Translators
note: A literal translation of a manuscript found in a bottle
buried in the mud of the ancient banks of the River Red. This
document is believed to be from shortly before the great warming,
4400 years ago. This find is of great significance as most of the
literature from this era of the chemical man which was stored on
charged disks has been lost due to the magnetic storms which
accompanied the great reversing of the earth's magnetic field circa
2073 CE. It hints at a return to polytheistic views, which became
prevalent as the chemical age came to a mortiferous halt.
Oh
venerable Lord Musum, may you confirm your royal position by taking
your seat in the ziggurat, on the lofty rostrum on the muddy banks of
the River Red! May you strengthen the foundations of your throne by
grasping the remote control of your lordship! May you bring to
perfect completion the princely divine powers by inspiring awe in the
holy place, the pure place! When you surf on the wide screens in the
holy royal rostrum, may you lift your head high in a lordly manner!
When
you are imbued with the terrifying splendour of royalty, Lord Musum
shining like the sun, when you perfectly wield the august divine
powers, the great divine powers, may you be cloaked as if with a
mantle in the great awesomeness of royalty! When you come forth in
brilliance like the shining day, may the Governance of Canada
determine a great destiny for you! When you appear like a drone over
the Land, may the great prince, the Pied Piper Harper pray on your
behalf in his overflowing heart!
May
your headdress sparkle over the land like Black Gold, oh Lord Musum!
May your remote correctly guide the numerous people! May the Supreme
Court of Canada let you control the living beings! With your remote
control may you lead Winterpeg of Manitou as if you were their mother
and father! May the widespread people, the people whom you have
united, pray to you as you shine like the Bart of Heaven! May you be
the god of the foreign lands that are settled together!
Oh
venerable Lord Musum, may you manifest yourself in the jurisprudence
set before your alter, the Three Inalienable Rights chiseled in rock
by John the Locke, our father of enlightenment, in the vast and empty
void before the ethernet:
- Everyone is entitled to live once they are created.
- Everyone is entitled to do anything they want to so long as it doesn't conflict with the first right.
- Everyone is entitled to own all they create or gain through gift or trade so long as it doesn't conflict with the first two rights.
May
your fingers frolic in delight at the dazzle their rendering
unheralds on your majestic screens as your patrons are befuddled with
the simplicity bestowed on their day to day goings-on.
When
you come forth like an gushing oil well, joy overwhelming your
rapturous proselytes, and their gaze is fixed as if on their own
parents, when you feed them lavishly, may their sentience sweeten
your acrimony! When you generously give them drink, may they
frenziedly please you with lewd song and dance, the nāru and the
zammeru! May the pizzazzanly-headed people in the mosquito ridden
quagmire inundating the mouth of the River Red cool themselves in
your shade! May your shepherd ship, guided by your visceral remote,
deliver the stranded multitudes in the yearly overflowing River Red
from their rooftops to partake in the lascivious appeasements on your
behalf.
May Lord Musum be praised! May your royal ziggurat be forever stable! May you surf in ecstasy! May you be honoured unceasingly! May you shine with the luminance of Black Gold! Oh Lord Musum, my king!
May Lord Musum be praised! May your royal ziggurat be forever stable! May you surf in ecstasy! May you be honoured unceasingly! May you shine with the luminance of Black Gold! Oh Lord Musum, my king!
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