Space Vixen Trek Episode 13: The Final Falafel

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Cover of the book Space Vixen Trek Episode 13: The Final Falafel by Rainbow Albrecht, Rainbow Albrecht
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Author: Rainbow Albrecht ISBN: 9781310287114
Publisher: Rainbow Albrecht Publication: April 1, 2015
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: Rainbow Albrecht
ISBN: 9781310287114
Publisher: Rainbow Albrecht
Publication: April 1, 2015
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

Two best friends travel to Jerusalem. Religious bickering and romantic rivalry heat things up early on. Then their goofy classmate, traveling with a Christian tour group, goes off the rails and declares himself to be the Second Coming. Then things get much weirder than that on this highly irreverent and politically incorrect adventure. Finally, when evil aliens hell-bent on galactic domination start behaving unpleasantly, the fragile regional peace is in grave danger.

Will the friends end up broke and stranded abroad? Will the "Messiah" get the tour group following him, or will he get himself lynched? Can nuclear war be averted?

*** The missionaries came by

"After a few more rounds, they showed me how to do the secret handshakes from the Mormon Temple. They even showed off their magic underwear."

"Ain't that a hoot! So what happened after that?"

"Well, as we finished my stash, Elder Berry announced that he had a crush on his companion. Elder Bush said he doesn't swing that way, but Elder Johnson offered him a BJ once, so he should be DTF. Elder Berry was delighted to find out, and wondered how his gaydar didn't ping Elder Johnson from the beginning."

*** The nerd discovers his Jewish roots

"Look on the bright side. Now that you're Jewish, you have a chance with Mila Kunis and Natalie Portman."

Karl snapped out of his guilt fit. "Awesome!" He smiled broadly.

"And Roseanne Barr too."

*** His jock friend becomes a Muslim fundamentalist

"The problem with the Christians is they don't realize that Issa, peace be upon him, was a prophet and no more. But y'all got the worst part of the bargain there. Muhammad, peace be upon him, said the Jews were like a donkey carryin' a load of priceless books but didn't have no use for 'em."

Karl glanced at him crossly. "I wouldn't be making statements like that too loudly if I were you."

"You suppose someone might rat me out to that there Anti-Defecation League or somethin'?"

"So, are you a Shi'ite, or are you just being the same thing with two fewer vowels? If so, maybe you'd better visit the Ayatoilet."

*** Their classmate is off his meds

"All this hoopla about the two thousand year old dead Jew on a stick!" exclaimed Ludwig. That got him some shocked stares.

"He wasn't one of us!" insisted Karl. "That's like saying Martin Luther was a good Catholic all along."

"So what was he then? Not that I really give a toss."

"Jesus was Italian!"

"Like Julius Caesar, the original JC?" Ludwig smirked.

"Yes indeed. Jesus was as Italian as fettuccini Alfredo. It says so in one of our ancient writings, the Toledoth Yeshu. That's sort of like the Gospel According to Lenny Bruce."

The pudgy kid quipped, "So maybe Communion wafers should have a slice of pepperoni and some mozzarella sprinkles on top?"

*** What's gotten into him?

"I don't blame anyone for not believing my history. If I had not experienced what I have, I would not have believed it myself. Would that I could tell who I am! Would that I could tell what I know! But I would be called a blasphemer, and they would take my life."

"You sound like some kind of a prophet!" the girl said reverently, gazing at him dreamily with wide eyes. He reached out and touched her soft, delicate hand with his sweaty paw.

Jethro said, "Uh oh, that's the Doggy Dinner Bowl Look."

"This has got to stop," replied Karl. "What if he breeds?"

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Two best friends travel to Jerusalem. Religious bickering and romantic rivalry heat things up early on. Then their goofy classmate, traveling with a Christian tour group, goes off the rails and declares himself to be the Second Coming. Then things get much weirder than that on this highly irreverent and politically incorrect adventure. Finally, when evil aliens hell-bent on galactic domination start behaving unpleasantly, the fragile regional peace is in grave danger.

Will the friends end up broke and stranded abroad? Will the "Messiah" get the tour group following him, or will he get himself lynched? Can nuclear war be averted?

*** The missionaries came by

"After a few more rounds, they showed me how to do the secret handshakes from the Mormon Temple. They even showed off their magic underwear."

"Ain't that a hoot! So what happened after that?"

"Well, as we finished my stash, Elder Berry announced that he had a crush on his companion. Elder Bush said he doesn't swing that way, but Elder Johnson offered him a BJ once, so he should be DTF. Elder Berry was delighted to find out, and wondered how his gaydar didn't ping Elder Johnson from the beginning."

*** The nerd discovers his Jewish roots

"Look on the bright side. Now that you're Jewish, you have a chance with Mila Kunis and Natalie Portman."

Karl snapped out of his guilt fit. "Awesome!" He smiled broadly.

"And Roseanne Barr too."

*** His jock friend becomes a Muslim fundamentalist

"The problem with the Christians is they don't realize that Issa, peace be upon him, was a prophet and no more. But y'all got the worst part of the bargain there. Muhammad, peace be upon him, said the Jews were like a donkey carryin' a load of priceless books but didn't have no use for 'em."

Karl glanced at him crossly. "I wouldn't be making statements like that too loudly if I were you."

"You suppose someone might rat me out to that there Anti-Defecation League or somethin'?"

"So, are you a Shi'ite, or are you just being the same thing with two fewer vowels? If so, maybe you'd better visit the Ayatoilet."

*** Their classmate is off his meds

"All this hoopla about the two thousand year old dead Jew on a stick!" exclaimed Ludwig. That got him some shocked stares.

"He wasn't one of us!" insisted Karl. "That's like saying Martin Luther was a good Catholic all along."

"So what was he then? Not that I really give a toss."

"Jesus was Italian!"

"Like Julius Caesar, the original JC?" Ludwig smirked.

"Yes indeed. Jesus was as Italian as fettuccini Alfredo. It says so in one of our ancient writings, the Toledoth Yeshu. That's sort of like the Gospel According to Lenny Bruce."

The pudgy kid quipped, "So maybe Communion wafers should have a slice of pepperoni and some mozzarella sprinkles on top?"

*** What's gotten into him?

"I don't blame anyone for not believing my history. If I had not experienced what I have, I would not have believed it myself. Would that I could tell who I am! Would that I could tell what I know! But I would be called a blasphemer, and they would take my life."

"You sound like some kind of a prophet!" the girl said reverently, gazing at him dreamily with wide eyes. He reached out and touched her soft, delicate hand with his sweaty paw.

Jethro said, "Uh oh, that's the Doggy Dinner Bowl Look."

"This has got to stop," replied Karl. "What if he breeds?"

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