Zombie Christ is a greedy bastard

Look. I think it’s perfectly legitimate, if you’re resurrected, to adopt a new (re)birthday on the date you became one of the undead. But if you’re going to do so, as far as I’m concerned, you forfeit your original birthday.

So what’ll it be, Jesus? Christmas, or Easter? You can’t have both. I know you’re just in it for the extra presents (everyone knows that people with birthdays near Christmas get stiffed), but fucking shit — whether you came back from the dead or not in the first place (and you didn’t, because that’s impossible — but supposing you might have), you’re dead as a doornail now. Considering this, you probably don’t merit even one birthday party a year.

I really don’t think that it’s fair that your worm-eaten ass gets to inconvenience those of us that choose not to form deep personal relationships with corpses (seriously, people, that’s pretty morbid) by closing down everything but IHOP multiple times per year. All I got to do today was sit around and stew about my ruined weekend plans.

Could you bastards at least arrange to hold your borrowed pagan fertility festival on the same day each year? For those of use who aren’t Christians (or at least, for me), it’s pretty easy to lose track of the precise date, on account of it holds absolutely no meaning whatsoever.

6 thoughts on “Zombie Christ is a greedy bastard

  1. That would have been MUCH more convenient. Instead, I have to be at work at 8am tomorrow for a meeting. Woop woop woop.

  2. That would have been MUCH more convenient. Instead, I have to be at work at 8am tomorrow for a meeting. Woop woop woop.

  3. As far as I know, Easter is based on the lunar cycle, being x weeks after the first full moon of the year or something (as if we needed any more convincing that it was totally based on a pagan celebration anyway).

  4. As far as I know, Easter is based on the lunar cycle, being x weeks after the first full moon of the year or something (as if we needed any more convincing that it was totally based on a pagan celebration anyway).

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