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Atheists & Agnostics

Warpy

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1. He will likely appreciate the flooding, predicted to be biblical.

Reply to RussBLib (Original post)

Sat Aug 26, 2017, 06:18 PM

Aug 2017

He will also likely assume it's happening worldwide, such is the working of the superstitious mind. He's going to be awfully disappointed in the next week or two and the power is back on and he finds it was only his part of Texas.

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"something miraculous will take place" re Hurricane Harvey [View all] RussBLib Aug 2017 OP

He will likely appreciate the flooding, predicted to be biblical. Warpy Aug 2017 #1

It is so hypocritical when I watched some of the residents effected by the storm on TV BigmanPigman Aug 2017 #2

Yes, he's basically saying, "Fortunately, it devasted Rockport instead of us." femmedem Aug 2017 #3

They didn't pray hard enough in Rockport. Mariana Aug 2017 #9

Something miraculous did take place: Satellite weather detectors warned him to evacuate . . . Journeyman Aug 2017 #4

That's exactly what I say every time I defacto7 Aug 2017 #5

Corpus Christi (the "body of Christ" for those keeping score). progressoid Aug 2017 #6

This Reminds Me of the Old Joke Leith Aug 2017 #7

You can bet Pat Robertson won't miss a chance to blame this all on some group he hates rurallib Aug 2017 #8

"Only a superstitious fool would believe..." oppressedproletarian Aug 2017 #10