blog?!
I agree 99% with you (I need to read your next post about God’s wicked sense of humor!