Nope, I said it was pagan, and showed you where it originated before your man invented his version.
My God Alan confirms this, and as it is the word of god, you cannot deny or argue.
Alan is a giant chicken, who lays giant eggs, and I imagine would make one hell of a meal (peas be upon him). He gave them to Maureen, the rabbit, who scattered them around the universe, hence the stars and planets. Something still celebrated at Easter.
Proof of this is Earth, which gets its name from Oeuf. As further proof, there is the phrase an ouef is an ouef.
Allan is in the process of scratching out his gospels in a book he'll call the Quackran , but he's having difficulty holding his pen. He's tried whispering his story to ghost writers, but they've made a right mess of it. The last one legged it, when it became obvious he was twisting Allan's gospels for his own ends, plus his literacy skills were far worse. He left in the dead of night, talking Allan's flying horse with him.
So, there you have it, undeniable evidence from god, that you carry out pagan traditions.
Allan is great.
Ahh yes the last Bastian of one who has lost an argument, mockery
Please show me where you have shown the pagan origins of SAI
That is all
