How will you celebrate The Rapture?

[eskimopunk]

My desk is getting crowded with green bottles.

[OverSpun]

Too many Heinekens?

[Meh]

I'm drinking myself under the table. I still don't see no raptors though

[skaper]

he will be dead by dawn. hopefully suicide.

This is what I am assuming as well.

[eskimopunk]

Stellas

And hawaiian pizza + hot sauce and jalapenos



There's another beer there now (5)... Think it's time for bed.

Gf is at the Glee concert (fucking gay).

[OverSpun]

I was thinking about Stellas too, and I was wrong. Fine choice > heines.

[ProOnThaSnow]

My Rapture Celebration included:



and

[audi til I die]

[Ryan_T]

[OverSpun]

@Camping-

I wish a TRex did that to him.

http://abcnews.go.com/Entertainment/...ry?id=13659311

Harold Camping, the California preacher who became omnipresent in the publicity blitz over his prediction of the end of the world, today was nowhere to be found after it became clear that the Rapture wasn't happening.

Camping, 89, pinpointed May 21, at 5:59 p.m. as the exact time when those chosen by God would ascend to heaven while cataclysmic earthquakes would begin to rock earth. He spread the word on billboards, posters, fliers and digital bus displays across the country.

"I am utterly absolutely, absolutely convinced it's going to happen," Camping said earlier in the week.


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Robert Fitzpatrick of New York had put his money where his faith is: The 60-year-old retiree spent $140,000 ** almost everything he had ** on hundreds of billboards proclaiming the Armagedon that Camping predicted.

When it didn't come, he was standing in New York's Times Square, surrounded by jeering tourists in a drizzling rain.

"I can't tell you what I feel right now," he said. "Obviously, I haven't understood it correctly because we're still here."

There has been no sign of Camping since the supposed Rapture came and went, and his home in Alameda, Calif., has been deserted.

"I would classify myself as a skeptic," said Camping's neighbor Robert Minot told San Francisco ABC News affiliate KGO-TV. "It's going to end sometime, but I think his pages must have stuck together in his copy of the Bible where it says we are not to know the hour or the moment."

"I hope there are no bad repercussions from it because everybody reacts a different way to these types of things," neighbor Sheila Doan told KGO-TV.

This is not the first time Camping was mistaken about the end of the world. He once predicted the End of Days to be Sept. 6, 1994, but later said that date was a result of a mathematical error.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.

ROFL. /end.

[eskimopunk]

Lol. Maybe he descended into the earth.

[OverSpun]

I bet Camping has one of these to use it very often while he adds more predictions. Its blasphemy for him receiving donations so he can brainwash people more. I honestly cannot believe he's alive being 89 until his successor pushes their reworked predictions.

[Alkivar]

I bet Camping has one of these to use it very often while he adds more predictions. Its blasphemy for him receiving donations so he can brainwash people more. I honestly cannot believe he's alive being 89 until his successor pushes their reworked predictions.

so many people got fucked out of money by Camping... i wonder how many kids college funds got spent by moronic parents