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imaginesThis is what happens when I write during church. It stands on its own, but I say "part one" anyway, because by the time I was through writing it, I was already thinking of what would happen should Crowley meet Cain, Abraham, Noah, Jezebel, etc. etc. good God but there are a lot of people in the Bible. And Crowley-in-my-head wants to screw with them all. We'll see whether I get around to letting him.
The Bible According to Crowley, Part 1: The Beginning
Good Omens, Crowley gen (at least until Aziraphale shows up)
In which Crowley gives God constructive criticism.
Part 1: The Beginning
In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth and all the angels.
And an angel opened his big mouth and said, "Lord, that was not thy best idea ever."
And God ignored the angel and created light.
And the angel looked upon the earth and said, "My goodness. That is something of an ugly lump. No offence."
And God took great offence indeed, put His fingers in His ears, and blanketed the earth in a protective atmosphere.
And the angel examined the future and saw that one day a hole would be torn in the atmosphere by the earth's inhabitants. And he said nothing, for he was not one to thwart wiles.
And God secretly agreed that the earth was rather an ugly lump, and He brought forth green things to cover the soil.
And the angel said, "That's the first bright thing thou hast done all week," and clapped God on His back.
And God barely kept Himself from smiting the angel, for His anger management classes had taught Him to think first, smite later. And He set lights in the sky around the earth, gigantic and glittering balls of—
"Gas," said the angel. And he snickered behind his hands.
And God forgave him, for he had only existed for a few days and could not yet be expected to be mature. And God placed upon the earth creatures of all shapes and sizes.
And the angel looked at the birds in the air, and the fish in the sea, and the beasts on the land, and the platypi that made him wonder if God was smoking something, and the Loch Ness monster. And his eyes widened, and he asked God, "Who's going to clean up after them all?"
And God said, "I'm one step ahead of thee." And He created a mirror to see what He looked like, and He molded dirt and water into two of his many images and breathed Life into them. And He set them upon the earth to do all the dirty work.
And the angel saw that it was very good. And he asked God to send him down there too.
And God, against His better judgement, did just as the angel asked.
The Bible According to Crowley, Part 1: The Beginning
Good Omens, Crowley gen (at least until Aziraphale shows up)
In which Crowley gives God constructive criticism.
In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth and all the angels.
And an angel opened his big mouth and said, "Lord, that was not thy best idea ever."
And God ignored the angel and created light.
And the angel looked upon the earth and said, "My goodness. That is something of an ugly lump. No offence."
And God took great offence indeed, put His fingers in His ears, and blanketed the earth in a protective atmosphere.
And the angel examined the future and saw that one day a hole would be torn in the atmosphere by the earth's inhabitants. And he said nothing, for he was not one to thwart wiles.
And God secretly agreed that the earth was rather an ugly lump, and He brought forth green things to cover the soil.
And the angel said, "That's the first bright thing thou hast done all week," and clapped God on His back.
And God barely kept Himself from smiting the angel, for His anger management classes had taught Him to think first, smite later. And He set lights in the sky around the earth, gigantic and glittering balls of—
"Gas," said the angel. And he snickered behind his hands.
And God forgave him, for he had only existed for a few days and could not yet be expected to be mature. And God placed upon the earth creatures of all shapes and sizes.
And the angel looked at the birds in the air, and the fish in the sea, and the beasts on the land, and the platypi that made him wonder if God was smoking something, and the Loch Ness monster. And his eyes widened, and he asked God, "Who's going to clean up after them all?"
And God said, "I'm one step ahead of thee." And He created a mirror to see what He looked like, and He molded dirt and water into two of his many images and breathed Life into them. And He set them upon the earth to do all the dirty work.
And the angel saw that it was very good. And he asked God to send him down there too.
And God, against His better judgement, did just as the angel asked.
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Date: 2007-09-09 08:54 pm (UTC)My picture sources are escaping me right now...I think the Bana pic was a screencapture from "Munich" and the Bettany picture was from a magazine photoshoot. When I was making the manip, the purpose wasn't so much a cap from the film, but more like a promotional Vanity Fair spread or something. :)
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Date: 2007-09-09 08:06 pm (UTC)Moar!
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Date: 2007-09-09 08:15 pm (UTC)Shall try for more. ...after psych studying, because I have an exam and exam > Crowley even though I don't like it. :(
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Date: 2007-09-09 08:53 pm (UTC)*snerk* Reminds me of Douglas Adams. "In the beginning, the universe was created. This made a lot of people angry, and has been widely regarded as a bad idea."
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Date: 2007-09-09 09:25 pm (UTC)Love. <3
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Date: 2007-09-09 11:20 pm (UTC)I love tactless condenscending soontobesmitten Crowley. (Wasn't he Crawley at the time?)
I loved your expertly hilariously canonical phrasing. Gas. *smirk*
Thank you kindly, this brightened up my night... and allow me also to demand MOAR.
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Date: 2007-09-09 11:35 pm (UTC)I think he was Crawley, yeah. But I am silly and don't like that name. Er. *bad GO fan, bad!*
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Date: 2007-09-10 08:47 pm (UTC)Perfect. Perfectperfectperfect. Must make sure
And I don't like Crawley either. And avoid calling him that if at all physically possible. :|
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Date: 2007-09-10 09:16 pm (UTC)AHA! I'm not the only one. XD;
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Date: 2007-09-10 09:18 pm (UTC)Not at all. Crawley = no.
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Date: 2007-09-12 11:16 pm (UTC)I'll try to come up with more to say next time. I'm just happy you're writing GO-fic. And I rather like your characterisation of God. :)
Crawly doesn't like Crawly, so there can't be anything wrong with disliking the name!
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Date: 2007-09-13 03:30 am (UTC)That's my rationalization. 8D
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Date: 2007-09-13 01:02 am (UTC)Weirdly enough I am just rereading Good Omens. Good job, miss. :0 So prolific! So popular!
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Date: 2007-09-13 03:32 am (UTC)FINALLY YOU ARE READING IT!! OMG. IS IT NOT BRILLIANT? :DDDDD Let me know when you finish, so I can squee at you and rec you things.
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Date: 2007-10-05 08:31 am (UTC)*wanders off to read part 2*
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