[k1ePRlda]

well the day is over weee where all alive

[Pataacculako]

I'd try to advance my level of kendo as quickly as one can in one day...then sleep because I'd definitely be dead tired.

[truttyMab]

Hmm... I'd convince my love to practise a little kendo with me, I'd make some things that are not allowed to do in public with her and then - just say to myself :" There's nothing to be sad for. Now the great woe is over. Now we all can fall asleep peacefully with the feeling that nothing is bad and we all are just happy."
Then I would lie down on the bed with her and just fall asleep with her one last time.

[cabonuserollyo]

I don't know.
I don't think I would do too much different from what I am doing everyday now.

[weluvjessicaalba]

play chess with my sons.. figure out how much pints of Guinness i can drink before passing out (last time i tried this i lost count around 14 pints or something).. watch whole 6 episode of star wars with my wife.. dust off my quarter silver set of david naill pipes, and play few tunes.. clean my kendo bogu.. change into clean underware and drink some more pints of Guinness..

pete

[Arximedus]

Interestingly the word "rapture" appears nowhere in the Bible

http://www.biblegateway.com/quicksea...&qs_version=31

It's really a concept that some theologian invented in the 1800s, really in the biblical sense there is no evidence of any form of any "rapture" before the end.

Honestly, I really don't like peopel like Tim LaHaye who make their own versions and dramatize it to sell books. To me he's the same as the guy who wrote "The Da Vinci Code", fictionalizing and making crap up as he goes along. 90% of his books are no where to be found in the Bible.

I met him personally in a church in I think Loma Linda and he's really, really (for lack of a Christian word) a-hole. I asked him about the biblicalness of his book and he got mad, stared at me angry, and walked away. And I was just 13 years old!

You made him mad because you put him on the spot. No adult would have the honesty to beard him with his own book.

As for the DaVinci Code, as long as Dan Brown maintains that it's fiction, he can put whatever he wants into it, whether it be cowboys, UFOs, Tim LaHaye, or Miyamoto Musashi (to tie this in with something kendo related).

I haven't read the book, not interested in doing so, nor seeing the movie.

[derisgun]

I have a bad feeling I'd just do what I do everyday, sit at home and post on MA forums... that or look for some obscure article I haven't read yet...