It's the Rapture tomorrow! What would you do?

The RogueThe Rogue Shipmate
In the Rapture thread in Purgatory there was a brief tangent into this particular subject. I know that if it's a thing it's not going to be tomorrow (or is it?) but if you knew it was how would you spend your last twenty four hours on the planet?

Would you do worthy things or frivolous ones?

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  • BoogieBoogie Heaven Host
    I'd worry about my dogs. 🤨
  • Hm. I would have a swim, eat a good steak dinner, and not assume that I would be one of the "elect".

    AFF
  • I believe it was St. Francis who, when asked what he would do while he was hoeing a row of peas, replied keep on hoeing the peas. I would keep on living my life as I am now. We never know when our own death will come.
  • Use up my precious supply of little blue pills!
  • CaissaCaissa Shipmate
    Plan for taking over the post-Rapture world order.
  • My answer would be the same as it was on the other thread.
  • Punch Nigel Farage in the face.
  • FirenzeFirenze Shipmate, Host Emeritus
    Being unlikely to be raptured, I would carry on as normal. And frankly it seems to me the Great Tribulation is already in full swing.
  • RuthRuth Shipmate
    Scope out the two houses on my block that have "In God We Trust - Pray for America" signs out front and decide which one I want to squat in when the current inhabitants are gone. I'll need fortification for when @Caissa comes over the border!
  • Go plant a sequoia. because if they told me it was tomorrow, i'd be pretty sure my tree would get the chance to grow up.
  • mousethiefmousethief Shipmate
    If this were the last night of the world,
    What would I do?
    What would I do that was different,
    Unless it was champagne with you?
    —Bruce Cockburn (pron. co-burn)
  • stetsonstetson Shipmate
    edited 2:40AM
    If I'm overdue for a trip to the grocery store, try to find out where the microchip-implantation kiosks are gonna be set up.
  • ChastMastrChastMastr Shipmate
    mousethief wrote: »
    Cockburn (pron. co-burn)

    Wait, what? All these years I thought it was pronounced cock-burn. :open_mouth:
  • SandemaniacSandemaniac Shipmate
    edited 5:59AM
    ChastMastr wrote: »
    mousethief wrote: »
    Cockburn (pron. co-burn)

    Wait, what? All these years I thought it was pronounced cock-burn. :open_mouth:

    Wishful thinking?😇
  • ChastMastrChastMastr Shipmate
    ChastMastr wrote: »
    mousethief wrote: »
    Cockburn (pron. co-burn)

    Wait, what? All these years I thought it was pronounced cock-burn. :open_mouth:

    Wishful thinking?😇

    No, I just don’t find pronouncing it “co-burn” intuitive. But when I was a young child, I also thought there must be two states, one called Arkansas (pronounced ar-kansas) and one called “Arkansaw.”

    (I also had trouble with the way syllables are broken up, so I thought “troub•le” and “brok•en” and “syll•ab•les” made more sense than the way they are officially broken up. And until I heard it said out loud, I thought “paladin” obviously rhymed with “Aladdin.”)
  • FirenzeFirenze Shipmate, Host Emeritus
    ChastMastr wrote: »
    mousethief wrote: »
    Cockburn (pron. co-burn)

    Wait, what? All these years I thought it was pronounced cock-burn. :open_mouth:

    Have you met Worcester, Leicester, Cholmondeley or Milngavie yet?

    (Wooster, Lester, Chumley, Mulguy)
  • DardaDarda Shipmate
    Not forgetting the family name De'ath (pronounced dee-ath)
  • Gramps49Gramps49 Shipmate
    The OP on this tread was the sixth. Today is the 7th. I have a doctors appointment tomorrow. I expect to make it.
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