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Showing posts with label biblical reenactments. Show all posts
Showing posts with label biblical reenactments. Show all posts

Monday, July 22, 2013

The Story of Leviticus

Because I haven’t been blasphemous in awhile.

This is Leviticus.

And this is his hot wife, Mrs Leviticus.
Nobody tell me their names weren't really Leviticus. I don't want to hear your nonsense.
They had a pretty normal marriage...



Except for the fact that God spoke to Leviticus and gave him a bunch of rules, which Leviticus had the duty to share. He absolutely was not making them up as he went along.




Despite Leviticus' constant rule-making, Mrs. Leviticus was a pretty good wife. 

Note: I don't know what crabcakes look like.







In case you're not getting this, Leviticus was a bit of a dick.




God always made rules at the most convenient times for Levi.





Mrs. Leviticus was no fool, and was getting pretty tired of his shenanigans.





So Mrs. Leviticus’ brother, Samuel, visited. They didn’t have a guest room because every time Mrs. Leviticus asked Leviticus to work on it, he said he didn’t have time because he needed to rest on the Sabbath. So they only had one bedroom, and one big bed.





That was the last straw for Mrs. Leviticus.


God is a cloud, remember?
And Leviticus never made up another bullshit rule from God again.



Those *WHO trim their beards, damnit

The End!

[Note: It took me a million hours to make this giant post and I’m pretty proud of it, so I’m not posting anything new on Wednesday. Also, it’s ok for me to say all this because I’m technically catholic. I’m pretty sure this is what they taught me in CCD. Or not, I don’t know. I was usually drunk.]

Monday, December 24, 2012

The Nativity Story


Merry Christmas, everyone! Time to tell you all another Bible story - the birth of Jesus, Mayor-Gia-style.

There once was a lady named Mary:

She was super pregnant:

She had a husband named Joseph. He was not the father.






Around the time Mary was due, they had to travel to Bethlehem for a census.

A short while later…

Joseph knocked on the door.










The innkeeper, out of fear for his life, told them they could “go around back, where the animals are.”




Mary then gave birth among the animals. People try to make it sound all sweet and magical, but it was actually bloody and disgusting and painful, like most childbirths. Mary screamed a lot.

 But afterwards, they were happy.




A few days (or weeks or months, I have no idea) later, three wise man came bearing gifts.





And then they all sat around the baby Jesus and wrote Christmas songs.


Merry Christmas, Everyone!