thoughts?
a woman named amanda started hearing a voiced telling them that a comet was going to destroy the earth.
they bought a house in the north carolina mountains to prepare, thinking the voice belongs to the dead former owner of the house.
Well, the JDubs think that God is going to save and resurrect them. What need to prep.
So, another prepper on the show I am watching knows, he "KNOWS" for a "fact" with every fibre of his being that WWIII is going to happen soon and go nuclear. Of course, he also got a mail order bride that was also into prepping when they met, now are married and she suddenly has decided that prepping is not for her.
thoughts?
a woman named amanda started hearing a voiced telling them that a comet was going to destroy the earth.
they bought a house in the north carolina mountains to prepare, thinking the voice belongs to the dead former owner of the house.
Very true, sir82. In general, the whole prepper thing to me is nuts. Obviously preparedness for emergencies is a good idea, but this idea of spending most of your life prepping for an unspecified disaster, preparing to fight gangs, theives and live forever, is, to me, wacky. This particular episode caught my attention due to the spiritual and mysticism aspect of it.
In general, though, it doesn't matter the source, there is a high level of WTF wackiness in the doomsday prepping scene.
thoughts?
a woman named amanda started hearing a voiced telling them that a comet was going to destroy the earth.
they bought a house in the north carolina mountains to prepare, thinking the voice belongs to the dead former owner of the house.
So, EP, is this the "olive branch" you were referring to in the other thread?
This thread was obviously started with the intention of antagonizing a member of this forum that you have had some issues with in the past.
Thanks for your input! Have you taken a look at the new breakfast sandwich Panera just debuted? Ham, egg and gruyere cheese, add some spinach, it's light, delicious and healthy.
Get a life, EP.
I am alive, that's how I am able to post! Thanks for your concern. Have a pleasant day!
thoughts?
a woman named amanda started hearing a voiced telling them that a comet was going to destroy the earth.
they bought a house in the north carolina mountains to prepare, thinking the voice belongs to the dead former owner of the house.
True. My son and I love to watch this show and shake our heads. Of course, we also do the same with Finding Bigfoot. I guess we just like watching trainwrecks.
Part of this one stuck out to me because of the voices, the automatic writing, ghosts guiding people to find preps already in place so they don't have to do the work....this episode in particular gave me a "WTF?" moment.
thoughts?
a woman named amanda started hearing a voiced telling them that a comet was going to destroy the earth.
they bought a house in the north carolina mountains to prepare, thinking the voice belongs to the dead former owner of the house.
Thoughts? A woman named Amanda started hearing a voiced telling them that a comet was going to destroy the earth. They bought a house in the North Carolina mountains to prepare, thinking the voice belongs to the dead former owner of the house. They are starting to buy firearms. The husband, upon being handed his first firearm carelessly pointed the firearm at several people in the room.
Question, couldn't the voice maybe have given Amanda the info on where to spot the comet so she could pass it on to astronomers? Maybe given her husband some info on how to not be an idiot with a gun?
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-01-30/rise-americas-lunatic-fringe.
every once in a while, you read an article that really puts it all together (or spot on, as some would say).
ever on the fringe,.
I found that article lacked a sense of history and contained a self-inflated sense or the importance our current place in time.
some interesting work has been published this month in nature and reported in various blogs and journals.
it is work that gives more evidence to support the fact of evolution.
a team of swedish scientists led by evolutionary geneticist erik axelsson from uppsala university have identified genetic changes that could have been responsible for the transformation of wild wolves, into the ancestors of our beloved pet dogs.
You are not getting my list. Any 5th grader knows that 12 wolves out of all wolves over the last 10,000 years is nothing. Not to mention the 60 dogs.
Any educated 5th grader has a better grasp of this that you appear to have. I know this because I have a 4th grader who is.
some interesting work has been published this month in nature and reported in various blogs and journals.
it is work that gives more evidence to support the fact of evolution.
a team of swedish scientists led by evolutionary geneticist erik axelsson from uppsala university have identified genetic changes that could have been responsible for the transformation of wild wolves, into the ancestors of our beloved pet dogs.
Yes.
some interesting work has been published this month in nature and reported in various blogs and journals.
it is work that gives more evidence to support the fact of evolution.
a team of swedish scientists led by evolutionary geneticist erik axelsson from uppsala university have identified genetic changes that could have been responsible for the transformation of wild wolves, into the ancestors of our beloved pet dogs.
Funny how you didn't answer my question.
I didn't? Interesting.
so in the congregation you had those wine and bread loving annointed people?
but i ask, why did the men that were annointed not immediately appointed as an elder, and then a circuit overseer and so on up the ranks.
it would seem to me, that if god saw them fit to rule in heaven.
EP, an exception to your rule may be Blondie's husband. He strikes me as being an earnest and compassionate man, which is likely why Blondie snapped him up in the first place.
I was just being facetious. I apologize if anyone took it seriously. I have known some men who were very sincere non-asskissing elders.
