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I dunno, it made for a fun couple of days. I mean, no one sane actually believed him, so what's the harm?

Good point. Although I think about the countless thousands spent for this guy's continued miscalculations. Oh well, I guess if people are willing to believe, then a fool and his money shall soon be parted.

On the other hand...

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I could understand if this guy thought the rapture hit Saturday.

Compressed air turns trucker into human balloon http://j.mp/iTXvjN

"He said his skin felt like a pork roast, crackling on the outside but soft on the inside." Kind of a strange description, but hey, I'm sure it wasn't pleasant.

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"He said his skin felt like a pork roast, crackling on the outside but soft on the inside." Kind of a strange description, but hey, I'm sure it wasn't pleasant.

It's called crepitus and also sometimes happens when someone breaks a rib and punctures a lung. I would have never thought to compare it to a pork roast, but his actual symptoms fit with this condition.

  • 3 weeks later...
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Vengeance of the Gods... :o

I feel absolutely no sympathy for this religious nutjob, he should be put in jail as far as I'm concerned.

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Strange he didn't see that coming...

:rofl:

Reminds me of fortune tellers... "what, you didn't know I was coming?"

While I don't wish ill will upon anyone...

  • 2 years later...
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Thought of this thread today.

Nineteen days after the world failed to end, blood stopped flowing to the brain of Harold Camping, prophet of doom. Had he felt his stroke coming as he confidently forecast apocalypse? Maybe not; maybe he had no more foresight into his own demise than the demise of the world. Or maybe he had simply confused the two—after all, he was approaching his 90th birthday, and his own mortality couldn't have seemed far off when, on national billboards and his own radio network, he set a date (May 21, 2011) for the end of days. For some, it is a short mental step from "my end is imminent" to "the end of everything is imminent." Call it apocalyptic narcissism...

 

http://chronicle.com/article/The-Comforts-of-the-Apocalypse/141117/

 

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