The Gospel According to Oozing Mohammed
Run: #853, September 2, 2002
Hare: Basket
Location: North Smithfield
Scribe: Oozing
Weather: 70s, Raining
Present: The Slasher Dr. W.H.O., Basket Boom Boom, W.I.P.O.S., Oozing Syphilitic Dicktaphone,
Trail Hoover, Bondo Jovi, Async, Shine On, Fat One, Async, Crème Whora Mr. Rogers
In the beginning…
God was alone. Not
having a beer to drink or anything like that, he was bored out of his gourd, so
he created the universe. In it he made stars and planets in spinning solar
systems, that were pretty neat and fun to look at, but still didn’t give him the
satisfaction of a good beer. So then God made the earth with lots of H2O,
and put life therein, including the blessed yeast to make beer.
Bondo wasn’t around yet, so he didn’t have a good
recipe to work with, but he knew that water was only part of the picture. So he
pushed aside the seas and created the firmament, on which to plant barley. The
barley grew and grew, but was soon taken over by weeds, and God would have none
of that. He made animals, of all kinds to eat the wild weeds, and then made a
buddy to drink the beer with, and called him Adam. And God was happy.
Adam was running
through the fields of barley, naked and alone, because God didn’t want him to
see God just yet. He knew that might scare him, and a beer would settle things
nicely, but he had plenty of time for that later. Adam was cutting down the
barley and cooking it up with the water and yeast, and then he grabbed some
funny smelling things off a vine. He called those hops, because it seemed to
grow on long vines that hopped from tree to tree. Adam threw some of these into
his vat of water and yeast and barley, and when he let it sit for a couple days,
it tasted really good. And Adam was happy.
Now God saw Adam
drinking all this beer, and still wasn’t ready to show himself until Adam
perfected the recipe, so he decided to give Adam someone to clean up after, and
bring him his dinner. God reached into Adam, while he was asleep,
grabbed a rib, covered it with shiggy, and called it Eve. She was extremely
smart. She could balance a beer glass on her head, and do all kinds of fun
stuff, without spilling a drop. Pretty soon, Adam got so busy with Eve that God
was alone again, and he didn’t like it very much, but Adam was ecstatic.
Still, having so
much time on his hands, God didn’t rush in to fix things just yet. He sat back
and watched as the population grew and grew. Soon there were men and women
everywhere. They covered the planet, and drank a lot of beer, but didn’t do much
else. Then, finally, God began to get angry. So he looked out over the land to
find some just men. Men that could run and drink beer at the same time, and he
found one, in the northwest corner of Burrillville, Rhode Island. And he was
called Basket Boom Boom of RIH3.
God's Plan to Save Us…
Basket Boom Boom found grace in the eyes of the
Lord. Basket was a just man and perfect in his
generations, and Basket ran with beer and God loved
him for that. The earth was corrupt before God, and it was filled with violence
and sloth. God rewards people who run with beer and are good, but punishes those
that are fat and lazy.
Have you ever done
something bad? When your parents found out about it, what happened? I don’t know
about you, but I used to get spanked. Have you ever been spanked? Did your
parents spank you because they didn’t love you anymore? No, they love you very
much, but they wanted you to remember to do the right thing next time. They had
to deal with your behavior so you would change it. (Oozing
lesson one, Basket loves to be spanked)
When God looked at the world that He had made, he became sad about how bad
things had become. He had to deal with the world’s sin. He loved
Basket and he had a plan to save us all, everyone.
The Big Tadoo
God’s plan to save Basket was to have him build an
ark. God knew how to build it and what to use to build it. He gave
Basket very detailed plans about how to build it.
What if Basket had decided he would just build it
the way that suited him? What if he had said, "Lord, I’ll build this boat with
bricks. It will be the strongest boat ever!" The boat would surely need to be
strong, but the bricks would not be light enough to float in water. The boat
would sink. Can’t you hear God saying, "No, Basket,
go for wood!" (Gopher wood) Ha, ha! (Oozing joke)
God always knows what to do, and he will tell us. So we should pray to know what
God wants us to do. If we pray we won’t make mistakes and sin. God told
Basket to prepare a place for all the animals. How
many animals of each kind did Basket bring? Yes, two pairs of every kind, male
and female, but mostly sheep and goats and cows. God wanted to have them for the
New World that would come after the flood. He had Basket
bring plenty of food for them also. God always provides for us. Even now He has
prepared a place for all people who love Jesus and will come to get us one day,
just as He came for the animals and Basket. (Oozing
lesson 2, don’t forget the females)
Too much shiggy…
God’s plan was for Basket to construct a large
vessel that would hold all the different kinds of animals. About 75,000 animals
would need to go on the ark. Could it hold that many animals? Could
Basket build such a boat? God gave
Basket a head start. He told
Basket when he was 480 years old that in another 120 years the judgment
would come. When Noah was 500 years old he began to have children: three sons.
Then the Basket & Sons Ark Supply Company began its
task to build the ark. No one had ever seen much rain before. The earth had a
mist, daily dew that would come, but that was it. They laughed at
Basket and his boat. Sometimes people may laugh at
Christians and Moslems for doing the right thing, but what is important is that
Basket obeyed God. We should obey God also, no
matter what other people think.
God told Basket exactly how to build the ark: it
was about 450 feet long, 75 feet wide, and 45 feet tall. It would have three
decks, and a window for air. It only had one door. Through that door, all who
entered would be saved. All who stayed behind would die. It only had one
bathroom, which made things pretty messy downstairs, so most everyone, including
the animals tried to get up by the window.
The ark’s size made it six times longer than it was wide. This made it very
stable in the water. If a large wave tried to turn it over, it would right
itself. It would tend to position itself to face the waves. Even winds, blowing
three times stronger than a hurricane, would not turn the ark over, but did make
the smell a little better. The ark did not have a rudder to steer it. It only
had to float.
God was the pilot,
not Basket, because Basket
was still drinking lots of beer and visiting the sheep. Do you have
trouble giving the steering wheel to God? Pretend you are in the ark, with
nothing to grab hold of except God. The ark had room for 750 railroad cars of
cargo. It could have easily held 180,000 sheep, and you wouldn’t get much sleep.
There was room for all the animals, and hay and corn to feed them. Most of the
animals would nap and hibernate during the rocky ride. But how did Noah get all
the animals on board? God supernaturally directed the animals to come to the
ark, and promised them sex and beer. He brought them in to save them from the
flood. (Oozing lesson 3, sheep are good)
The Perfect Storm…
So Basket built the ark, then his family went in the
ark seven days before the flood when he was 600 years old. God brought in the
animals and the Lord shut him in. The flood was the second worst disaster ever
recorded in history. The Bondo Jovi AGM trail still
holds the record for worst disaster ever. The entire earth was covered with
water and there were no survivors except those on the ark. The fountains of the
great deep were broken up, and the windows of heaven were opened.
Basket and the animals were surely frightened, but
extremely happy with lots of beer and Vaseline. Great earthquakes hurled ash
high in the air and it rained, as it never has. Even the waters under the earth
came out of the ground. The water rose to a height that covered the mountains.
The waters rose and the ark floated for 150 days, or five months.
Even when it came to rest on the top of the Johnston Landfill, it was not safe
for Basket to leave the ark. Basket obeyed God and
stayed in the ark until 375 days after the rain began, and just before the beer
ran out The Ark slipped down the side of the Landfill and finally stopped at
Pacheco Park in North Smithfield.
When they finally
went out of the Ark, Basket took the flour and laid
trail. The sodden ground sucked up the flour and Baskets shoes like Eve did
Adam, but Basket kept on. When
Basket finally made it back to Pacheco Park, the
Fat One, Async,
Crème Whora Mr. Rogers and Shine On had already
left the Ark and started out looking for the new beer.
Oozing, Friar and Summers Eve Seven Year Bitch
were confused from the smell, as they were in the bottom of the Ark, and they
waited for Basket to return. Finally, they all went
out and followed the trail Basket had lain that
day. And the trail was good.
The pack made their
way through the ball field and forest, stopping once or twice to find true
trail, as the cunning Basket tested their faith.
Then they came to the Slatersville Reservoir Upper Falls, and saw the early pack
drinking the new beer on the opposite bank. They all swam across and enjoyed the
Beer Basket Brought. And it was good.
Now when they
finished the beer, they gave Basket a 10-minute
head start, and proceeded to catch him, for he knew where the rest of the beer
was hid. As they ran through the sand and gravel yard, a toothless guard stopped
Basket and asked him if he knew where he was.
Basket told him about the Ark and the beer and
especially the sheep, and the guard got all glassy-eyed and
Basket slipped away, just as the pack was getting
really really close.
The Big Finish…
They ran down Tiff Road and just as they got close to catching
Basket, he ran up a driveway and asked a homeowner if he could bring his
friend along the lake trail. The homeowner was with God and he knew of
Basket’s final trek, so he let him go. The pack
chased Basket back to Pacheco Park, where everyone
was wet and dry, because of the rain and no more beer. So
Basket took everyone back to his house for food and beer. And it was good.
Let's be ready when Basket sets trail again. Don't miss the boat!
On On,
Oozing Syph