>>8125535
Fuck, I remember two guys argued about that ten years ago at a party, and it was witty as shit and really fun, I remember the fact of that conversation but not the content
But I promise it was worth a grin

The golden arches of McDonald's.

>>8125543
that sounds like an anecdote that should have been written during. for shame, anon. you should have written it all down. for shame.

>>8125550
Ayn Rand queefed.

>>8125543
Can you recreate it for us?

>>8125559
I've got to write it down--they've wiped out an entire race--and I've got to write it down but I'm still getting educated, but I've got to write it down and it won't be forgotten cause I'll never say anything nice again, how can I...

>>8125535
turtles all the way down

>>8125574
I was fifteen, I'm surprised that I even remembered the occasion. I think the conclusion was "the sky didn't need holding until they created a workplace for it", but I remember it being much funnier.

>>8125535
Your argument implies that the sky has been up eternally.

Provide proof for this. Otherwise it's not unreasonable to hypothesize that Atlas raised the sky up once, and has held it up since.

>>8125625
Heaven and Earth were separate beings from (close to) the very beginning, bro. Who else would've birthed the Titans.