Ann Coulter is a godless bitch. Everyone knows it. Every sound that issues from her foul pipes
scours the ears and sears the minds of any who hear her. Her eyes shoot heat beams. She radiates a cold so pure and clean and
terrible that light bends around her and water turns to ice at her touch.
But we didn’t know she was immortal. Sort of.
Today you’re going to find out that, hey, turns out she
totally is, when, while digging through the basement of some church in Italy,
you find a charred skeleton. Since the
first thing anyone does after finding a charred skeleton is check its dental
records, you’ll compare them to the global tooth database’s records and they’ll
test as a match for Ann Coulter.
Since Coulter is currently alive, if not necessarily well,
this will raise a number of questions.
You’ll start by asking the elderly priest in charge of the church about
the bones. He’ll tell you they come from
an ancient hellbeast that once ravaged the Italian countryside, until it was
deceived into entering the basement of this church and then sealed there
beneath the earth, where it was forced to eke its way out slowly, day by day,
until it emerged clothed in flesh with vengeance powering its heart as it
walked the earth, seeking to undo all of God’s works. The hellbeast was, of course, a blonde woman,
skeletal in aspect, who might’ve been beautiful if her life was fueled by
something other than raw, unmitigated hatred.
She killed thousands, burned churches and, according to some tales, was
responsible for some of the nastier plague outbreaks of the Dark Age.
He’ll explain that in order to be killed, the hellbeast must
be confined deep beneath a holy site, a
place of sanctified earth, that she has resurrected herself each time, slowly
but surely, and only through the vigilance of man can her touch be survived,
contained and eradicated. He’ll explain
that it will return time and time again, taking the same form each time, that
this form will destroy the world, if permitted to do so.
You’ll listen, nodding, slowly becoming more sympathetic to
Ann Coulter. Maybe it’s not her fault
after all. But as you consider it in
more and more detail, you’ll realize that it’s beyond your control. Wincing, you’ll decide to start a Kickstarter
to fund a project to trap Ann Coulter in a giant reliquary made from a holy
site.
Congratulations on Finding the Bones of the First Ann
Coulter!
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