Tetragrammaton

The big question is this was my theory about belief in God.

Proof of God would lie in jokes, not quality of jokes or anything, but we all know there are one-liners.

We're for the nightclub acts, and we know what's written for the television shows and the sitcoms and the dialogue and on that.

But then there are those jokes that are long jokes, and some of them are quite funny and quite brilliant.

But they take, you know, a long story.

A guy walks in here, and then he comes back two weeks later,

and now the guru is doing this, and he goes out,

and then finally the punchline is very funny.

And you think, who writes those jokes?

They seem to appear on earth, but there's no percentage in writing them.

They can't be used for anything.

They can't use them in films, on television, on radio, and nightclubs.

They're jokes, and they're good jokes.

But there's no reason for any human being to create them.

I know of no comedy writer.

I know so many comedic that ever wrote a joke like that

or took time to write an actual story joke. It wasn't, you know, a crack, a remark,

a one-liner, or banter. And yet brilliant, funny jokes appear all the time on the earth.

So where do they come from? Now, I'm an atheist, so I don't really believe,

but one could make a case that it's God's way of telling us that he's up there, and he's

spending a lot of time doing these jokes and sending them down

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