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I sure hope so, so we can see which members disappear at 6PM local time. Just a scientific experiment...
turbo-1 said:I sure hope so, so we can see which members disappear at 6PM local time. Just a scientific experiment...
I might invoke the revocation of Daylight Savings Time, cheating you of that extra hour.dlgoff said:You're going before me. By two hours anyway.
turbo-1 said:I sure hope so, so we can see which members disappear at 6PM local time. Just a scientific experiment...
Dembadon said:I must be pretty out-of-the-loop. What is this about?
DaveC426913 said:Awesome practical joke our Christian friends could pull. What if, starting at 6PM tomorrow, every last one of them stopped answering their phones & email and left the city for 24 hours? Start the rest of us sweating for a while wouldn't it?
'Guys? Hello, guys? ... uh oh ...'
dlgoff said:You're out of here buddy.
You've got 22 hours to become unworthy.Ms Music said:Noooooooooo! I don't want to leave my piano behind, and my garden isn't planted yet! Nooooooooooooooo I can't gooooooooooooo! But I am so worthy!
Into eternal rupture? Ow!Dembadon said:Ahhh, gotcha. But, where am I going?
Evo said:I asked Greg and he didn't say no, so I guess that we're on.
What time should we start?
No it wouldn'tmicromass said:Now, now, calling it rapture chat would be to religious for this chat.
HeLiXe said:No it wouldn't
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pHCdS7O248g
BTW is that Flavor Flav in the beginning? Where is his clock?
If it is supposed to happen at 6, shouldn't the radio show go from 5-6 not 5-7? :uhh:dlgoff said:You're out of here buddy.
russ_watters said:If it is supposed to happen at 6, shouldn't the radio show go from 5-6 not 5-7? :uhh:
And BTW, didn't that guy just release his book? That's just poor marketing - he should have given it at least a year. Think of all the paperback sales he's going to lose!
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I love levitating. I don't like bumping my head, though.Math Is Hard said:I'm feeling light-headed. A couple of times today I levitated just a little bit. I had to put a seat belt on my chair just to finish work. It's getting worse.
Where can I get some ankle weights?
Math Is Hard said:I'm feeling light-headed. A couple of times today I levitated just a little bit. I had to put a seat belt on my chair just to finish work. It's getting worse.
Where can I get some ankle weights?
russ_watters said:If it is supposed to happen at 6, shouldn't the radio show go from 5-6 not 5-7? :uhh:
Math Is Hard said:I'm feeling light-headed. A couple of times today I levitated just a little bit. I had to put a seat belt on my chair just to finish work. It's getting worse.
Where can I get some ankle weights?
dlgoff said:You can always tell a good engineer by his ability for seeing the details. :!)
Or Flayva Flav:uhh:micromass said:Oh, right! So we're just going to have a chat to celebrate Blondie
Math Is Hard said:I'm feeling light-headed. A couple of times today I levitated just a little bit. I had to put a seat belt on my chair just to finish work. It's getting worse.
Where can I get some ankle weights?
jhae2.718 said:Planning on it.
I wonder what the nut predicting this will say when he's still here tomorrow.
The concept of the Rapture is a religious belief that is not supported by scientific evidence. It is based on the idea that believers will be taken up to heaven before a period of tribulation on Earth. However, there is no scientific basis for this belief and it is not a topic that is studied or researched by scientists.
No, science cannot predict when the Rapture will occur. The concept of the Rapture is based on religious beliefs and is not something that can be predicted or studied scientifically. It is not a topic that is within the realm of science.
There is no scientific evidence to support the idea of the Rapture. It is a religious belief and is not something that can be studied or proven using the scientific method. Therefore, it is not a topic that is supported by scientific research or evidence.
No, there are no scientific theories that could explain the concept of the Rapture. The idea of the Rapture is a religious belief and is not something that can be explained or studied using scientific theories. It is not a topic that is within the realm of science.
Scientists do not view the concept of the Rapture as a scientific topic. It is a religious belief and is not something that is studied or researched by scientists. Therefore, it is not a topic that is viewed or discussed within the scientific community.