Seriously, CNN told me so. There's also a billboard for it right down the street from my house.
Thoughts?
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Seriously, CNN told me so. There's also a billboard for it right down the street from my house.
Thoughts?
They're wearing shirts with the word AWESOME written in Impact on them?
They're not Christians. They're internet trolls. I am onto their games. :colbert:
I think they're jealous of the aliens.
Kind of a waste of fossil fuels. At least it's a little entertaining.
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I know it's absolutely true, because the Bible is always absolutely true.
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Some ambassadors look for good corners to claim, as does a man dressed as a chicken who is here to announce his own awesome news: the opening of a nearby restaurant.
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A pirate ship rolls up the street, blaring the hip-hop hit, "Party Like a Rockstar," by the Shop Boyz. College students bump and grind, raise their hands in the air and toss back beers. Two young men embrace in a passionate kiss.
On the other side of the parade route, 7-year-old Arianna is dancing, too. She's beside her sister, pressed against the barricade, screaming and reaching for flying beads. She's laughing. She's in the moment. She's being a kid.
Behind her stands her father, his face serious, his arms crossed.
I am in total agreement. This is :bou: and these people will be the last ones to know when the world ends...actually, they may be the first to know, they just may not be able to tell anyone once the astroid lands on them (or other unforseeable disaster).Quote:
Originally Posted by Aragorn
Damn I have a doctors appointment that day
I always wonder why the people do this kind of thing. It seems kind of detrimental to their cause. They want people to... repent? To give themselves to God before then, because that's all the time they have left? To magically believe because omg world is ending?
Firstly, if they don't believe now, why would they believe because you threw a date the world is ending on? They don't believe that's going to happen any day soon so why would a specific day in the next year suddenly change their mind?
Secondly, if they do happen to change the mind of someone, and they suddenly do believe... then on May 22nd, 2011, won't they be given yet another reason not to believe in the future?
Urgh.
Some people just want to be a part of something bigger than themselves. It's kind of sad.
From what I've read and understand from the Bible, it's pretty straightforward. I don't recall ever seeing this date stamped in there.
Personally, I'd rather not know when I'm going to die. I don't need that kind of stress, man.
I was wondering when another group of doomsday prophets was going to appear.
It seems like God became shy after he finished a long phase of openly chit-chatting or killing everybody. Now he chooses random people to drive around and say stuff with no proof rather just do it himself. I feel like he really could use a nice pep talk to return his self-esteem.
(SPOILER)The Two Towers, Chapter 1Quote:
Originally Posted by Boromir
Doomsday party anyone? From tomorrow until said date that I'm not paying attention to because its complete :bou::bou::bou::bou: and these people are ridiculous. :beer:
Again, I don't believe God is this smighty douchebag these guys are making him out to be. I think, all God wants to smurfing do, is sit back, have a coke, and watch Friends. :colbert:
I think you mean The Apocalypse Party.Quote:
Originally Posted by Unbreakable Rocco