Date: Tue, 25 Aug 1998 09:17:07 -0700 (PDT)
From: laura jacquez valentine
Subject: NEW: Flood, Fire, and Frippery (TOS, K/S, PG-13, 1/1)
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Author: Laura Jacquez Valentine
Title: Flood, Fire, and Frippery
Series: TOS
Rating: PG-13
Codes: K/S
Summary: God vents wrath at homosexuals. Wink wink, nudge nudge.
Disclaimer: Oh baby, Paramount/Viacom owns Star Trek's ass and all
associated parts.
Post to ASCEM (not really appropriate for BLTS, but can go there if
Anne wants it to), archive ASC/ASCEM only.
Also, this is a bit of silliness. I'm not trying to make fun of
anyone's religion or God; I just got inspired. For the record, I'm
well-and-truly Discordian, and this story is part of my religious
practice, so view it that way if it makes you easier about it. Death
to Greyface.
---
Dr. McCoy stormed down the corridor to Kirk's quarters. "GodDAMMIT!"
he exclaimed when he saw Kirk's privacy lock engaged, and promptly
overrode it (a blatant misuse of his medical codes, but he felt it was
quite justified, considering the circumstances).
Kirk, his pants around his knees, was quite startled, and would have
jumped into the air and grabbed his ankles if he hadn't been embedded
up to the hilt in the first officer.
McCoy would have stifled a snicker, but the situation was too dire.
"Jim--Spock--there's a *flood* in engineering. And a fire in the mess
hall. And the stars outside the observation deck have rearranged
themselves to spell out a *message*."
"A message from whom, Doctor?" asked Spock, as he reached behind
himself to fasten Kirk's trousers.
"God, apparently, unless you know someone *else* who signs himself
'Jehovah, Lord of All'."
"Is the fire contained?" Kirk asked, being of a less curious and more
pragmatic mind than his boyfriend.
"Yes."
"And the flood?"
"Yes--but you have to see the message, Jim. It's terribly important."
The three officers headed up to the observation deck to see the
message written in the stars.
"Dear Jim and Spock," it read, "I thought I was clear on the subject
of buggery. Do stop, or I shall loose my wrath upon you. The flood &
fire are a warning--next time I swear out a warrant for your arrest.
Love, Jehovah, Lord of All."
"Fuck-a-doodle-doo," said Kirk. "I suppose this means we have to stop
the nookie."
Spock looked pensive. "What if we engage in non-penatrative nookie?
I believe that does not technically qualify as 'buggery'."
The stars rearranged themselves. "Fat chance, you cum-guzzling road
whore. Love, Jehovah."
"I think He's not getting any," said Kirk, who appeared to have his
dander up. "It's been over 2000 years, after all."
"That's not a nice way to talk about an all-powerful being. Love,
Jehovah," replied the stars.
"Look, I'd throw my daughters to you if I had any daughters, OK? I
mean, in a universe filled with life, you can't get laid at all? Give
me a break."
"I don't like your tone. Love, Jehovah."
Kirk was suddenly wearing a very nice Vera Wang wedding gown. Spock
eyed him appreciatively, and found himself in a tiny black leather
G-string and thigh-high boots. "Fascinating," he said.
"If *I* can get laid, *you* can get laid," said Kirk, who was nothing
if not persistant. "Hell, McCoy gets laid. Spock gets laid. Even
Chekov gets laid. Don't tell me you can't."
"Sigh," said the stars. "I just can't find a woman up to my high
standards. Love, Jehovah."
"So *create* one. You're the *Creator*, aren't you?"
"I hadn't thought of that," the stars admitted. "It's worth a shot.
I suppose you can go back to your buggery now. Love, Jehovah."
And the last message slowly dissolved into the speckled blackness of
space.
"Captain," said Spock, "how do you propose we get back to our quarters
dressed this way?"
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The End.
==
laura jacquez valentine -+- http://www.andrew.cmu.edu/~jacquez
"I had no idea you were such a cad. I'm impressed."
"Yes, Julian is gay. This seems to bother some people; they need to grow up."
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