Rapture Forecast a Dud
So the much ballyhooed rapture did not occur on Saturday. Surprise! You'd love to see a little remorse from the false prophet who predicted this thing. But no. He simply says that it is actually October 21.
You know what they say: "Fool me once--shame on you. Fool me twice--shame on me." Of course, I didn't buy it from the very start.
The only people I feel badly for are those gullible individuals who actually believed the false prophet, Harold Camping. There was the family from Maryland who cashed out everything, took the high school kids out of school, spent their money on advertising, and then traveled the country. Or there was the guy from Connecticut who spent a bunch of money to rig up his car with a giant billboard on it. He drove it back and forth to New York City every day so that he could promote the rapture. I do feel somewhat badly for those folks--even though they should have known better.
I'm just sorry to admit that Harold Camping the false prophet is from California. Yes, we are a state of "fruit and nuts," but I hate for these kinds to get any kind of publicity. When you have 40 million people in your state, you're bound to have your fair share of nut jobs. Unfortunately, too many people do not have the good sense to ignore garbage when they hear it.
You know what they say: "Fool me once--shame on you. Fool me twice--shame on me." Of course, I didn't buy it from the very start.
I'm just sorry to admit that Harold Camping the false prophet is from California. Yes, we are a state of "fruit and nuts," but I hate for these kinds to get any kind of publicity. When you have 40 million people in your state, you're bound to have your fair share of nut jobs. Unfortunately, too many people do not have the good sense to ignore garbage when they hear it.
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