Wow, he didn't even miss a beat

Why let his followers get on with their lives, rather than jerking them around some more? Do these people even read the Bible? Do they? As a whole, and critically, rather than a verse out of context here and there? [I recently read someone comment on the Bible verses a Facebook friend was putting on her status, about how great it was because, 'I haven't read most of them.' That's sad to think of verses as some sort of individual thing that has no meaning taking together.]

Harold Camping says May 21, 2011 was ‘invisible judgment day,’ world will end October 21, 2011

“It wont be spiritual on October 21st,” Camping said, adding, “the world is going to be destroyed all together, but it will be very quick.”

Camping had previously pointed to October 21 as the last day on earth for all humanity.

His former assertion was that a faithful three percent would be physically pulled into heaven by God through the Rapture on May 21, to be followed by a five month period of great suffering known as the Tribulation, ending, finally, on October 21. On Monday’s broadcast, Camping speculated that perhaps a merciful God decided to spare humanity five months of “hell on earth.”

Be sure to include in any post-Rapture party you might be planning

REM - 'It's the End of the World As We Know It'


I was a little disappointed there wasn't anything for one at the Liquor Barn, or at least I didn't see anything. I guess the Rapture snuck up on them, which really, if the Rapture ever does happen, that is how it's supposed to work.

:)

Thanks to Jody for sharing it with me. (She's the one who joined in the post-Rapture looting event on Facebook, and invited me to Non-Judgement Day for Sunday.) We used to go to church together when we were kids. :D

Well, I didn't spend much time on the computer

Except to convert some of my music files over to .mp3s so I can listen to them on my phone (it doesn't really like .wmas). I did have some freeware that converted it, but it would only put the information tags on the first song of each album, so I found another freeware program, FreeRIP Basic, that both converts files and rips CDs directly to .mp3s. I have a fairly small music collection, so it's not so bad to have to convert.

I did watch 'Supernatural'. I guess of all the episodes this season, this was the one I absolutely should have watched, and I really enjoyed it. It set next season up nicely. Now that I know when it's airing (assuming that stays the same), I may watch it then.

I'm starting to flag a bit tonight, the result of not enough sleep. I did look through Google News and all I saw that was interesting was a T-shirt that said:
'After the rapture: 1. Don't panic. 2. Loot with abandon. 3. Celebrate with the other infidels.' Funny how 1) No one actually wants to be on the side that gets raptured; it's no fun and 2) Everyone assumes Rapture=instant end of world, which means they've never read the Bible. But all things considered, I guess that makes sense. That reminds me, someone asked me to send them a link to that video by SomeGreyBloke. I should do that, then probably head on to bed so I can get up early enough to get stuff done that I need to. Good night!

Tips for May 21st

I love these videos.

PS May 19th--
It occurred after I tweeted this video that my Twitter feeds go to Facebook, and four of my 22 friends are very devout Christians. I'm hoping they won't unfriend me, but it was worth it to get the word out. Of course, one person was attending a Post-Rapture Looting event on Facebook, so I think I'm safe with her.