Man At Tower Of Babel Upset He Didn't Get The Cool British Accent | Eastern North Carolina Now

    Publisher's note: This post appears here on BCN with the expressed permission of the Babylon Bee - friends that can find your funny bone in a very dark room.

    BABEL     Seba, son of Cush, became frustrated following an event dubbed by scribes as the "confusion of languages" after realizing he missed out on the sweet British accent some of the other people got.

    "They sound so cool, like polite villains or something. I wish I sounded like that," said Seba in a series of sad clicks and whistles translated by newly appointed linguists. "When they talk, everyone listens to them because they sound so smart. When I talk, everyone cringes. [click-click]"

    A survey of local Babel residents found that most are disappointed with their new language. Some have mimed that they wish they could communicate with their former friends, but they mostly wish they had a British accent. The results of the survey, however, are inconclusive because they're all speaking strange tongues we can't understand.

    Most have reportedly split off into their own groups to be fruitful and multiply, abandoning the dream of Nimrod, founder of Babel, to keep everyone together and form a socialist utopia.

    At publishing time, Seba abandoned his dream of a British accent after hearing them try to pronounce "water bottle."