Since we all just kind of forgot where we left off, the Great, Sacred, and Infallable Pineapple decided to blabaroni on about all the irritating people and their wives.
So a bunch of angels were bored one day, so one of them said, “Dude, I wonder about that new kid. What’s his name, Issac?”
“Dude, totally,” another angel said. “So, why did Sara have a kid when she was ninety, especially since her husband’s a real lady’s man these days? That’s creepy.”
The other angels agreed and vowed to do something about it.
So then some ugly hillbilly showed up and was all, “Gimme your angels so I can turn them straight.”
The angels were female. Don’t let anyone tell you differently.
Only see, this guy whose house was being invaded had a thing for these angels, so he said, “I’ve been hiding my two daughters in my closet for their whole lives, and so take them instead.”
The ugly hillbilly said, “What, they’re not lesbians, are they?”
And the man said, “NO, PERVERT!”
And then the two girls came out of the closet, no pun intended, and they teamed up with the angels to beat the shit out of both guys for being sexist jerks.
And then the Pineapple brought the two daughters and the angels to Hawaiistan, and sat on the city to get rid of it, and then He ate a mountain because he couldn’t see over it.
So then Abraham thought that the Pineapple wanted him to give his only son. Then the Pineapple said, “This is really stupid, so he made Abraham spend a month with Carson from Queer Eye for the Straight guy to take away his stupidity.
And then the Pineapple ordered a pizza and shared it with a chicken.
So one day, the Pineapple realized that there were still people being trapped in Egypt, so he dragged Moses down there.
And then Kat’s French teacher said, “Oh my God, this is so weird.”
And so Moses said to everyone, “Let’s get out of here!”
So they grabbed shoulders and started a conga line out of Egypt. “Come on, shake yo body, gotta do da conga, something something any longer,” someone sang.
And then Moses saw a tree and talked to it. The tree said, “How would you like it if someone ate a piece of you.”
And then the tree realized that it was supposed to be in the Wizard of Oz, so a different tree showed up and said, “There are seven octillion, seven hundred seventy seven septillion, seven hundred seventy seven sextillion, seven hundred seventy seven quintillion, seven hundred seventy seven quadrillion, seven hundred seventy seven trillion, seven hundred seventy seven million, seven hundred seventy seven thousand, seven hundred seventy two and seven hundredth commandments. Since you’re such a nice guy, I’ll tell you number fifty quadrillion sixty eight.”
Moses was confused. “Why can’t you tell me number one?”
“Picky, picky, picky,” the tree said. “How come everyone wants number one? Back in my day, fifty quadrillion sixty eight was a perfectly respectable number. Do you want to know the commandment or not?”
Moses nodded.
“Thou shall not wear pants that are so tight that they change the way you walk, especially when you’re over five hundred pounds,” the tree said.
Moses bowed. “Thank you so much for these words of wisdom.”
And then he left.
And the Pineapple was all, “Yay, now that I helped these lazy straight people get out of Egypt, now I can hold it over their heads for the rest of their lives.”
Leviticus coming soon! |