Three French hens
Thirdly, tape round your doors and windows, draught excluders and three days' worth of food are not sufficient to allow you or anyone else to survive a nuclear conflagration on the sort of scale you are predicting.
If your prediction comes true, we'll all either be dead or we will be living in a world so changed that society as we know it will cease to exist, where the effects of radiation and water-borne diseases will mean that few people will survive more than a few days after the blasts. There will not be shops, transport, power, clean water, government (local or national); we will, as I said above, be reduced in very quick order to being hunter-gatherers but without anything to hunt or gather. You seem to think that you can avoid the smoke for three days and then normal life on a reduced scale will continue, that would not be the case.
Fortunately, none of these prophecies will happen. Tomorrow will pass without incident just like the preceding three Wednesdays, and I hope you have support from family and friends as it will not be easy to have to face the fact that you have been duped by Ka Apaz.
gymnasts, pole vaulters, spectators right at the top of the stadium watching Usain Bolt flying to win the 100m men's final.
the poem doesn't say "living in the sea", it says "swimming they are not fish" It is an obvious reference to the aquatic events at the 2012 games (for which I have tickets) it's referring to the swimmers and divers.
now this is a very clever reference to both the Olympic Games and Peter Gabriel's song Games Without Frontiers. It's referencing the song lyrics where Gabriel calls the Olympic events games without frontiers, war without tears.
Dishonest additions by Alex Chiu, as we noted earlier in the thread.
that seems to be a far better interpretation than the idea of a 7th century poet talking about world war III.
in the first place, it's not the holy spirit you have been talking to, but a deluded or fraudulent blind woman. Secondly, as you related the conversation earlier, you 'filled in the blanks' when the prophecy was for eight hours of shaking, you added earthquakes and nuclear bombs to try to make sense of the so-called prediction.
Thirdly, tape round your doors and windows, draught excluders and three days' worth of food are not sufficient to allow you or anyone else to survive a nuclear conflagration on the sort of scale you are predicting.
If your prediction comes true, we'll all either be dead or we will be living in a world so changed that society as we know it will cease to exist, where the effects of radiation and water-borne diseases will mean that few people will survive more than a few days after the blasts. There will not be shops, transport, power, clean water, government (local or national); we will, as I said above, be reduced in very quick order to being hunter-gatherers but without anything to hunt or gather. You seem to think that you can avoid the smoke for three days and then normal life on a reduced scale will continue, that would not be the case.
Fortunately, none of these prophecies will happen. Tomorrow will pass without incident just like the preceding three Wednesdays, and I hope you have support from family and friends as it will not be easy to have to face the fact that you have been duped by Ka Apaz.
