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ReplyDeleteNow there you go again, misinterpreting the bible. The door was sealed, Noah and his incestuous family heard the knocking of the swimmers but didn't open any door or window for 40 days and 40 nights. They were too busy wading through the shit of gazillions of animals to feed them, and imagine the stench of that 40 day cruise. When one of the two lucky doves was released to bring back an olive branch to prove that Noah had hit dry land and the animals were then set free. The corpses had miraculously disappeared by then. I'm thinking I bet it was a homing pigeon and not a dove, but that's beside the point. Get you biblical facts straight, Mr. Sickoricko!
ReplyDelete"Not Wanted on the Voyage", by Timothy Findley, is a great retelling of the Ark. The hero's name is Lucy.
ReplyDeleteI love the story's last line. Mrs. Noah is sitting on the deck with her unwanted cat, and "She prayed for rain."
The ark one --- wow! never thought of it like that, but it would be the truth: dead carcasses would be floating everywhere!
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