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Sure you want it, you can turn around and sell it and get something more economical and maybe have enough money left over to fill the tank.
An Escalade, eh? YUK-TOOEY! I'll keep my 328i, thankuverymuch!
As for the message, consider this: what if the driver gets raptured and the passengers DON'T? At 65 mph on the Interstate, that could get ugly in a real hurry. Oh, but god MEANT that to happen, didn't he?!? [merde, alors!]
As for Josh's bumper sticker, how about variations on a theme, to wit:
The bumper sticker is silly and ill informed. Rapture. A doctrine based on a word, parasia. "Great joy" at his appearing. The gullible think this is when they go to Heaven. I call it "beam me up, Scotty." In the first place, Jesus was not "taking anybody to Heaven," he was coming back to earth. Caught up to meet him in the air, and it happens "instantly" - meaning no cars will be without drivers. The event is like the blinking of an eye. For the gullible who think they are going to Heaven at this time, it's explained that the chaos that follows with wrecks and even death is totally OK. That's because the "holy spirit has been removed at this time." Trained very well in this dogma, I'm asking you - what in the hell are they talking about? It makes no sense except that the gullible want to be thought of as "special."
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