Answer me this

[AFL_Fan]

what came first

 

[Warwick]

You are a tool.

 

[AFL_Fan]

tell me more

 

[tomthetiger]

If you believe in God: The chicken. If you believe in evolution the egg. Apparantly God just sat up there and decided to 'add' animals, no reason why he'd start off with an egg when he could simply add a chicken.

 

[AFL_Fan]

If you believe in God: The chicken. If you believe in evolution the egg. Apparantly God just sat up there and decided to 'add' animals, no reason why he'd start off with an egg when he could simply add a chicken.

true

 

[WhyAlwaysMe]

If you believe in God: The chicken. If you believe in evolution the egg. Apparantly God just sat up there and decided to 'add' animals, no reason why he'd start off with an egg when he could simply add a chicken.

I would have though evolution would have created the chicken. Its not like an egg just appeared out of nowhere.

So once the chicken has evolved then it can lay the egg.

 

[eorl]

EGG Dinosaurs layed eggs too

 

[The Joker]

a rabbit had relations with an Eagle then the eagle had eggs and it went from there, trust me i no

 

[Killer eagle]

a rabbit had relations with an Eagle then the eagle had eggs and it went from there, trust me i no

And then the rabbit shoved an anchor up its arse and the anchor liked it.

And thought to himself, i will call this 'Passion'

 

[tomthetiger]

I would have though evolution would have created the chicken. Its not like an egg just appeared out of nowhere.

So once the chicken has evolved then it can lay the egg.

Nah if it all started from particles etc etc whatever, they would've mixed together to create an egg. The chicken would then be hatched.

 

[Gunnar Longshanks]

It depends how you define chicken.

 

[Kickin_Goals]

Nah if it all started from particles etc etc whatever, they would've mixed together to create an egg. The chicken would then be hatched.

Well that's as technical as it gets on BF
chickens weren't the first animals about though
but metaphorically sure
it started by internal compression of ether, the form of the egg facilitates this function.