The Gods ARE Crazy (12 ratings) by Fictitious Fred
Page 3 of 3 He shook his head. "Of course not, doesn’t Alberich realize
that they are ingenious. It is just as well. Now that I have Valhalla all to
myself, I need to find a way to get the ring from that pesky Ned Turpentine. I
know," he said aloud to himself, "I will use the Tarnhelm, again." The Tarnhelm
was a device made by the gods that could transform anyone into any conceivable
object known to man (and god.) It looked like a bike helmet, but it worked
well.
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Back at the Busy Bookworm Bookstore…
Just as Ned sat down, and started to ponder how he was going
to rule the world, Alberich started through the door again. This time, however,
he was wearing a bike helmet.
"Hello," said Alberich. "I just got finished talking to some
of my other god-friends, and we decided to take back the ring and just say,
’What the heck, it’s our responsibility.’ So will you please be so kind as to
give me back the ring?"
"Whew," said Ned, "that takes a big burden off my shoulders."
"Or my finger, whichever the case may be," he added humorously. He gave
Alberich the ring back. As soon as he did, Alberich rushed out the door. "Bye,"
said Ned sheepishly.
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Back in Valhalla…
"Now that I have the ring," said Odin deviously, "I will RULE
THE WORLD!" As he said this, Thor who had gotten drunk the night before
Valhalla was sold and had been sleeping under a table ever since, woke up. He
had an immensely painful hangover, and didn’t want to be bothered. When he saw
Odin with the ring, he became very upset. Thor took his hammer and threw it
directly at Odin. In a big, bright explosion of light and sound, Valhalla
burned down. Now that Odin did not exist, the gods took up residence in Beverly
Hills and enjoyed themselves greatly. But because, Thor, the god of rain and
thunder, didn’t exist, there was a worldwide drought.
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Because the gods ARE crazy, everybody lived unhappily ever after.
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