I love people like this - every year the rapture or the end is nigh. There are books and websites about it, usually re-hashed every year, then quietly shut down when that year passes.
You could also try asking this co-worker of yours why he's still at work when he should be off preparing for the coming of Jebus. SmartLX's suggestion is a lot of work but if you can convince the co-worker to actually prattle on about some "predictions" and record their success or failure it'll be good fun in the long run.
Make no mistake though - when this year ends without there being a rapture or a biblical apocalypse you can chuckle quietly to yourself. I say quietly because sure as anything there's be a new round of wackos ushering in 2009 with cries of impending doom.
Tue, 2008-02-26 21:48
I love people like this - every year the rapture or the end is nigh. There are books and websites about it, usually re-hashed every year, then quietly shut down when that year passes.
You could also try asking this co-worker of yours why he's still at work when he should be off preparing for the coming of Jebus. SmartLX's suggestion is a lot of work but if you can convince the co-worker to actually prattle on about some "predictions" and record their success or failure it'll be good fun in the long run.
Make no mistake though - when this year ends without there being a rapture or a biblical apocalypse you can chuckle quietly to yourself. I say quietly because sure as anything there's be a new round of wackos ushering in 2009 with cries of impending doom.
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