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Pastor Opens Fire in Lingerie
Section of Local Wal-Mart Following in the Footsteps of Christ
Brother Hardwick quickly rezipped his trousers, cursed
the cold air, pretended to ignore Pastor's remarks, then
made his way to the store with Deacon Fred. Before
they got inside, Brother Hardwick reported that Pastor told
him that every single person that ever bought a red colored
car, no matter what make or model, was a Satan-satisfying,
demon-possessed idiot who was headed straight to hell. When
they entered the store, instead of going to the gun section,
Pastor made a beeline for the children's toy department. "By the time I caught up with him," said
Brother Hardwick, "he had destroyed two complete rows
of children's toys. I just saw him at the end of the aisle,
stomping on some Veggie Tales vibrating cucumbers and
yelling out something about Satan and naked little children
when I caught up with him." The store manager, Horace Wilkins (who is a Tin-Level
member of the Landover Baptist Church) reported that Pastor
was screaming at the top of his lungs as he tore toys off
the walls and ripped the heads off stuffed animals. "He
was screaming about vaginas, penises, the Devil, George
W. Bush, America, and children, and some things I
couldn't even make out and others that I would never
repeat," said Mr. Wilkins. "It was a sight to
behold! The first thing that came to my mind was that Pastor
Deacon Fred was so full of the Holy Ghost that the Spirit of
God has taken complete possession of his body and sent him
into a sin finding frenzy. Well,
actually, the first thing that went through my head was that
all that crap was insured." Stepping over broken toys, Brother Hardwick eventually
guided Pastor to the gun section. "All Hell broke loose
about three minutes later," said Brother Hardwick.
"Brother Taylor, the gun clerk, gave Pastor several
clips and loaded up a 357 snub-nosed Pistol. I turned my
head for a second and Pastor was gone. It wasn't until I
heard gunshots in the lingerie section that I yelled out,
'Holy Yenta, Mother of Moses!'" By the time Brother Hardwick made his way to the lingerie department, Pastor Deacon Fred had already shot up nearly $8,000 worth of merchandise. Pastor was about to set fire to the feminine hygiene aisle when Brother Hardwick finally caught up with him. "I grabbed him as tightly as I could and told him, 'restrain yourself in the Lord, Pastor! Their time will come.' I said, 'We've got to get you back to church!'" "I took Pastor's keys and helped him with his safety
belt when we got back into the car," said Brother
Hardwick, "but as we were driving down the highway, he
got his window rolled down and was yelling at other drivers
and violently pitching Chick tracks from the glove
compartment out onto the highway.
He winged a woman waiting for the light on Corn
Avenue with an "Are Mary Worshipers Sucking on Your
Child's Pee-Pee?" tract.
He may have taken her eye out, but I was driving too
fast to tell for sure." Brother Hardwick was so distraught that he took Pastor to
the Landover Baptist Hospital where they did a blood test
and discovered that his blood alcohol content was nearly
.34. Pastor was ordered to stay at the hospital overnight
and was released the following morning to preach. He had no
recollection of the incident, but church officials are
investigating foul play. "Mary-worshipping
Catholics are always trying to get at us," said
Brother Hardwick. "My guess is that one of those
Catholic waitresses at the Des Moines Denny's got something
into Pastor's orange juice that Saturday morning. When we
get to the bottom of it, there will be hell to pay." Wal-Mart claimed that $93,000 of merchandise, fluorescent
light fixtures, floor tiles, display racks and employee
uniforms had been destroyed by Pastor during his
eight-minute outburst. The entire tithe from the Sunday
morning service had been set aside to pay for these repairs.
Once $378,450 in tithes was collected, however,
cooler heads prevailed.
Mrs. Betty
Bowers remarked, "I think someone is exaggerating
rather wildly. Surely,
if one decimated their entire stock, from car tarps to
frocks, if indeed there is a difference, no one could do
$9,000 of damage at a Wal-Mart, much less $93,000!"
Mrs. Bowers then scooped out approximately $900 in
cash and declared: "As God is my witness, this is
rather a lot of money for those people.
Let's consider this unsavory matter now closed.
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