May 20, 2011:
Repent! the world ends tomorrow
May 21, 2011:
Repent! the world ends today
May 22, 2011:
Repent! the world ended yesterday
It was the most disappointing news outcome of the year. Doomsmith Harold Camping had predicted the world would fold in on itself as The Lord brought evangelicals to His Bosom starting at 6p, May 21. Religious dittoheads actually sold their homes and businesses in anticipation. We really wanted to watch, at least a bit of it as it rolled westward across the country. We had contingency auto-repentance plan set to go when we first got word that the East Coast was falling into The Abyss. Unfortunately, East Coasters fell asleep instead, (as they always do at night) and Camping was stuck with unacknowledged egg on his face and set to the task of selling his multi-million $ string of radio stations which had increased in value after all the publicity.
Any so-called Christian pracher who says he is able to forecast when the world will end does not know the Bible very well. It cxlearly states no one will know except God the Father.
Posted by: Bill Wippel | December 30, 2011 at 02:03 PM
Why were you so disappointed that the world did not end, Michael? Sounds kind of nihilistic from here.
Posted by: Buttercup | December 30, 2011 at 06:26 PM
So thou sayest, Mr. Wippel. So hard to know a so-called Christian preacher from the rest of them.
Posted by: pancake makeout | December 30, 2011 at 06:29 PM
I nominate the one with Keith Olberman.
Looks like he has followed his traditional routine and managed to wear out his welcome. From HuffPost:
"Keith Olbermann has been noticeably absent from some of Current TV's election 2012 coverage. Olbermann's absence was the topic of a New York Times article on Thursday, where reporter Brian Stelter wrote of possible tension that may be growing between the outspoken broadcaster and Current TV. According to the network's tv schedule, the "Countdown" host is not slated to be part of the network's coverage of the Iowa caucuses or New Hampshire primary.
Olbermann abruptly left MSNBC one year ago in January, after reports that he had clashed with management. After staying off the air for six months, Olbermann debuted a new version of his MSNBC show, "Countdown with Keith Olbermann" on Current TV, where he also carries the title chief news officer.
Olbermann, who anchored part of MSNBC's election 2008 coverage with former colleague Chris Matthews, told The Huffington Post in June that he would play a similar role for Current TV on must-watch political nights, like presidential debates and primary elections. Olbermann was not part of Current TV's post-debate analysis in December.
Posted by: Puget Sound Blathers | December 30, 2011 at 07:35 PM
Maybe Olbermann's head exploded and he had to have it surgically reset.
Posted by: KS | December 30, 2011 at 11:28 PM
The ignorant have no fear of death, why do you think the republicans’ decline to educate the public.
Posted by: BlackRhino | December 31, 2011 at 12:07 AM
LMAO. Look in the mirror BR. Your statement demonstrates no basis of fact. Its just a stupid opinion and another liberal progressive talking point.
Posted by: KS | December 31, 2011 at 09:15 AM
Come clean, Bla'M..you just wanted their stuff :)
Posted by: sparky | December 31, 2011 at 09:16 AM
Come clean, Bla'M..you just wanted their stuff :)
Posted by: sparky | December 31, 2011 at 09:16 AM
I agree, Sparkles, Bla'm must be in a generous Christmas mood judging by the past few days. But remember the embargo lifted can be re-enstated in a NY minute if one does not follow the rules.
Posted by: Puget Sound Blathers | December 31, 2011 at 11:07 AM