Yah English is hell of flexible and adaptable and damn progressive as a language. It’s the lazy thoughtless misuse of it that creates problems. Consider that everyone still understood what word you meant even though you misspelled it.

Atheists can say Thank You. Like when you sit down to the table to eat, you can thank the human being who went to the effort of making that meal. Or if you made the meal, thank the dead animal who’s flesh you’re about to consume for prolonging your life. Or say “93” and dig in. Or say “Cheers to science for the microwave oven”. You can say whatever you damn well please.

And if there was some sense of Hell on Earth in a biblical way… I’m thinking Doom… Fuck religion, pass the ammo.

Speaking of apocalypses, and all the people who might be preparing for a zombie based one: what about the likely possibility of a robot apocalypse? Suddenly all the effective zombie killing tools are useless. Someone who stocked up on HP bullets will be fucked when an armored machine with scrambled target acquisition software rolls through the wall.

Personally I’d prefer a robot one. Less gross factor and no worries of having to kill your friends.

Speaking of English; did I pluralize apocalypse properly?

@...rompSku: I guess, but who’s to say those ancient prophets tripping on Salvia and seeing the future could properly comprehend what they were seeing? Remember the minds and the times of them who wrote those words; what they perceived as hell on earth could just as well be a regular Friday evening for us.