One can only dream Jim…can I be the guy that sends them there ? I think walking the plank is a great idea .
IndenturedServant
May 16, 2014 1:55 pm
That’s not hell……it’s just Kazakhstan. Heaven and hell are just old school methods of controlling the sheople.
AWD
May 16, 2014 2:06 pm
All three were Jewish.
Is Jewish hell the same as goy Hell?
The biggest organized crime ring in the history of the world:
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harry p.
May 16, 2014 3:00 pm
i would love to see those fuckers launched in there via trebuchet,
one can dream
N8
May 16, 2014 4:29 pm
Haha that’s definitely the way to go harry
TE
May 16, 2014 6:17 pm
Silly Gentiles, Jews don’t have hell, that is a Christian creation.
If you ever wonder how one so religious can be so evil, and they are Jewish, well, no hell, there you go.
And I think most Christians operate under the “Olly, Olly, Oxenfree” rules of salvation, so they don’t think they are going either.
Earth is hell for many, but not these bastards.
IndenturedServant
May 16, 2014 11:28 pm
My bad, that is actually Turkmenistan. From wikipedia:
“The site was identified by Soviet scientists in 1971. It was thought to be a substantial oil field site. The scientists set up a drilling rig and camp nearby, and started drilling operations to assess the quantity of gas reserve available at the site. As the Soviets were pleased with the success of finding the gas resources, they started storing the gas. The ground beneath the drilling rig and camp collapsed into a wide crater and disappeared. No lives were lost in the incident. Large quantities of methane gas were released, however, creating an environmental problem and posing a potential danger to the people of the nearby villages.
Fearing the further release of poisonous gases from the cavern, the scientists decided to burn it off. They thought that it would be safer to burn it than to extract it from underground through expensive methods. At that time, expectations were that the gas would burn out within a few weeks, but has continued to burn more than four decades after it was set on fire.
IndenturedServant
May 17, 2014 6:13 pm
Thanks T4C. I’d love to see a natural feature like that around here. I know that there is a coal seam burning underground somewhere in PA I think. It’s been burning for decades. The town above it had to be permanently evacuated.
Ten to fifteen years ago a wildfire broke out in north central Canada. This area is very remote with no human activity. There had been no lightening strikes in the area so they were confused as to what started the fire. They discovered that it was an underground coal seam that just happened to come to the surface where the fire “started”. Apparently the coal seam had caught fire hundreds of miles east of there decades ago and still burns underground today.
Kill Bill
May 17, 2014 11:15 pm
They dont know the significance of the six sided sign they portend to, AWD.
One can only dream Jim…can I be the guy that sends them there ? I think walking the plank is a great idea .
That’s not hell……it’s just Kazakhstan. Heaven and hell are just old school methods of controlling the sheople.
All three were Jewish.
Is Jewish hell the same as goy Hell?
The biggest organized crime ring in the history of the world:
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i would love to see those fuckers launched in there via trebuchet,
one can dream
Haha that’s definitely the way to go harry
Silly Gentiles, Jews don’t have hell, that is a Christian creation.
If you ever wonder how one so religious can be so evil, and they are Jewish, well, no hell, there you go.
And I think most Christians operate under the “Olly, Olly, Oxenfree” rules of salvation, so they don’t think they are going either.
Earth is hell for many, but not these bastards.
My bad, that is actually Turkmenistan. From wikipedia:
“The site was identified by Soviet scientists in 1971. It was thought to be a substantial oil field site. The scientists set up a drilling rig and camp nearby, and started drilling operations to assess the quantity of gas reserve available at the site. As the Soviets were pleased with the success of finding the gas resources, they started storing the gas. The ground beneath the drilling rig and camp collapsed into a wide crater and disappeared. No lives were lost in the incident. Large quantities of methane gas were released, however, creating an environmental problem and posing a potential danger to the people of the nearby villages.
Fearing the further release of poisonous gases from the cavern, the scientists decided to burn it off. They thought that it would be safer to burn it than to extract it from underground through expensive methods. At that time, expectations were that the gas would burn out within a few weeks, but has continued to burn more than four decades after it was set on fire.
Thanks T4C. I’d love to see a natural feature like that around here. I know that there is a coal seam burning underground somewhere in PA I think. It’s been burning for decades. The town above it had to be permanently evacuated.
Ten to fifteen years ago a wildfire broke out in north central Canada. This area is very remote with no human activity. There had been no lightening strikes in the area so they were confused as to what started the fire. They discovered that it was an underground coal seam that just happened to come to the surface where the fire “started”. Apparently the coal seam had caught fire hundreds of miles east of there decades ago and still burns underground today.
They dont know the significance of the six sided sign they portend to, AWD.
It actually comes from Egyptian beliefs.
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