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Chile Peppers, Sex and Football: The Real Garden of Eden

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     One man, taking a nap in nearby bushes, was awakened by women's curses and digging sounds. He looked up and saw the ladies creating a great hole in the earth and wrestling somewhat out of that hole. The crock slipped from their grasp and cracked against a rock.

     The man's head whipped back, nostrils assailed by an enticingly familiar odor. He howled with delight, anger and frustration, for he had been a ravenous pepper eater and had long been unfulfilled.

     The women looked wildly about in fear and disgust. Some began to run away with the crocks, others jumped the man and wrestled him to the ground. While this brought a degree of joy to him, he was handled somewhat roughly and the pain outweighed the pleasure.

     His howls and their cries brought the men of Eden running. As they came within smelling distance, they also began to yell in delight and anger. The men snatched the crock and gazed reverently into its depths. Yet they wondered what to do, for the smell, while peppery, was different. Some said the peppers were ruined, others said these were the only peppers they had and they, being pepper eaters, should at least try the strange mush.

     It so happened that Adam was carrying a piece of pizza from his supper the night before. "Here!" said he, pushing to the front of the crowd. "Let me put some on this."

     The Eden women were watching to see what the men would do with the burned, mashed peppers that had long lain in the ground mixed with salt, vinegar and the contempt of women. The ladies began to snigger and chortle when Adam immersed his pizza in the pepper mush and put it to his mouth. They were sure it would cause him to gag, retch and turn against peppers forever.

     Adam bit and chewed. His instantly sweating face could barely contain his bulging eyes. He swallowed, threw back his head and roared "Yeessss!! We have discovered hot sauce!!"

     The other men began to dip whatever food they had with them into the sauce. Those who had none handy used grass, roots, even their own fingers and all pronounced it delicious. "Why this is even better than plain peppers!"

     They praised the women, hoisted them on their shoulders, kissed and adored them mightily. This confused the females who expected to be reviled, yet greatly pleased with the flattery they found themselves dancing and making merry with the men. They gave up the rest of the crocks. The party began in earnest with everyone trying different sauces to see which would be tastiest. The world's first hot sauce contest was created.

     As each was judged and praised on its own merit, the women who had dumped garbage into the crocks vied to take credit for the creation. That night a grateful male population did their level best to pleasure their ladies in a carnal fashion for this wonderful addition to their lives.

     The party continued for days. The prayers went up in a mighty roar to the Lord for more pepper plants, laden with peppers and full ripe. The women one and all prayed as hard as the men, for they were happy with the results of their men's attention to them, especially at night, after the lights were out. The Lord, being a loving God, responded to their prayers and cleared His entire test Garden of His most precious pepper plants, sending them to earth for the delight of men and women alike. The men learned from their women the secret of making hot sauce and laid into the task like it was going out of style.

     Some women were worried that the men might remember football and ignore their wives again, but others said worry not, they are happy with their hot sauce making. And it was true they paid little attention to anything besides hot sauce and their women in whom they were exceedingly well pleased.

     Several weeks later Adam with his sons Cain and Able spied a hog eating the pepper plants, eating them root and branch. The men cried out, rushed the hog, lost their heads and before anyone knew what was happening, a dead hog lay at their feet.

     "No one has ever killed a hog before, Father!" Cain quavered.

     "Nor anything else for that matter!" cried Able in a tremulous voice.

     "You boys shut up and let your old man think!" snapped Adam, for although he, too, was scared, he was not First Man for nothing and he could think with the best of 'em.

     Whilst Adam was thinking Cain suggested they use the hog to make a burnt offering to the Lord. This, he reasoned, would dispose of the hog (for no one knew what would happen to a dead animal if it just sat around) and would turn their impetuous act into a sacred thing.

     The idea engendered some debate as the other men gathered around to see this new thing because no one knew what the Lord would think of a burnt hog offering. Eventually Cain prevailed and directed them to carefully dig a large pit, fill it with stones of an appreciable size, take dried, fragrant wood and make a fire atop the stones. When the stones were hot, and the wood bright red coals, they skewered the hog on a pole and hove it over the pit.

     For many hours they roasted the hog and said prayers of thanksgiving to the Lord. The women, appalled at the killing of the beast ran away and hid themselves, taking no part in the ceremony.

     "For," said they, "The Lord hath created this hog and given it life, and The Lord gave not to men the right to kill a hog."

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