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So....assuming we can all return to the mundane tasks of preparing for the end of the world due to none interventionist deites...is it expected to find an increasing volume of white track suits and silver nikes at local garage sales?
I have always found it incredibly hard to take seriously the doomsday prophets, they just keep getting it wrong...yet a very microscopic part of me admires their resolute refusal to accept they are 5 beers short of a six pack, despite all the evidence that indicates they are.
Perhaps those who did believe woke up and thought...
"Well this is far less impressive than I had been led to believe....and it seems based on the view from my 'heavenly' window over the 'heavenly' street (which God seems to have made identical to my old street on earth, doubtless to make the move a gentle on) that the criteria for being chosen was much broader than I thought it was going to be"
Ahhh the disappointment of mediocre angels in average heaven, reminds me of a Portuguese bar in Mutare on the border of Zimbabwe and Mozambique (ca 1984) where the expensive Portuguese beers although in bottles appeared to have organisms (dead) in them that one would not expect to find in a commercially produced product
...it was possible to convince yourself that it was a great place full of lovely souls but you really needed to be three sheets to the wind before you walked in to pull that bit of self deception off.
The church of the perpetual inebriate is probably more fitting for such visionaries as Harold Camping
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Wicked funny Sean...and also very thoughtful
Cheers