The first man to ever make others believe he existed when he really didn't.
Getting close. But you're backwards.
Elvis was clearly the infamous tamiflu prismriver
Almost there!
He existed, but he wasn't a man. He was an avatar of Rock and Roll. Not the only one, but the most acceptable one to the masses. There were others; Jimi Hendrix and Elvis were two sides of the same die we call Rock. They weren't born, they were made. And when the stars were right, they were unmade.
They're still out there, somewhere in the cosmos. But without 'em, well...shit happened and look where we are now. There's a cabal of adepts out there, doin' their best to bring 'em back. And I wish 'em the best of luck.
* Doctor Purvis MFD lights up another smoke.
Right, let's get down to some real lecturing. I'm gonna teach you kids about the American Revolution. Now I know some of yall aren't from there, and you're thinking, "What the hell? I don't care about those tosses who use z's all the time!" But bear with me. There's a whole lot of the story they don't tell you.
First thing. The fathers of the revolution? They tell you they're Freemasons and shit. And that's right. Thing is, they didn't tell you what kind of Freemasons they were. They were part of the Counter-Roman Rite. Don't recognize it? Of course not. It died out ages ago, and they were secretive as hell to begin with. So what was the Counter-Roman Rite about? Well, you know how the Catholic Church claims that Peter, the "rock upon which the church shall be built" was the first Pope? Well, the Counter-Roman Rite was all about yanking that rock out. They weren't Protestant, mind you, although they sympathized with the idea a bit just for shitting on the Catholics. But the real cause of the war? The Anglicans were doing exactly what the Counter-Roman Rite wanted to do, and they were winning! If the Anglicans could get a good foothold in North America, there'd be no stopping 'em.
Now, this wasn't just a "My Christ will curbstomp your Christ" dickfight. There were some real stakes in this. Quick, which one of you can tell me what the real stakes were?