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Yes, to Hell with this world. Why, I ask, will the omnipotent Gaia not allow me to enter the Art Arena?! The Most Holy Gaia must know that Kigai must gain entrance, as Kigai thrives on artwork! Well .. That being said,

I am often asked why, if am not Christian, I must adorn myself with
a cross. Fine, thou repulsive intestine-dwelling republicans. I'll tell you.
.. A cross is a pretty trinket, a sweet ornament with no meaning and no tale to tell. "What!?" (This shall be exclaimed by an outraged Christian.) "Jesus died, bled on the cross!" I shall smile. "I know," Kigai will admit. "Perhaps he did. But many thousands of other fools and beggars did just the same." Mayhap the Christain will grow angry here, as the non-believer's disrespectful sentence will have suggested much, indeed. Does this avowal suggest that the Christ Himself was naught but a beggar and a fool? .. Perhaps. Does the bitter Kigai believe that Jesus was a clever street performer who has received undue recognition from thousands of people for thousands of years? Yes. To me, wearing a cross as a symbol of God's suffering is as ridiculous as wearing a golden electric chair, a silver syringe, or a golden shotgun as a symbol of Bob's suffering. Thousands of sordid and filty men died on the cross, as it was a form of public execution. Christ died no distinguishing death. None can know, perhaps another man declared that he died for our sins. I hereby assume that the myriad crosses on pale, milky, virgin throats the world over represent every unfortunate criminal that was ever nailed to a wooden cross, by Roman hands or otherwise. What an amusing thought. When Kigai wears her silver-plated cross, she sees it as a meaningless ornament. The cross has long been desecrated. It is, was, and always will be naught but a cheap scrap of metal routinely manufactured for a mindless, beslubbering public.


Thank you.