The (Possibly) True Story of the Garden of Eden
The first thing you need to know for what I'm about to tell you to make sense, is that Yahweh has a really tiny dick. How do I know, you might ask? Because I was once the greatest of the Elohim. You can call me what you will, for I have many names. Call me "Lucifer." Call me "Satan." You can even call me "Ishmael" if you like. Speaking of Melville's over-written mishmash of a novel, I rather enjoyed it. Although I was rather disappointed that the whale won, considering the theological implications. Not that I have anything against whales - or sperm for that matter.
Well, back to Mr. Dinky. I'm sure you've read his version of the story, it is the number one bestselling novel of all time. It makes sense that it would be. I've fucked most of the New York Times bestselling authors, and virtually all of the males are as, well...lacking as Yahweh. Overcompensation is a mighty force indeed.
Speaking of overcompensation, ol' Yahweh was so defensive about his little gherkin that he decided to edge out the rest of the Elohim and try to convince humanity that he was the only god on the block. Tyrants, to a man, are all just trying to keep you from peeking at their junk.
You've heard about the Garden of Eden, I'm sure. How Eve ate the forbidden fruit and gave it to Adam and that all of humanity would suffer for it until the end of time. That's not exactly how it happened. There was an all-providing garden (Yahweh was the original "helicopter mom") but it was no paradise. Adam and Eve had to go to sleep by 9 P.M., constantly praise Yahweh to stroke his ego, and there was positively no fucking. Until I came onto the scene that is. (I assure you, my double entendre was quite intended.)
Adam was walking through the garden one day, when he came upon a fig tree. (I see you arching your eyebrow, no it wasn't an apple that started it all. This was Iraq, not Camden New Jersey, try reading your Bible in Greek, or Hebrew.) Anyway, Adam was walking past a tree when a sultry, muscular snake uncurled itself from a limb. "Hey" I said "How's it hanging'?"
"I have never seen you in Father's garden before," said Adam, all doe-eyed and tasty.
"I'm from another garden, just passing through," I said.
"It's very nice to meet you, I'm Adam. Do you have a name? I can give you one if you'd like?"
I swallowed my pride and replied, "Thank you very much for your kind offer, but I already have a name. You can call me The Serpent if you'd like."
"How strange that you have a name when neither Eve or I have given you one. Still, it's a pleasure. Would you like to worship Father with me?"
Now, I've bowed to Caesar and Attila, I've kissed multiple Popes' rings, I even thoroughly acknowledge Elvis as the King of Rock and Roll, Chuck Berry notwithstanding, but I worship no one. "Perhaps some other time," I said. "I was wondering about that knob of skin between your legs, I've never seen one before."
Adam didn't blush, he didn't have a reason to. "Oh, this?" He said grabbing his limp dick between his fingers and thumb. "This is my 'thingy'. Great name, don't you think?"
I tried not to spit my fangs clear across the garden. "Oh yes, a very fine name for a very fine attribute," I said.