.....and disappointment resounds......naladude911 wrote:IM ALIVE
http://instantrimshot.com/classic/?sound=downerAce2cool wrote:.....and disappointment resounds......naladude911 wrote:IM ALIVE

I enjoyed the series, but I read it as fiction.Encryptshun wrote:If you wanna read a bat-sh*t crazy account of what these nutbags are spouting off, this is the book that started the most nutbag series in the history of humanity:
HOLY SHAT!Jesus Christ wrote:Well church tomorrow will be awkward...
LULZJesus Christ wrote:Well church tomorrow will be awkward...
and still creepy....naladude911 wrote:IM ALIVE
Alright, whose the genius who pulled this one off?Jesus Christ wrote:Well church tomorrow will be awkward...
Caddy vs Q45. I might like to see that.Jesda wrote:The 4200lb Cadillac should do just fine.ADDirishboy wrote:Have fun in heaven guys. I'll take good care of your cars. And by good care, I mean pit them in head to head collisions to see which NICO vehicle is superior.
Chaotic_Warlord wrote:Camping has in fact announced that his math was wrong, the Rapture is actually supposed to October 21 2011.

That's reflection yo. It's all there. But I would agree that he isn't.DJBeasy wrote:Even his Bible is incomplete, its not even the Holy edition anymore.
Camping himself doesn't have much to say on the subject. After the crash-and-burn of his Oct. 21 endtimes prediction , the 90-year-old minister retired from Family Radio Network — the Christian talk show he co-founded in 1958 — and stepped away from the limelight. According to Susan Espinoza, a Family Radio spokeswoman, Camping "is not predicting any new dates for the end of the world."