Well, not really, since I don't have anything that tops last Sunday's eye popping good news. However, because it is Sunday, I regret to inform you that I have survived the Rapture because gosh darn it, God in his/her infinite wisdom has dubbed me and 99 1/2% of the rest of the world worthy of living to the end of our existence, whenever that end may be.
Because I survived the Rapture (emotionally, spiritually, mentally and most importantly, financially), I must of course give thanks by offering up the final chapter of The Spirit Took Flight And Touched The Canopy Of Life for your enjoyment.
And now, I leave you to your own devices, because having survived the Rapture has left me in a state of flux, I must dig out those wicked sermons on penguin lust as delivered by Fundamentally Oral Bill.
While I'm experiencing those sermons from one of my favorite bible thumpers, I leave you with the 100% original and non-harmful version of The Rapture:
Sunday, May 22, 2011
6 comments:
Go on, give me your best shot. I can take it. If I couldn't, I wouldn't have created this wonderful little blog that you decided to grace with your presence today.
About that comment moderation thingy: While yes, it does say up above I can take it, I only use it to prevent the occasional miscreant from leaving thoughtless and/or clueless comments.
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G. B. Miller
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Deb Harry was the best.
ReplyDeleteHa I've been to quite a few blogs in the last day featuring this song and video.
ReplyDeleteWe are all survivors, but for how long....
David: She certainly was. One of the few survivors from that period of New Wave that I still enjoy.
ReplyDeleteJoe: I tried to hold off as long as I could, but you know, it seemed appropriated, with the doomsday prediction and the series of posts I have at my picture blog.
For how long? Next year when the Aztec calendar ends.
I love Blondie. BTW, they figured out that the Aztec calendar had been misinterpreted, so apparently we're safe until 2058 ;)
ReplyDeleteI never even thought of this song but it makes perfect sense. I like it. of course, it makes absolutely no sense.
ReplyDeleteR: Blondie is one of my few New Wave bands from my high school years that I still listen to. 2058? Well, I'm good then. My expected death date, according to DeathClock.com is 2038.
ReplyDeleteCharles: Sometimes the best songs we like make absolutely no sense. Tis the beauty of music.