Since the Bible says absolutely nothing whatsoever about what Heaven is like, people have filled in the vacuum with their own imaginings, one of which is that you’ll be reunited with your family. I’ve always wondered: Does that mean you’ll be reduced to childhood and reunited with your parents? Or will you be an adult and reunited with your children? Or will you be your current crumbling, decrepit self and have to hang out with the obnoxious uncle and grabby aunt who always irritated you at Thanksgiving? Or maybe all your ancestors, at whatever age they died, all the way back to Adam and Eve, in one gargantuan room? Nobody seems to have thot any of this thru.
Roger Stone – infamous swamp lobbyist and Trump Russiagate henchman – is trashing Mrs. Bush all over the ‘alternative media’ as a habitual nasty drunkard.
Stone is known throughout Republican-land as the crazy hatchet man, always going low (formed an anti-Hillary pac acronymed C.U.N.T).
Stone’s office in Florida has been described as a “Hall of Nixonia” with framed pictures, posters, and letters associated with Nixon. Exceptions are a poster of a stripper and a photo of him standing by a pool with a bikini-clad pornographic film actress, Nina Hartley.
There was an episode of a 1971 Night Gallery where John Astin’s character, a hippie, apparently dies and is let into a room where there’s a great audio/visual set-up.A stereo with records stacked from floor to ceiling and a slide projector and screen, again with an endless supply.He enthuses about how great this is and that he must be in heaven. But once he switches on the stereo it only plays “Lawrence Welk” style musis and he can’t turn it off. And when he turns around there’s an old couple on the couch going theough the slides of their vacations together, detailing all it’s aspects. They ignore Astin and his attempts to quiet them.He wails that he thought “this was heaven” to which an off-screen voice answers, “it is, for them”.
Richard S Russell Premium Member about 6 years ago
Since the Bible says absolutely nothing whatsoever about what Heaven is like, people have filled in the vacuum with their own imaginings, one of which is that you’ll be reunited with your family. I’ve always wondered: Does that mean you’ll be reduced to childhood and reunited with your parents? Or will you be an adult and reunited with your children? Or will you be your current crumbling, decrepit self and have to hang out with the obnoxious uncle and grabby aunt who always irritated you at Thanksgiving? Or maybe all your ancestors, at whatever age they died, all the way back to Adam and Eve, in one gargantuan room? Nobody seems to have thot any of this thru.
Crabbyrino Premium Member about 6 years ago
I am confused at this toon.
brotherbox about 6 years ago
she may be miffed cuz god did restore the rest of her leaving her a bit hairred and disgruntled
SteveBenson4 about 6 years ago
Say what, “vid”? Whaddya mean you would not have guessed that? For gawd’s sake, do I have to draw you a picture??
:)
Mr. Blawt about 6 years ago
Is she still complaining about the Obamas?
Kind&Kinder about 6 years ago
Well,Steve, at least you gave God a good pedicure.
• Thomas about 6 years ago
Roger Stone – infamous swamp lobbyist and Trump Russiagate henchman – is trashing Mrs. Bush all over the ‘alternative media’ as a habitual nasty drunkard.
Stone is known throughout Republican-land as the crazy hatchet man, always going low (formed an anti-Hillary pac acronymed C.U.N.T).
Stone’s office in Florida has been described as a “Hall of Nixonia” with framed pictures, posters, and letters associated with Nixon. Exceptions are a poster of a stripper and a photo of him standing by a pool with a bikini-clad pornographic film actress, Nina Hartley.
Meh~tdology, fka Pepelaputr about 6 years ago
Another myth; even in their own book, angels are described as a very different creatures, and certainly NOT dead humans.
Meh~tdology, fka Pepelaputr about 6 years ago
There was an episode of a 1971 Night Gallery where John Astin’s character, a hippie, apparently dies and is let into a room where there’s a great audio/visual set-up.A stereo with records stacked from floor to ceiling and a slide projector and screen, again with an endless supply.He enthuses about how great this is and that he must be in heaven. But once he switches on the stereo it only plays “Lawrence Welk” style musis and he can’t turn it off. And when he turns around there’s an old couple on the couch going theough the slides of their vacations together, detailing all it’s aspects. They ignore Astin and his attempts to quiet them.He wails that he thought “this was heaven” to which an off-screen voice answers, “it is, for them”.