Ark Protest 2019 (feat. Aron Ra & Eric Murphy)

Ken Ham and his team have a bi-weekly "news" show, reacting to the news stories of the day from a Christian young-earth creation perspective from the Answers in Genesis staff at his Creation Museum.
Aron Ra, Eric Murphy took a break from the 2019 Ark Encounter protest to join Ken, Avery and Bodie as they discuss - Mayflies detected on radar; Florist punished by Washington named Best for 2019; Pastor expelled over marriage; Bishop declares God is female; NASA to search for life's beginnings and more during today's episode of Answers News, broadcast live from the Creation Museum.
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[@HolyKoolaid]

I would tell Ken Ham to do whatever floats his boat, but his boat don't float.

[@austy_whasty7941]

Awe man dad jokes for days hahahah

[@blackbuddha8167]

LMMFAO 😂 😂

[@MrDigztheswagking]

Were you there

[@nicolasandre9886]

@@MrDigztheswagking : can't even read these words without hearing Ken's voice in my head.

[@redeemedone8553]

You atheists can't get Ken and Kent out of your minds. If it were not for them 75% of your talking points would be gone. The boat don't need to float, the rainbow tells us so.

[@servantrider7044]

"If Christians came from Jews, why are there still Jews?" That sign has me dying laughing

[@A-Milkdromeda-Laniakea-Hominid]

That's so funny on at least two levels. Very clever and I'm gonna borrow that.

[@thetruthchannel349]

""If Christians came from Jews, why are there still Jews?"" *DOES THE TERM NON-SEQUITOR MEAN ANYTHING to YOU LITTLE ONES?*

[@thetruthchannel349]

*THIS IS HOW ATHEISTS GO DOWN KICKING and SCREAMING WHEN THE FAILED THEORY OF EVOLUTION IS PULLED OUT OF THEIR COLD DEAD HANDS NOT BY THE CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY but by the ACADEMIC COMMUNITY WHO HAVE ABANDONED IT. LOOKS LIKE YOU PEOPLE ARE THE NEW DINOSAURS ON THE BLOCK*

[@Stansbrokenhandle]

@@thetruthchannel349 TIL the academic community has abandoned the Theory of Evolution. This is a momentous occasion, perhaps there's a link somewhere announcing this?

[@kentonbaird1723]

The answer to the riddle is "because the Christians TRIED to kill them all and failed."

[@Templetonq]

"Never laugh at someone who mispronounces a word. It means they learned it from reading."

[@mvsawyer]

Excape, expecially, pacific (specific), Acrossed, ax (ask), all contradict this statement.

[@Templetonq]

@@mvsawyer Touch-ey

[@mvsawyer]

@@Templetonq Forgot one; Supposably.

[@pirateman1144]

@@mvsawyer 2 years late but I'd argue those particular mispronounced words come specifically from *failing* to read.

[@CraftyVegan]

@@pirateman1144 piling on here: I’d have to say that those examples are definitely from not reading. For example, I pronounced ‘ego’ like eggo (like waffles) and ‘naïveté’ like ‘nive-ette” for the longest time. I’d postulate that if the word is still recognizable as being an alternative pronunciation to the correct spelling, **that’s** when you can confidently assume that it’s a “read vs heard” situation. If instead the mispronunciation ignores obvious letters or can’t be easily understood as the intended word (ax, pacific, pasketti, etc) that’s more likely to be a mis-hear than a mis-read.

[@thesterndragoon9159]

I absolutely WAS NOT prepared for Aron's "bowling for Christians" line. I'm glad I'm at home and not at work watching this. I erupted with uncontrollable laughter. That visual is just...perfect.

[@Roadstar1602]

I live in Ohio. Swarms of mayflies and midges are nothing out of the ordinary here, and they die in 24 hours. If God is sending plagues, he's pretty bad at it.

[@orionred2489]

True. Sending mayflies here to die is more like THEIR punishment.

[@larryscarr1929]

The power of god defeated by a screen door.

[@KirstenMarie_MS3]

The best part about moving to MN is the fact that I no longer have to deal with the mayfly nonsense. I lived in La Crosse when the mayfly apocalypse hit and I still have PTSD. The swarm was so dense that day that it blocked out the sun.

[@terryfuldsgaming7995]

Sounds par for the course really. I mean the locus fed the Egyptians and their horses...

[@eddiehardt1260]

Lol. I read "A swarm of mayflies and midgets" 😂

[@mazingdaddid]

Aron, point on the doll where the bad Ken touched you.... Aron: *points at the brain* Oh no....

[@bdf2718]

I love it when Aron Ra has an Aron Rant.

[@Josiah_Cornett]

As someone who was a homeschool kid, I can confirm that one of the major reasons I was homeschooled was to keep me away from being taught about evolution. So that we could be properly indoctrinated, basically. The good news is, it didn’t work. Lol! Also, it actually worked out well for me, education wise. If you ignore how misinformed I was about biology, geology, and history. But I was a math major, so I turned out fine. Lol! I’m just learning all the things that were kept from me after the fact.

[@Lady8D]

No worries Aron, I always love your rants! I find them both entertaining and educational, both things I enjoy a lot so please, rant on Aron, rant on!

[@bdf2718]

I love a good Aron Rant.

[@xvdvn2216]

It's such a shame that the ark protest can't happen in 2020. It would've been great to see it again.

[@grapeshot]

Bowling for Christians and nearly got all of them. Good one 😂😂😂Yes some of the highest body counts in disasters have been in a so called house of the lord.

[@autobotstarscream765]

They're nests of corruption, what do you expect a just and loving God to do? :1

[@grapeshot]

What people don't understand the reason why there's so many different flood legends around the world is because flash flooding and floods are some of the most common natural disasters. In my hometown of Columbus Ohio. On the Near Westside it's called the Bottoms. Because that part of Columbus was built on a floodplain. The native Americans would avoid building permanent settlements in that area. Up until the dam was built in the late 1950s.There was a major flood on the Westside of Columbus on average every 10 years.The worst occurring in 1913 in terms of loss of life. Anywhere between 93 to 106 people were killed.

[@Ugly_German_Truths]

They also forget that throughout history water was so important for both drinking and travelling in the more primitive societies that it formed literally the life veins of every important ancient civilisation and the core of all settlements... humans go for oasis, rivers, coastal regions where food, drink and trade opportunities are plentyful. And where you have lots of water for the good, it can just as easily turn for the worse... either through drought (lots of legends about that too) or flood. If the only thing basically any human society EVER has in common is the need for readily available water, what will be the only stories they will all share? Ones about making more humans (childbirth, love, violence born from disagreement who got to be with which woman) and ones about water being the thing bringing the rise and downfall of civilisations... You can learn that even in homeschooling (not that i was homeschooled, it's very rare in Germany as we have mandatory attendance laws)

[@gabrieljordan8015]

We still argue over whether or not to teach the Bible in science class while the Chinese students are busy learning math and science and we wonder why our country is bankrupt while they own the world.

[@fredriksundberg4624]

Gabriel J : Yes, makes you wonder because you're apperantly the strongest smartest massive countries because a person says it so?

[@guzzidude7410]

I was not allowed an education degree, and was censored, for objecting to creationism being taught in school. This was a public state university. I was not allowed to challenge this decision. No lawyer would help me. Professors who looked into my grades being changed after they were posted and being placed on academic probation said, "this is so wrong what they are doing to you. But this is the president of the college and head of department. I can't help you or I'll lose my job and pension.” 49 thousand dollars out the window.

[@angelamaryquitecontrary4609]

@@guzzidude7410 Crikey, that's awful. As a fellow teacher, I feel your pain. It's not like that in the UK, although the system suffers from underfunding and piss poor management. And, bien sûr, the Secretary of State for Education is unbelievably ignorant and bumbling.

[@capsuleboi]

@@guzzidude7410 dude, I'm sorry, but no lawyer would help you? Even after the dover case? If it's a public state college, you definitely had a case. Where the hell did you study, Alabama? Missouri?

[@guzzidude7410]

"we control the process, there's nothing you can do."

[@wagrhodes13]

Oh, Aron, we come for your ranting. You don't need to apologise for giving us what we crave

[@humbleevidenceaccepter7712]

Save the pinephants!

[@bdf2718]

He should change his name to Aron Rant. :)

[@david77james]

Wag - Zackly what Christians expect from God hating head thumpers. Praise and worship for the long haired false Ra god.

[@angelamaryquitecontrary4609]

@@david77james Golly, you must make for entertaining company. I bet those long winter evenings just fly by chez vous.

[@david77james]

@@angelamaryquitecontrary4609 - Indeed, Angie be quite contrary AND quite incoherent, indecipherable, chez vous.

[@tuntemon]

Remember that tornado storm that looked like it hade multiple tentacles? All hail Cthulhu!

[@SuLorito]

07:32-07:36 So glad I was squeezed in holding the Flintstone sign. What a great event. Had a wonderful weekend. Glad to see you all again.

[@oftenshawn2677]

Loving these collabs. Thanks, my fellow eucaryotes.

[@bdf2718]

Thank your fellow deuterostomes.

[@idowdit5582]

"Bowling for Christians" a new game show in heaven.

[@ParanormalEncyclopedia]

Aron Ra if you ever read this I wish you a blessed day. Precisely a +3/+5 vs Creationists blessed day.

[@camdon5112]

Ark Protest: Aron ranting for 45 minutes, Featuring quips and inserts from Paulogia and Eric Note: I still love all 3 of you guys, godlessly

[@vCoralSandsv]

Yes.. I was singing the intro at dinner... Husband and sister both totally judging me 😂😂

[@BlackEpyon]

Of course, being Canadian, we pronounce it "Ham and (Eh)ggs."

[@thelegasy]

"Leventy-jillion" - I love this and I need to work it into my vocabulary. Thank you three so, so much for this quality episode!

[@neilforbes416]

I have a feeling Ken Ham might be pulling our Leg-ume, or at least that's what I've "bean" thinking! LOL

[@garycpriestley]

5-10 seconds of watching your avatars pronounce "legume" hHAHAHEHAHHHhha I had to rewind and watch again :) Yes, it was strangely compelling viewing :)

[@ogopogoman4682]

I don't mind watching a full length video of them just pronouncing wierd words.

[@D-me-dream-smp]

This show really resonates with me because whilst I will always support people’s right to hold any religious beliefs they want but I find denying science and knowledge, especially to children, really makes me upset and angry. I LOVE learning about this incredible world we live in and the internet has just increased my astonishment in how vast and unknown this cosmos is and how much we still have to discover. There is awe and wonder all around us if we open our eyes.

[@msp66de]

Love the banter between Aron and Eric. They compliment each other well.

[@graveyardshift1217]

3 of my faves for nearly an hour? Feeling soooo spoiled! Awesome show, y'all!

[@truebluethecat]

"Maybe we can have drone wars" that alone makes me want to start planning to spend my vacation there next year, maybe bring my own drone... Paint it and decorate it mad max style 😝

[@PeterLennox-t5s]

What a dream team! AronRa, Eric Murphy and Paulogia! ❤ I look forward to seeing the three of you together more often.

[@SunnySecular]

Woke up with a headache, laughed at this wonderful collab, now I'm going to have a great day!😂Thanks guys, you all are the best! 😁👍🏾

[@Paulogia]

Glad we did some good...

[@nickkraitor6560]

3.25 Aron's explanation of what the flood actually was makes more sense to me than anything else I've ever heard before

[@Yomil]

In Australia, while we don't have actual hummingbirds, we do have birds that look very similar to actual hummingbirds (I had thought they were hummingbirds until this day!).

[@bdf2718]

Convergent creation. :)

[@frankmachin5438]

But anyway America .... thanks for taking Ken Hamm away from our beautiful land....we have innumerable other simpletons going cheap if you’re interested!

[@jcqlnr464]

Hello, I'm a Kentucky native, born and raised...in eastern KY as a matter of fact and yes, we do have a major drug and poverty epidemic. Still. After all these years. It just doesn't end or change. It's very sad. I'm glad that point was brought up in this video.

[@dawnarnett]

I'm just a short drive from the ark encounter. What is the date yearly of the protest? Because next year I'm there. Lol

[@Enragedguy24]

It's that time of the year when I get to be glad I live in the UK again xD

[@DoctorBastard]

We have a creation museum here too, so we can hang our heads in shame with our American brothers and sisters. 😂

[@Suprahampton]

@@DoctorBastard we do? Damnit!

[@DoctorBastard]

@@Suprahampton Yeah it's in Portsmouth, I visited it when it opened as I was in the area at the time... It had some nice fossils I'll say that, the rest was just laughable nonsense.

[@angelamaryquitecontrary4609]

@@DoctorBastard Who on earth (or at least in the south of England) would willingly visit such an abomination? Especially when Peppa Pig World is just up the road.

[@ryanthomastew]

Three of my absolute favorite atheist educators. God dammit you guys are smart and I appreciate all the effort and work you’ve done to educate everyone else who comes across your videos.

[@chinkasuyaro8983]

Y'alls are overlooking the original ark story. The Galactica's escape from a literal flood (of cylons), guided by the one true God, predates all others and was passed down through oral tradition from the time of mitochondrial Eve.

[@greasyt9400]

All yall's is*

[@autobotstarscream765]

The _original_ Ark is the one that came four million years ago bringing the Autobots and Decepticons.

[@drewcoowoohoo]

A leaf in the hand is more birdlike than lots of them on the bush. ~14 min.

[@shriggs55]

My grandchildren had a lemonade stand and I told them not to sell to any Christians.Am I in trouble?

[@TwoEcksKay]

Well you're kind of teaching kids to discriminate. You're not in trouble, but it wasn't a good thing to do.

[@shriggs55]

@@TwoEcksKay You missed the point.

[@texasjones2884]

The reason we don't have evidence of God is that he's too busy going bowling around the universe

[@jmdesertadventures803]

The look on ken hams face when he sees Aron is like when you sneak a cucumber up behind a cat.

[@nithia0999]

Oh gosh, I hope my home-schooled self doesn't get roasted like her lol. At least I'm out of religion myself.

[@dongiovanni4331]

Blessing of Mara upon you, brother Aron.

[@autobotstarscream765]

Which Mara?

[@impala359]

Aronra: “some one gave me a very old book of fairy tails.....oh wait that was the bible.” 🤣

[@RawbeardX]

"Aron, why are you so charitable" is not something I would ever dream of hearing. especially not from such a calm speaker

[@Bramble451]

"Y'all" could have been a collective plural, which takes singular conjugation. Now, it's NOT a collective plural ("Y'all go", rather than "Y'all goes"), but the idea of a plural getting a singular conjugation isn't unprecedented.

[@bdf2718]

British English often handles collective plurals both ways, depending on context. See also xkcd.com/1429/

[@austy_whasty7941]

Super enjoyable I was laughing along with y’all. Good line up. That said Paul I wanna hear you more bro don’t let these other personalities dominate you

[@amberarizmendi7791]

Honestly I thought Paul was being more quiet because he wanted the other two to talk the most. Plus, it gives him a nice break to listen to others who have got to deal with Hammy and the Eggs.

[@tach5884]

When Ken argues about LGBTQ+ issues just replace the word gay with the word black and see how his arguments sound then.

[@johnallegood4469]

OMFG you three give me too much serotonin lol. Also I'm a homeschool kid... You're interpretation is 98% accurate.

[@erocketman7611]

Wasn't Yahweh's WIFE, Asherah, mentioned in the book of kings?

[@heatherb812]

Erocketman Yep, but do you think any Christian actually looks into the history of that? Of course not. If they did, they’d find that Yahweh and Asherah were both Canaanite gods; the people who would later identify themselves as Israelites appointed Yahweh as their primary, and later only, god.

[@BlackEpyon]

Both El and his consort Asherah predate any notion of monotheistic Judaism. But while Asherah was "ejected," El was retained as one of the "names" of God.

[@autobotstarscream765]

@@heatherb812 Then why is Genesis built on Mesopotamian cosmology and why does it attribute itself and the Israelites to a Mesopotamian?

[@whatabouttheearth]

"Henotheism (from Greek ἑνός θεοῦ (henos theou) 'of one god') is the worship of a single, overarching godwhile not denying the existence or possible existence of other lower deities." The ancient hebrews went from polytheist to henotheist to monotheist, and that is written that way in the bible, thats why it eventually goes from "though shall have no other gods before me", to "Thy god is one". The writing reflects that change but they don't admit it And Pagan started as a derogatory word for people other than Romans (like how Jews say Gentile), and it meant 'Country dweller" (so..."hick")...and when the Roman Empire adopted Christianity which is monotheist, "pagan" was still used but it tranfered to mean any polytheist. And in modern times we have retained this Christian Roman meaning to refer to polytheists. Dannu (Dana) was the founding goddess of the Irish even though they worhsipped others she was the main one (worshipping many with one as a primary has its own word I cant recall). And many Greco Roman cults were henotheist.

[@Oswlek]

Aron needs to be a little clearer in his position regarding artwork and intent. It's not about type of art or ideology of the buyer, it's about menu of services. This is why it isn't discrimination for a baker to refuse to make a Swastika cake while it is discrimination to refuse to sell an ordinary birthday cake. The former isn't on the menu so, even though we can safely presume they are capable of making one, they don't have to. Apply this to Aron's stance and he is well within his rights to refuse to make a modified version, but he cannot refuse to sell a regular one on the basis of religion alone. EDIT: Unsurprisingly, Ham makes the same error in his hypothetical.....

[@metalhead0274]

How did I miss this? This is great!

[@marblenerdjones4630]

I'm "like" number 420. This calls for a celebration

[@JosephKeenanisme]

Lemme tell you about Ohio! Shit here is like Alabama and Kentucky without the accent! And this is NE Ohio on Lake Erie... we can get FM radio stations from London Ontario. Yeah, the WV & KY elements up here are bad.

[@kimweaver3323]

The first time they lit an oil lamp, that thing would blow sky high.

[@inotaishu1]

one correction: The Virginia Opposum is not the only American marsupial. South America has a few species as well and while most of them are pretty generic these days, there is at least the water possum that has webbed feet. And in ages past South America had big carnivorous marsupials.

Wow! A yearly protest! I bet that makes Ken Ham want to molest his computer's joy stick. I might take note of this a show up next year.

[@lordshipmayhem]

You want a fantasy with Jesus as just another character? How about this Japanese manga (comics): Saint Young Men (Japanese: 聖セイント☆おにいさん Hepburn: Seinto Oniisan) is a Japanese slice of life comedy manga series written and illustrated by Hikaru Nakamura. Its plot involves Jesus Christ and Gautama Buddha, who are living as roommates in an apartment in Tokyo. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Young_Men

[@pete_lind]

You wanna ark that actually floats and costed way less than Ken Hams scam 1 min 9 sec long clip kzbin.info/www/bejne/hofWf4KcatSVac0 Netherland Ark , steel hull . and it has living bunnies you can pet .

[@owenblount7334]

Jesus was the first JoJo

[@Fistrike]

I remember watching a movie (or was it an OVA) of saint onii-san. It is just too funny

[@robertcartier5088]

@Kevin McDougall Oh, thanks! -- Now I'll never get that outta my head!

[@kentonbaird1723]

I love Japan.

[@robdave1974]

This is so entertaining and educational. Great video.

[@themaster408]

I’m not an out atheist as we need help from family for various reasons and they would disown me, but I live in KY and really seriously considered going to this. Maybe next year... My mom has offered me 50% off coupon for the arc Encounter for my family. I said “eh kids wouldn’t like it, they’d have a hard time.” Also, Cosmos with Tyson didn’t deconvert me, but it was another seed of doubt. Very glad I saw it. AronRa was one of the 3 most influential people that got me out of religion. See his “evolution of Genesis” video.

[@thesayerofing]

Lol. I didn't have television as a kid but read a ton. I will still stumble on words from time to time.

[@Canido19]

Am I the only one who would want to watch Aron Ra play a cleric in D&D?

[@oopsiepoopsie2898]

Taso Canido he is more of a sorcerer or maybe an agnostic theist cleric

[@autobotstarscream765]

D&D is fantasy, and D&D clerics in particular don't follow the Judeo-Christian God iirc, so I don't think he'd have a problem with that.

[@Trueneutral1071]

Thank you!!!!❤

[@MartinSjoholm]

I want to join next year. How do I join? I understand I can just show up, but I want to join in an organised way. Web should show up in thousands. Who will tag along?

[@bencheevers6693]

That sign was fantastic, *"If Christians came from Jews why are there still Jews?"* I've never heard that before but it so perfectly encapsulates everything frustrating about talking to these smoothbrains

[@theshadedofinnsmouth6243]

These days, Bless adds a d4 to your d20 rolls, not a +5. That would be super awesome, though.

[@simongiles9749]

And in the old days, it was +1.

[@whatabouttheearth]

"Aron how did you not melt?" "I had a hat" 😄 a true Texan!

[@kenniclown3103]

Where did you find that map of ancient flood myths?

[@Kevin_Williamson]

31:05 -- "witchcraft" isn't a single religion. Among the many sects or traditions within Wicca or neopaganism, they each follow quite different pantheons and creeds. He may be thinking of something along the lines of Dianic paganism, which leans to goddesses and the female aspects. But it's wholly inaccurate to say that "witchcraft" has a supreme female deity, period. In fact, many forms of neopaganism ascribe equal roles, with both male and female aspects or gods, involved in the act of creation. This aside from restorationist movements which worship gods like Odin or Perun (alongside female goddesses). 32:15 -- God may be male in the Bible, but the Divine Wisdom -- and later the Holy Spirit -- are female in Hebrew, Arabic, and Syriac.. P.S. The Council of Nicaea never addressed the Biblical canon. Just sayin'

[@whatabouttheearth]

Uh, the founding goddess of the Irish people Dannu (Dana)? And many Greco Roman cults and others were Henotheist. "Henotheism (from Greek ἑνός θεοῦ (henos theou) 'of one god') is the worship of a single, overarching godwhile not denying the existence or possible existence of other lower deities." As in how the ancient hebrews went from polytheist to henotheist to monotheist. Pagan started as a derogatory word for people other than Romans (like how Jews say Gentile), and it meant 'Country dweller" (so..."hick")...and when the Roman Empire adopted Christianity which is monotheist, "pagan" was still used but it tranfered to mean any polytheist. And in modern times we have retained this Christian Roman meaning to refer to polytheists.

[@LokeyLiesmyth]

Everything is my fault today That’s because you were homeschooled, homeschooled kid. 😂 I choked on my beer. You guys almost killed me tonight!

[@Hazel-Cross]

as a homeschooler, i do my best to disassociate myself from those who were homeschooled for the sole purpose of being sheltered from the world

[@debifreeman9628]

Although I am a Christian, I would protest the ark, because I feel that it is a shameful waste of money. (Not their money, either--but money from donations and taxpayers...) I personally think that money could have been put to better use. Mr Ham could have given $1 million each to 100 programs that feed the hungry, give medicine for poor sick children, help homeless veterans.....the list of needs is endless! And I think that would be doing the work of God.

[@jaewaitwhat4412]

this was a really good episode

[@SadisticSenpai61]

29:28 That reminds me of when I got some multiplication wrong and my friend said to blame it on getting a public school education. I countered with, "I learned my times tables at a Christian school." For the record, I was behind in every subject except English when I transferred to public school. The only reason I wasn't behind in English was because I spent all my spare time reading. When I was about 8, I was taught that when we get to heaven we'll know everything so there won't be any need to read books or watch movies in heaven because we'll already know all of that. I was horrified by that - I was determined to enjoy as many books as possible before the Rapture (which I believed could come at any time) cuz I didn't want the books spoiled. I remember praying that the Rapture wouldn't happen until I'd finished the book I was reading at the time. My brother didn't share my love of reading and he was behind in every subject when he transferred to public school. He also had ADHD and couldn't sit still in class. Mom arranged for the teacher to allow him to sit at the back of the class so he could get up and expel a little of his energy without disturbing anyone else. She still insists ADHD is nonsense and it's just kids being energetic.

[@bdf2718]

Yeah, learning your times tables at a Christian school will really screw you up. It's that trinity thing that does it. Three is one and one is three. Or is that the musketeers? Or maybe it's lubricant.

[@LisaForTruth]

Hey, Paul! I was getting lag with the premier, so I'm watchin now :)

[@Heroltz998]

I don't have exact statistics on hand, but I'm fairly certain that in a "10 most abitious anime crossovers"-list Paulogia videos have about seven entries.

[@Paulogia]

Let's get some studies going!

[@Heroltz998]

@@PaulogiaI think we should hire AiG to do the study. They seem like a reputable bunch who always do their due dilligance when investigating serious topics.

[@judashegarty6229]

The way i see it, if your open to the public, you have to serve the public. These bakeries can become private membership clubs if they only want specific clients.

[@jwsanders1214]

Try as you might, you can't change history, but you can change your future. Trust Jesus

[@chrisjacksonuk]

the plague in Ohio....i laughed so hard !....top show guys.

[@peejay4606]

Have a magically enchanted day. 😆

[@jerryhotep1810]

Seriously, you guys are awesome!

[@alexsch2514]

Cartoon Aron Ra looks like he could be an awesome Disney villain

[@edwardlupin7917]

That's because he looks like Governor Ratcliffe. Lol

[@sarahk8053]

So does real Aron honestly.

[@JohnG925]

Or a young gandalf

[@autobotstarscream765]

@@edwardlupin7917 And Shen Yu. :1

[@Man2quilla]

Y'all is a great word and plenty of people say "all y'all" as well as other contractions like "y'all're," y'all's," and "y'all'll"

[@MrJimbissle]

I say 'Ham-splaining' works better. Starts with Ham, ends with splaining, how could you improve on that for describing it?

[@dougp7523]

Thank you, thank you ! This was a joy to enjoy.

[@jahipalmer8782]

BTW, they are cutting the Pensions for us teachers here in KY. So... I guess you can see what the priorities are.

[@2ahdcat]

Ham an AiGs again? Good! I was hungry :)

[@KRAMPUS_420]

Not all of us here in southern Ohio are bible thumping lunatics. All ya'll is ya'll +3. lol

[@orionred2489]

Cheers from a former scioto county hillbilly!

[@KRAMPUS_420]

@@orionred2489 scioto here as well

[@StoryGordon]

How many of the 1.3 million known and estimated 8.7 million species were on the Ark? Does anybody have a copy of the cargo manifest?

[@GodofFire2000]

Aron is a real friend. Only a true friend would do what he did at the beginning then admit he did the same thing

[@bodan1196]

The flowers/leafs does not look like a hummingbird, they look exactly like the Ethsa from Betelgeuse V. Why wouldn't they leave a "Kilroy was here"-tag when they visited. Wouldn't you? ;-)

[@kollchris91]

this has to be the best episode ive seen this far

[@omarosemoon1005]

wonderful video, thank you!

[@SadisticSenpai61]

My roommate is from Appleton, WI. I've listened to him and his parents discuss how riverfront property in Appleton may be nice most of the year, but it'll be hell in lakefly season. From what I understand, lakeflies kinda swarm the entire area - even away from the river. But down by the river? It's ridiculously thick.

[@TPickle430]

Never mind the fact that he is using an atheist Mac though huh?

[@whatabouttheearth]

That partially eaten apple! 😄

[@mesplin3]

"He hurt my feelings. I'm going to smite him." - God

[@MrGoku-ig7hi]

I really love you guys, but NERDS!

[@theprimevegan5410]

And I moved out of Lexington 5 days before the protest.

[@dentonstalesofthevikingage8945]

The Ark, given its measurements in the Bible, could not even have gone to sea, it was too big, it was made of wood and at least 200 feet longer than the largest wooden ship ever built, which itself was unseaworthy due to the warping of wood, leaked, and eventually sank. Apart from that, having one tiny window and filled with pooping animals, either everything on board would have died from poisoning by the build-up of fumes, highly explosive fumes, or the ship would have exploded when somebody went below with an oil lamp!

[@akl561]

I would have watched this but I was scared away by eleventy-gillion flowers shaped like birds.