Hola Everybody,
Seems like the rapture is upon us proving that conservatives were right all along. Now, don’t you feel like an idiot for not purchasing this RaptureSurvival Backpack© ($149.95 plus shipping & handling)? Ha!
Seems like the rapture is upon us proving that conservatives were right all along. Now, don’t you feel like an idiot for not purchasing this RaptureSurvival Backpack© ($149.95 plus shipping & handling)? Ha!
Jesus is Gonna Kick yo Ass
Quick! Look busy -- Jesus is
coming.
Every once in a while
(in the U.S. that means every day) a religious nut predicts the end times are
upon us. Google “rapture” if you want the details. If you’re too lazy, I’ll
explain …
Pretend you’re a big
time Hollywood executive and I tried to pitch you the following story:
“Okay, let me start
with some context. It’s the 21st century, but millions of people
still believe in this invisible Super Ghost who lives somewhere way, way up in
the sky somewhere. You see, he created everything, sees everything, knows
everything, and knows everything that had ever happened or will happen. Think: a
huge security camera in the sky.
The people who
believe in him think of him as a magic helper who protects, punishes, and
watches over them. It’s a take on the Santa Claus thingee: He sees you when
you’re sleeping, He knows when you’re awake (and engaged in revolutionary
activities), and so on.
Yet even though this
ghost has, like, all the superpowers of all the superheroes rolled into one,
he’s in actuality very insecure. He demands that you follow and pay tribute to him
or else you get an eternity burning in a non-stop, super-duper fire, boiling in
lava-like shit and being constantly stabbed by devils with pitchforks. Oh yeah!
I almost forgot, two thousand years ago he sent his only son (which he
conceived by fucking a married virgin) to earth in order to redeem humanity
from their wickedness by getting him nailed to a cross (that whole Gospel
According to Mel Gibson treatment).
Now, bear with me
because this is where the story gets interesting: after two thousand years of
watching humanity slaughter itself, getting really fucked up, and having wild
orgies, and basically just slacking off, The Son plans to return to earth from
outer space. But before he does, he’s going to beam up to Heaven all those people
who have continued to have faith in him. Yup, levitate them right out of their
clothes, wherever they are -- on an airplane, asleep, having sex, on the
toilet, and (get this!) from the freaking grave! That’s right, corpses and
cadavers blasting out of the ground! Think: Saw meets Night of the
Living Dead, with some touches of Superman and Terminator thrown in.
Meanwhile, the people
left behind are freaking out. I mean, imagine you’re on an airplane to Puerto
Rico and suddenly the pilot fuckin’ disappears! Flies right by your window!
Dang!
Then you look and you
see hundreds of naked people whooshing by (of course, we’ll make them up to be gorgeous-size
zero-big-breasted-no ass-having-blonde-white-babes and maybe throw in an old
dude just for laughs). And then the plane just nose dives, crashes smack into
the side of a mountain. Families are broken up and companies have to close
because, like, the entire sales department just flew through the AC vents out
the window!
Meanwhile, the people
left behind are in a mass panic and MSNBC-CNN-FOX is blaming it on the Muslims
and the liberals. The president is pissed because he thinks it’s some secret
pentagon weapon he wasn’t informed about. Cut to a religious secretary as she
tells him, ‘Mr. President, it’s the Rapture.’ Since he’s secretly a Nigerian
postcolonial Socialist Islamofascist, he’s never heard of the Rapture. The
secret service sweeps him away to an undisclosed location where they fill him
in on the details.
And this is just the
first seven minutes! In the rest of the movie, the people left behind are going
to suffer a seven-year nightmare of wars, plagues, attacks from supernatural
creatures, asteroid collisions, and rivers of blood… ”
Would you buy a pitch
like that? Well, considering the really inferior crap that gets produced these
days, maybe a studio would produce such a story. Wait… you mean they made that
movie?! Damn! LOL
Seriously, if I
insisted that I actually believed the story to be true, most of you would have
probably called security and have me kicked to the curb or shot by the cops,
right? Right? Right?
As many as a hundred
million Americans admit that they believe in this story, which is known as the
Rapture, a scene lifted out of the last book of the Bible. Yeah, that part, the crazy, hallucinogenic
part. The part with the Apocalypse and its Four Horsemen, the Whore of Babylon,
a seven-headed dragon, and crap that looks straight out of a badly crafted
segment of Lord of the Rings.
It’s hey-Zeus (!) on
steroids come back to kick some major Muslim (and Jewish, Atheist, and Wiccan,
and… etc.) ass!
If you’re a Christian
and never heard of the Rapture, then shame on you, you didn’t read the Bible
all the way through to the end. In any case, this book isn’t for believers of
the rapture. It’s for you, Heathen! Unbeliever! Doubter! Satanist! Secular
Humanist Socialist liberal! If you're curious about what 100 million people
find so compelling about the Rapture, then this book will do the trick. If, on
the other hand, you’re the kind of person who values reason rather than myth,
then this book will literally make you laugh your ass off.
Quick! Look Busy!
My name is Eddie and
I’m in recovery from civilization…
No comments:
Post a Comment
What say you?