The Life and Times of Jesus “Tap Dancing” Christ
Posted by AngryHuman | Posted in Biographies | Posted on 05-04-2009
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Jesus “Tap Dancing” Christ was born on the planet Xarquon XG IV, in the Andromeda Galaxy, 6000 standard Earth years ago. His father was addicted to “Qanthar,” a substance which acts much like Xanax on Earth, but way, way better. Like 100 times better. It makes heroin seem like a turkey sandwich in comparison. That’s how awesome Qanthar is. But anyway, Jesus “Tap Dancing” Christ’s father would beat him repeatedly. His father was not a nice man.
So Jesus said “Forgnal Shiv Greva Krin,” which translates roughly to “Fuck this shit” in English, and he decided to leave the galaxy. He had no adventures on his way to planet Earth, because most of the Universe is empty and devoid of life.

The Godfather of Modern Tap Dancing
At long last, after 4000 years of traveling, he reached planet Earth. The citizens of Earth at first welcomed Jesus with open arms, because he had the technology to heal the blind, and cure the sick and whatnot, but he started stepping all over the Jews’ beliefs, which ended badly, as the picture below shows:

Actual photo of Jesus' Crucifixion.
Jesus was placed into a tomb, where he lay dead for three days. After the third day, Jesus rose from the tomb, and hung out with everyone on Earth for like 40 days or something. That’s when he had what is thought of by the artistic community as “the most amazing, super-awesome idea ever!” His hypothesis was this: If one were to fashion some sandals, but attach something to the bottom of the sandals that makes a super awesome clicking noise, then one could enhance normal dancing by accompanying oneself acoustically! Everyone was like “Oh my God! Jesus, you’re super smart!”
So Jesus made his noisy sandals, and demonstrated them before an awe-struck crowd. “Ooooh!” cried out one member of the audience. “Ahhhh!” cried another. Everyone was like, super-amazed. “What should we call this newfangled dance thing?” screamed an audience member. Jesus stopped, and a hush fell over the crowd. “Tap Dancing.” Two words. Two words that went down in history, that is.
To this day, Jesus is still not credited as the original inventor of Tap Dancing, but to those of us in the know, he will always remain Jesus “Tap Dancing” Christ.

