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  1. Slartibartfast says:

    End of the world is nigh

  2. super says:

    first!!!!

  3. fuzz on the showing some nigh concept says:

    ooo … that’s kinda hot !

  4. MattyB says:

    891°…seemed a little warmer than average for Atlanta…

  5. The-Cake-Is-A-TROLL says:

    The real fail here is Christianity and its determination in predicting SOMETHING.

    • Alice says:

      Are you aware that:
      1) The Bible says we CAN’T predict the end of the world,
      2) The people who try are wackos,
      3) This fail has NOTHING to do with Christianity?

      Everyone jumps at the chance to insult us, regardless of context. It’s getting kind of old.

      • fuzz on the go tell Alice concept says:

        ah ah, Alice, careful with the “everyone” … I’m a serious student of religiosity, and pretty much a Buddhist … but it’s quite clear to me that at the healthy heart of humanity, there is a sober appreciation of the miracle of creation. And that same heart is the foundation of truly sane religiousness.

        Some people have that, beautifully and profoundly — Christian, Buddhist, agnostic, or whatever — and some don’t.

        • Marie says:

          She has a point, though… Maybe not everyone, but on the internet, it’s ALWAYS about Christianity.

          • Avis says:

            That’s because it’s safer than bashing any other religion.

            • fuzz on the concept says:

              Akshully, Islam gets slammed pretty often here, too, and religion more or less in general.

              • Avis says:

                Religion in general, but I haven’t really noticed one religion get singled out quite the way Christianity does. Perhaps I haven’t been paying close enough attention.

                • Barlowe says:

                  That would probably be because Christianity is so well-represented in numbers on the internet.

                  Personally, I am frightened by ALL religious fervor. Maybe that’s because I didn’t meet anyone religious before the age of around 15 (Denmark is pretty much an atheist country).

                  • fuzz on the concept says:

                    One doesn’t have to be religious, of course, to manifest destructive fervor — atheistic Stalinism, Pol Pot’s killing fields, Ruwandan genocide — the list goes on.

                    It’s not just religious institutions per se. It is people who do horrid things, founded in prejudicial ideas that they twist into hatefulness.

        • TheMonkeyz says:

          They say the bible warn them that if they don’t read the bible carefully then god will descend upon them like a thief in the night. But you have to read the bible to know that but if you read the bible you can know it so it won’t come to you like a thief in the night.

          Religion is such a recursive world.

        • Meister says:

          How can you be “pretty much a Buddhist” ?

          Either you are one, or you are not…

          • DZ says:

            Maybe it’s a koan…

            Buddhism doesn’t require faith, but it does require some form of meditation (as I understand it, anyway). If you meditate, but not very consistently, and if you think that what Buddhism offers in the way of an explanation of how the world works is plausible, but you don’t necessarily believe it outright, I could see where you could call yourself “more or less a Buddhist”.

            Besides, the majority of Christians I have met are really “more or less” Christians. People are great at rationalizing their way into whatever behavior they choose. For instance, how many people do you meet who consistently “turn the other cheek”?

            I think the Romans were the first to figure out that if you label yourself Christian and adopt the symbols and the ceremonies and trappings of Christianity you can pretty much continue to do most of what you were doing before you were “Christian”.

            And the same is true of most religions…people will do whatever they really want to do, but label themselves Muslims, Buddhists, Christians, whatever. Most of us are “more or less”.

            End of sermon.

      • bear grylls says:

        “No one knows about that day or hour, not even the angels in heaven, nor the Son, but only the Father.

      • kosher ham says:

        All my coworkers are devout Christians, and we’re all making fun about this wacko prediction. Chill out and enjoy the lulz.

    • IceColdTroll says:

      Ha ha, Al Gore and his bunch have been prophecy-ing the end of the world for 20 years now in another Great Flood. The polar bears and Hawaii are still there, and the Global Warming (TM) Catastrophe is as illusory as ever.

      At least this clown doesn’t want to take all my money and make me drive a ffnng Power Wheels car from Toys R Us.

      • Slartibartfast says:

        Babel Fish heard the polar bears prophycy-ing (what?) the end of Al Gore and his bunch (why are they so specific about his anatomy, I don’t understand)

  6. Hoss says:

    That’s hot

  7. iPoop says:

    THIS IS WHY I’M HOT! THIS IS WHY I’M HOT! *Stupid Mims*

  8. Captain Obvious says:

    They made a mistake while typing in the weather information. They probably meant 89 or 89.1. Either way, 891 seems like a mistake.

  9. Brendan W says:

    If hot then i will melt :P

  10. Avis says:

    I am so looking forward to see what happens tomorrow. I think I will refer to the upcoming event as the Crapture.

  11. tusken raider says:

    Ehh not to much different from this desert here. Seems nice

  12. Mark Killa says:

    Aww Brad got it wrong again

  13. Bromotrifluoromethane says:

    Dang even in Rankine that’s hot. 891 will boil the water I need for my Kool Aid.

  14. Krissy says:

    Yall some fools if you really thought today is the last day of the world. Lol for shame!

  15. jusinbeber4evr says:

    I DON GIT THIS 1 O WEL LOL

  16. ♥ ♥ JosephineJoseph ♥ ♥ says:

    Im guessing 8 and 1 are the correct numbers they ment to type. Do I win?

  17. Mari says:

    “Wear sunscreen. If I could offer you only one tip for the future, sunscreen would be it.”

  18. Rocker says:

    In Australia it is 6:02 pm on the day its supposed to end. The guy who said the world was gonna end said when it reaches 6 pm in each country the world will end and it hasn’t … oh wait a minute im shaking oh no… wait woops sorry the legs on my chair were unstable.

  19. MrPanda95 says:

    Good thing I’ve got air conditioning.

    • fuzz on the conditional conditioning condition concept says:

      … though you may still want to drop in periodically to see what condition your conditioning is in.

  20. Mr. Pineapple says:

    You people have obviously never been to Arizona…

    • fuzz on the three dog skeeter concept says:

      Well I never been to Heaven
      But I been to Oklahoma … not Arizona
      What does it matter…

      In fact …

      Why does the sun go on shining
      Why does the sea rush to shore
      Don’t they know it’s the end of the world
      ‘Cause you don’t love me any more
      :(

  21. Civil says:

    Why is channel 2 news on channel 3?

  22. NexusLeonon says:

    this is a fail because the weather men can predict things better than some crazy old dude

    wetha men=1 rapture=0

  23. Mads says:

    hhhmmmm… Maybe I should wear my shorts….

  24. boob says:

    better prepare my spf 1000


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