Kinky sex.
Freaky sex.
Positively copious amounts of sex.
And as you can see, most of the sex is being had by Zeus. If you're Freudian, you can of course see the phallus inherent in Zeus' symbol, the bolt of lightning: a thing of potence, a sign of kingship, and tool of aggression. So when I say that Zeus had a thing for smiting people with lightning....
... nudge nudge, wink wink...
... well, you get the idea.
One of Zeus' many, many children was Eris, goddess of Discord. Interestingly enough, she wasn't a bastard, instead being one of the five legitimate children Zeus had with his wife, Hera. Of further interest is that Eris' thematic opposite -- Harmonia, goddess of Concord -- has far muddier origins. Harmonia's father is questionable; some say Ares, some say Hephaestus -- but her mother, Aphrodite, was Zeus' granddaughter. For those having trouble, let me lay it all out:
ErisOrder's pedigree begins to look a wee bit suspect, wouldn't you say?Chaos Legitimate Daughter of Olympus' ruler
HarmoniaOrder Questionable Legitimacy Daughter of Olympus' biggest tramp, who is herself a bastard
So, bona fides having been firmly established, I'm going to quote wholecloth for you the story of The Original Snub, as originally laid forth in the seminal Principia Discordia:
It seems that Zeus was preparing a wedding banquet for Peleus and Thetis and did not want to invite Eris because of Her reputation as a trouble maker.And so we suffer because of the Original Snub. And so a Discordian is to partake of No Hot Dog Buns.
Verily! Now, with this story fresh in your minds, look once again at yesterday's picture.
Verily I say again! This is an honest-to-goddess, no fooling, Erisian Artifact.
"Great," I hear you all thinking -- and I can hear you thinking other things too, and for those thoughts you should be very, very ashamed -- "I get the dealie-o with the apple, but what does this have to do with yesterday's post? And what, for blogfodder's sake, does this have to do with Joss Whedon?"
Tomorrow, dear children. I want to blow your minds gently.
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