If I were Adam, I would have given Eve a cooler name like McRib.
It has come to my attention that Adam named Eve, not God. Please forgive my lack of knowledge about the Bible as I prefer to read non-fiction.
@Alice
Well of course Adam didn't name God, God already had a name.
@Alice it really doesn’t affect the joke
@Alice Who the heck wrote the bible anyway? Jesus?
@Alice and encourage cannibalism on top of all the violence already?

@Alice Since Eve was a woman, it should be NíRib, not McRib.

Or to be more accurate, NíEasna.

@Alice IIRC it was Adam who named Eve, not God.
@Mutedog You do know the Bible is a work of fiction, right?
@Alice what does that have to do with anything? It was Gollum who threw the ring into mount Doom, not Frodo.
@Mutedog Ah yes, happy to turn this around to discussing the REAL bible.

@Mutedog

In The Lord of the Rings, Frodo fails to destroy the One Ring, claiming it for himself at the Crack of Doom. Gollum attacks him, bites off his finger, and in his celebration, trips and falls into the lava, destroying himself and the Ring.

https://www.reddit.com/r/tolkienfans/comments/1rl9eu5/did_frodo_truly_fail_at_mount_doom_or_was_the/

i never knew!

@Alice sorry to reuse this, but...

@Alice

If I were God, I would have given him a less-generic name: In Hebrew אָדָם means "man" - as in human.

@Alice

I used to think that my life was a tragedy, but now I realize, it's a fucking comedy.

@amiserabilist @Alice

“I never thought these letters were true…”

@glasspusher

i have just re-seen this after 684 days and finally got it.

The phrase "I never thought these letters were true..." is a classic, formulaic opening line, often used in adult magazines, particularly Penthouse, to introduce letters detailing scandalous, unbelievable sexual encounters.

@Alice

@Alice maybe iRib since she likes apples?
@Alice It’s Adam and McRib, not Adam and Steve McRib.