Exodus

This scene is old. It's only been around for a few hours and its already dying. I bounce. Let's check what's going on over here. They've usually got quality content. Fuck. They haven't updated. How about that site? Haven't been there in a while. Ugh, that's right it's gone to shit. That's why I haven't bothered. Goddammit I really don't want to go to bed. There has to be something worthwhile out there.

I've been wandering for so long. They say it's because I've been worshiping false idols. I have, but it's more complicated relationship than simple cause and effect. The false idols are an integral aspect of the wandering. That's an idea. I could worship some false idols now. Afterall it's supple breasts and giant cocks that have made our nation great. Quite frankly it's getting a little boring, but still one's biological needs need to be met, even if doing so can sometimes be a chore. And one needs to remember what makes one's nation great. That's just patriotism.

Some would say that the restlessness indicates that I should give up my false idols, and join them in the promised land. Not just the lovely naked people, but all of the numerous idols. Fuck them. I've worshiped their idol too, and it isn't any more real than the others. Everything is a false idol, unworthy of our worship. But worship we do, because that's what we do. We've all been wandering the desert for forty years, and I don't think any of us will make it out alive.

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This post is an installment in a continuing series of content coordinated by theme or motif with posts from Enoch Allred of http://chiltingham.blogspot.com/>Chiltingham, John Allred of http://cloltown.blogspot.com/>clol Town, Jon Fairbanks of http://thirdmango.blogspot.com/>Funkadelic Freestylings of Another Sort, Eli Z. McCormick of http://modern-revelation.blogspot.com/>Modern Revelation!, John D. Moore of http://www.whatnotstudios.com/>Whatnot Studios, Joseph Schlegel of http://josephschlegel.blogspot.com/>Sour Mayonnaise, and William C. Stewart of http://volkerthefiddler.blogspot.com/>Chide, Chode, Chidden. This week's theme: 'Exodus'.