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Interview with God – Part 3

 

(…Continued from last week…)

 

RD:  Again, point taken.  But can I just get this straight?  Are you saying that whether we have a hell experience or a heaven experience has nothing whatsoever to do with how we conduct ourselves during our lives?

 

GOD:  Yeah, pretty funny huh?

 

RD:  Could you at least explain why that is?

 

GOD:  Do you know how hard it would be to judge every little aspect of every single person’s life?  I’d just be making arbitrary decisions anyway, and besides, I really just don’t care that much about you people.

 

RD:  That seems kind of callous.

 

GOD:  Yeah well, it sucks to be you.

 

RD:  Apparently.  Maybe we should just move along to the next subject.

 

GOD:  Sure.  By the way, I feel I should tell you that I find it extremely insulting that you’ve put your comments in bold, while mine are all in regular font.  I really feel it should be the other way around.  I am God after all.

 

RD:  Sorry, but it says right in the contract you signed that I get to be in bold and you don’t. 

 

GOD:  Remind me to fire my lawyer.

 

RD:  You have a lawyer?

 

GOD:  Well, he’s kind of a lawyer-slash-angel of death.

 

RD:  Wow.  How long do you have to go to school for that?

 

GOD:  Well, it takes four years of undergraduate work, three years of law school, and a few days of on the job training with Jack Kervorkian.

 

RD:  Ouch.

 

GOD:  Actually, it’s supposed to be quite peaceful.

 

RD:  No, I meant…never mind.  Let me ask you this though.  What form do you take? Are you just infinite blob of intelligence, or do you have a physical form?

 

GOD:  Actually, I take human form and visit the earth all the time.  I’m in North America at least once a week, and most you have probably seen me on TV.

 

RD:  Really?  Are you a religious or political leader of some kind?

 

GOD:  No, actually, I’m Roger Ebert.

 

RD:  Somehow, that makes perfect sense.  And yet I’m also a little surprised that you didn’t pick somebody with a little more…I don’t know…clout.

 

GOD:  Like who?

 

RD:  Well, what about the president of the United States of America?

 

GOD:  Are you kidding?  We’re talking about a society that spends more time reading movie reviews before it goes to see a movie than it does learning about politicians before they vote for them, assuming they vote at all.  No, the sad fact of the matter is that I can reach a hell of a lot more people as Roger Ebert than I could as George W. Bush.  And besides, I really like movies.

 

RD:  Fair enough.  So what kinds of movies would you say are your favourites?

 

GOD:  I tend to like movies that examine the human condition, and that take on tough issues and really make you think about them.

 

RD:  Like what?

 

GOD:  Have you ever seen Show Girls?

 

RD:  Show Girls?  That movie was fucking horrible!

 

GOD:  True, but it also had lots of hot, naked chicks.

 

RD:  I see your point.  You know I can’t believe they don’t have a category for that on Oscar Night.

 

GOD:  I’m working on it.

 

RD:  Outstanding.  So, speaking of awards, it says here in your press kit that you just recently won an award for best Supreme Being in a leading role involving the creation of the universe.

 

GOD:  Actually, it was just a participation badge.  The panel didn’t think it was fair to give me an award per se, given that there wasn’t really any competition.  

 

RD:  Still, that has to be insulting.

 

GOD:  Normally, yes, that would be insulting, but in this particular case I have to admit that I did pretty much half-ass my way through the last few billion years or so.  And besides, it’ll look good on my mantle next to me Clio Award.

 

RD:  You have a Clio Award?

 

GOD:  Not yet, but I’m hoping for one.  My popularity isn’t exactly at an all time high these days, and it’s largely because I’m having a hard time connecting with today’s youth.  I’m hoping to come up with a fresh, hip ad campaign to draw in the MTV generation.

 

RD:  It’s not worth it.  Trust me.

 

GOD:  Yeah, you’re probably right.  They’d probably just confuse having faith in a higher power with being stoned, or being on anti-depressants, or snacking endlessly on products made with Olestra.

 

RD:  You said it.  Well, it looks like it’s just about time to wrap this interview up.  Do you have any message for atheists?

 

GOD:  What would be the point?

 

RD:  Right.  Well, thanks for your time.

 

GOD:  No problem, I have an infinite amount of it.

 

Past Interviews
5/11/2004 Interview with the Most Paranoid Guy I Could Find on Short Notice
11/14/2003 Interview with a Door-to-Door Encyclopaedia Salesman
11/27/2003 Interview with the Aliens who Just Abducted Me
3/4/2004 Interview with a 911 Operator
1/7/2004 Interview with the Guy Who Works at the Clothing Store at Which I Had Hoped to Use the Washroom
1/23/2004 Interview with a Guy Who Wants to Market a Line of Shoes Made From Various Kinds of Cheeses
2/5/2004 Interview with a Cannibal
2/20/2004 Interview with a Squeegee Guy
2/24/2004 Interview With a Series of Ransom Notes that the Kidnappers Sent to the Wrong Address
3/12/2004 Interview with a Professional Protestor
3/22/2004 Interview with the Cops that Had My House Surrounded
4/9/2004 Interview with a Guy Fighting for the Right to Own Low-Yield Nuclear Weapons
4/29/2004 Interview with My Physician
7/22/2004 Phone Interview with a Customer Service Guy from the Cable Company
3/22/2004 Interview with a Guy I Ran into on the Street that I Hadn’t Seen Since High School (they guy, not the street)
8/12/2004 Interview With a Guy Who Claims To Be a Peaceful Protestor, But Who Isn’t The Same Guy as the Guy in the Other Interview With a Protestor
9/27/2004 Interview with a Guy Who's Trying to Sell Me on a New Long Distance Plan
10/19/2004 Interview with Presidential Hopeful John Kerry
2/8/2005 Interview with God – Part 1
2/8/2005 Interview with God – Part 2
2/8/2005 Interview with God – Part 3


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