
Technically, on clovers, the fourth leaf is a mutation. Since when is that looked upon favorably by society? If I had a third ear, I’d probably hear better, but would it be worth it just to make out the otherwise inaudible whispers of “freak.” When my cousin was born with two thumbs on each hand (true story), the doctors didn’t waste too much time surgically removing the extra digits. Looking back, this decision is actually peculiar considering that the only things that set us apart from many species are opposable thumbs. Maybe evolution was starting to afford humans with a second set to maintain their dominance before the orangutans revolt. Amputating my cousin might have removed eir superpowers for all we know.
Next time I see a four-leaf clover, I’m not going to pick it. Perhaps if I show it mercy, it’ll bestow legitimate luck on me for sparing its life. Plus, maybe the combined extra oxygen creating power of the fourth leaves worldwide are enough to offset a Hummer’s emissions for the day. Moreover, it’s possible that the fourth leaf is a sign of evolution; rather than annihilating them, if we let them flourish, they might go on to have five leaves, six leaves, seven leaves, with that seventh leaf being an herbal cure for cancer. Or, you know, you could be selfish and enable cancer.
In my opinion, four-leaf clovers are the best green mutants since Ninja Turtles.
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1 comment:
actually that is not a true story. she only had 1 extra thumb. get it right!
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