Why is Catholicism and Muslimism so prevalent with people OBSESSED with ramming young boys up the ass??? And what is the deal with the” people in charge “DEFENDING these fucks??? A fingernail clipper will get you expelled from school, but taking a childhood from a person is not a reason for “ zero tolerance “ ???? The whole idea of “ Zero tolerance “ is fucking stupid, but I have a hard time believing that the church can see something as stupid as zero tolerance policies, and would go so far as to “ defend “ these SICK MOTHER-FUCKERS!!!!!! You fuck with kids like this, you DIE. VERY FUCKING SIMPLE!!!
The end of the world will revolve around people fighting about fucking religion.
“ If we keep them fighting amongst themselves, they will not be able to realize what is really going on…”
Where is that fucking comet????
Posted by RockLobster (Member # 45) on :
I'm hoping for the seccond and much more massive crusade to leave these shores and head east. So when they get there they stir up the already festering rats nest and the whole area erupts into a masive war of subjects and blind "faithfuls". As it increases in intensity more and more of the "faithfuls" will trek to the middle east.
When the dust clears perhaps most of this planet will be cleared of the unreasonable-illogical-dumb-blind-fear/emotion/and/stupidity driven organized religon than now plauges it (earth) like a dino sized diharia spray in the gene pool.
Plan B: BIG FUCKING ASTEROID!!!!!!!
Posted by . (Member # 20) on :
If there was a way to move from this planet to another, less populated place, only the rich could afford the trip...
Plan C: Meteor followed by super-volcanic eruption followed by global tsunami followed by plague.
Posted by ProfBooty (Member # 21) on :
PLAN D = forget about it and DRINK!
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Posted by . (Member # 20) on :
Good plan! I'm going with plan D.
Posted by P_McCracken (Member # 20) on :
Dodged another one, damn it!
Too Close for Comfort: Asteroid Passed Within 75,000 Miles of Earth
By SPACE.com Staff posted: 12:44 pm ET, 20 June 2002
An asteroid about the size of a football field made one of the closest known approaches to Earth last Friday, June 14, zooming by just 75,000 miles (119,229 kilometers) away, less than a third of the distance to the Moon.
The object was not detected until June 17, by astronomers working on the LINEAR search program, near Socorro, New Mexico.
The space rock, now named 2002 MN, was travelling at more than 23,000 mph (10 km/s) when it passed Earth. The last time a known asteroid passed this close was back in December 1994, according to a statement issued by the Near Earth Object Information Center in the United Kingdom.
The asteroid is small compared to some but still capabale of causing local devastation had it hit the planet. A similar sized rock is thought to have exploded above Tunguska, Siberia in 1908. Thousands of acres of forest were flattened. Other boulder sized objects and smaller rocks routinely crash through Earth's atmosphere but go largely unnoticed.
Astronomers say several close passes -- though not this close -- probably occur yet are undetected each year. Every few months, typically, an asteroid passing within the Moon's orbit is noticed before or shortly after it makes its closest approach to Earth.
An undetected asteroid passed about twice as far away in March.
Posted by ProfBooty (Member # 21) on :
Nice to see we were right on top of that one, noticing it only 3 days AFTER it passed by! Christ, you'd think with all our satelite technology, etc., we'd be able to spot some of this stuff a little sooner.
Posted by Chadwick (Member # 45) on :
And thats not even the first time this year something like that has happend. Last one was a commet the size of a 747 traveling at almost twice the speed!
Posted by SUCK MY DICK (Member # 5) on :
Too bad,
I would be fun to ride that impact out as long as possible. hopefully, EVERYTHING would be smashed to shit, and ALL WOULD DIE!
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