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Day September 8, 2010

Islam vs. Christianity

(via My2SecondShelfLife)

Lion Goes After Handler at MGM’s Lion Habitat

(via Vegas Happens Here)

Police Seize More Than $50 In Wire From Nation’s Wealthiest Crystal Meth Dealer

Spontaneous Concert Breaks Out on a Delayed Flight

And from a different angle:

Burn a Qur’an Day Advertisement

The Money Tree

A social experiment to see how passersby would react to a tree full of money.

(via Joe My God)

90-year-old man recounts a remarkable experience he had in WWII

(via DoobyBrain)

Packaging Playing Cards

(via DoobyBrain)

Rick Santorum’s Anal Sex Problem

From MotherJones:

Rick Santorum would very much like to be president. For the past few years, he has been diligently appearing at the sorts of conservative events—the Values Voters Summit, the Conservative Political Action Conference—where aspiring Republican candidates are expected to show up. But before he starts printing “Santorum 2012″ bumper stickers, there’s one issue the former GOP senator and his strategists need to address. You see, Santorum has what you might call a Google problem. For voters who decide to look him up online, one of the top three search results is usually the site SpreadingSantorum.com, which explains that Santorum’s last name is a sexual neologism for “the frothy mixture of lube and fecal matter that is sometimes the byproduct of anal sex.”

Rapture Scheduled For Today

Woooooohoooooooo:

It should be pretty clear that the studies found in the book and this website look to this Feast of Trumpets 2010 (September 9th) as the time of the Rapture of the Church. That is less than a week away. Time is quickly running out.

The observed calendar places Trumpets as starting September 8th at sundown and the first day runs to sundown September 9th. The next day is also observed by Judaism in case the 9th was declared in error by being too early. However, there are also those who hold to the first observable sliver of the moon as the first of the month. There is a remote possibility of it being viewed on September 9th at evening, but is more likely t be seen on September 10th, making September 11th the Feast of Trumpets according to this view. It may be the best approach to remain alert through all of these days, watching for all sets of possibilities.

(Thanks PVC)


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