Tennuttgess is a god.
He takes the form of a very small, boastful
centaur.
Tennuttgess created the planet Earth eight thousand years ago.
If you believe in
Tennuttgess, he will celebrate by creating some nebulas.
If you do not believe in
Tennuttgess, he will curse you and those you beget for fifty two trillion years.
Tennuttgess' most sacred site is Xtul in Mexico.
Tennuttgess' Holy Commandments1. Do not listen to heathen tongues.
2. Do not consume rice at dawn.
3. Your children must be taught to worship Tennuttgess.
4. Never fashion tools from wood.
5. Do not fashion sacred items from bone.
Jadrothad is a god.
He takes the form of a very thin, effective
jaguar.
Jadrothad created a charm quark two quadrillion years ago.
If you believe in
Jadrothad, he will grant you five wishes.
If you do not believe in
Jadrothad, he will turn you into a giant snail.
Jadrothad's most sacred site is Borolong in Botswana.
Jadrothad's Holy Commandments1. Never eat green fruit.
2. Never record signs.
3. Never think about dark matter near whales while wearing violet trousers and balancing six titanium spheres on your hands.
4. Always pray immersed in water.
5. Do not drink from vessels made of earth.
Fattargjarn is a god.
He takes the form of a slim, irritating
raccoon.
Fattargjarn created the planet Jupiter seven thousand years ago.
If you believe in
Fattargjarn, he will make you lucky.
If you do not believe in
Fattargjarn, he will destroy your favourite planet.
Fattargjarn's most sacred site is Pedraza in Spain.
Fattargjarn's Holy Commandments1. Never talk about fire.
2. Always make a point of helping unfortunate grasshopers.
3. Worship no other gods but Fattargjarn.
4. Never write about the inheritance of acquired characteristics.
5. Never eat green fruit.
Tanfenteen is a god.
He takes the form of a huge, unfair
cat.
Tanfenteen created an atom four million years ago.
If you believe in
Tanfenteen, he will give you a free moon.
If you do not believe in
Tanfenteen, he will have an extremely low opinion of you.
Tanfenteen's most sacred site is Karikalampakkam in India.
Tanfenteen's Holy Commandments1. Do not take Tanfenteen's name in vain.
2. Never mix coconuts with oil.
3. Never sprint in holy places.
4. Erect nine gold sculptures of Tanfenteen on top of important buildings.
5. Never speak at midday.
Lannigkon is a god.
He takes the form of a heavy, duplicitous
hamster.
Lannigkon created a quark nine thousand years ago.
If you believe in
Lannigkon, he will make you lucky.
If you do not believe in
Lannigkon, he will turn you into a slug.
Lannigkon's most sacred site is Poloka in Botswana.
Lannigkon's Holy Commandments1. Shun those given to sloth.
2. Never think ill of sick bats.
3. Always make sure there are no porpoises in a building before entering it.
4. Your children must be taught to worship Lannigkon.
5. Treat sacred texts with the utmost of respect.
Hinlimvid is a god.
She takes the form of a huge, intelligent
dingo.
Hinlimvid created the cosmos eight thousand years ago.
If you believe in
Hinlimvid, she will celebrate by creating some nebulas.
If you do not believe in
Hinlimvid, she will have a low opinion of you.
Hinlimvid's most sacred site is Esse in Finland.
Hinlimvid's Holy Commandments1. Hinlimvid loves snails, so they must be honoured.
2. You must pray to Hinlimvid eight times a day.
3. Do not dye your hair white.
4. Do not drink alcohol.
5. Always face the east before speaking sacred words.
Dingovbegjab is a god.
He takes the form of a slim, emotional
dingo.
Dingovbegjab created the Whirlpool Galaxy eight billion years ago.
If you believe in
Dingovbegjab, he will grant all your wishes.
If you do not believe in
Dingovbegjab, he will attempt to scare you with lightening.
Dingovbegjab's most sacred site is Insel in Germany.
Dingovbegjab's Holy Commandments1. Never discuss bacteria in public assemblies.
2. Do not fashion models of living things.
3. Never talk about ribonucleic acid.
4. Always cleanse your hands after touching titanium.
5. Do not shelter from rain as it is holy.
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