A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to RFC'ers (none
dare say his name -- he Googles himself hourly), has predicted this
Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.

I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food & drink ideas?

On 1 Mar 2007 15:00:56 -0800, "Mrs. Dash Must Die"
> wrote:

> has predicted this
>Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.

The actual date is Fri 12/21/2012. Google the date...interesting
reading.

We still have time to plan the buffet.

In article .com>,
"Mrs. Dash Must Die" > wrote:

> A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to RFC'ers (none
> dare say his name -- he Googles himself hourly), has predicted this
> Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.
>
> I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food & drink ideas?

Devil's Food and Angel Food Cake for dessert. Bloody Marys and Christian
Brothers Brandy for drinks. Something using deviled ham and angel's hair
pasta for a main meal (Yuck!). Surely there's a food that has rapture in
it, but I don't know what it is.

leo

--
<http://web0.greatbasin.net/~leo/>

Mrs. Dash Must Die wrote:
> A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to RFC'ers (none
> dare say his name -- he Googles himself hourly), has predicted this
> Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.
>
> I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food & drink ideas?
>


Hemlock punch.

gloria p

"Mrs. Dash Must Die" > wrote in message
oups.com...
>A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to RFC'ers (none
> dare say his name -- he Googles himself hourly), has predicted this
> Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.
>
> I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food & drink ideas?
>


One of my son's favorite side dishes - serve like this: 1 cup of mashed
potatoes. Flatten the potatoes and make the top concave with the back of a
spoon. Pour on 1/2 cup of Red Hot Sauce, sprinkle with red pepper flakes. If
someone insists that the proportions seem strange, you have to either throw
them out of the party, or eat them. Give them a choice.

"Mrs. Dash Must Die" > wrote

>A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to RFC'ers (none
> dare say his name -- he Googles himself hourly), has predicted this
> Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.
>
> I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food & drink ideas?
>

Well, there go my gumbo plans!! Does he have a specific time, or
should I just start way early, maybe I'll get a bite of the finished
product?

nancy

Mrs. Dash Must Die wrote:

> A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to RFC'ers (none
> dare say his name -- he Googles himself hourly), has predicted this
> Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.
>
> I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food & drink ideas?

Epicurious made up a menu for the anticipated apocalypse last June 6th:

http://www.epicurious.com/features/n...ilydish/060606

Personally, I'd include angels on horseback, orange chocolate rapture cake,
and divinity.

Then there's this drink recipe, which makes me shudder:

Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse recipe

1/2 oz Scotch whisky
1/2 oz gold tequila
1/2 oz Tennessee whiskey
1/2 oz bourbon whiskey
1/2 oz Jagermeister
1 oz pineapple juice
2 oz sweet and sour mix

Pour all liqueurs into a cocktail shaker half-filled with ice. Shake until
frosted. Strain into a highball glass filled with ice cubes and add
pineapple juice and sweet and sour. Stir, and serve.


Bob

"Mrs. Dash Must Die" > wrote in message
oups.com...
>A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to RFC'ers (none
> dare say his name -- he Googles himself hourly), has predicted this
> Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.
>
> I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food & drink ideas?

http://www.adishakti.org/mayan_end_times_12-21-2012/shri_mataji's_horoscope_the_tribulation_and_satya_ yuga.htm

The date February 21st, 2013 is very significant and it closely corresponds with
the date of December 21st, 2012, which the ancient Maya believed to be the
Earth's final day. Although separated by two months, these two dates probably
point to the same momentous and epochal event. The Maya claimed that this future
end-time could include a catastrophic magnetic pole reversal of the planet
Earth, a solar shift, a Venus transit and mounting earthquakes, among other
catastrophes. On the other hand, other experts claim that the Mayans might not
have claimed that the year 2012 would necessarily be the "end of days," but
perhaps just the end of an age. Many cycles are said to begin on that same date.
The belief is that Mother Earth as a living entity will transcend to another
level or frequency or consciousness and a new and special era will begin. The
preparation for this new age is now in the womb of the Mother Earth, so to
speak, and the process of change is bringing transcendental manifestations,
which as Sahaja Yogis we can all bear witness.


Since 12/21/2012-3/1/2007 = 2122 days

I think everyone should get 2,122 pieces of candy or grains of rice or beans
then they can remove 1 per day until the end of the earth.

However since this is a Mayan prediction maybe you could sacrifice the newest
member of the group since you have known them the least amount of time.

Dimitri

Mrs. Dash Must Die wrote:
> A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to RFC'ers (none
> dare say his name -- he Googles himself hourly), has predicted this
> Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.
>
> I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food & drink ideas?

Well, you can't take your money with you; splurge. Lobster, mashed
potatoes, asparagus and the most expensive port wine for dessert. (Get your
shopping done early.) <g>

kili

kilikini wrote:
> Mrs. Dash Must Die wrote:
>> A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to RFC'ers (none
>> dare say his name -- he Googles himself hourly), has predicted this
>> Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.
>>
>> I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food & drink ideas?
>
> Well, you can't take your money with you; splurge. Lobster, mashed
> potatoes, asparagus and the most expensive port wine for dessert. (Get your
> shopping done early.) <g>
>
> kili
>
>
Charge it.

Goomba38 wrote:
> kilikini wrote:
>> Mrs. Dash Must Die wrote:
>>> A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to RFC'ers (none
>>> dare say his name -- he Googles himself hourly), has predicted this
>>> Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.
>>>
>>> I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food & drink
>>> ideas?
>>
>> Well, you can't take your money with you; splurge. Lobster, mashed
>> potatoes, asparagus and the most expensive port wine for dessert.
>> (Get your shopping done early.) <g>
>>
>> kili
>>
>>
> Charge it.

LOL! Good idea!

kili

On Mar 1, 2007, Mrs. Dash Must Die wrote:

> A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to
> RFC'ers (none dare say his name -- he Googles himself
> hourly), has predicted this Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End
> Of The World. Again.

> I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food &
> drink ideas?

Damn - I haven't gotten my tax refund yet.

KevinS wrote:
> On Mar 1, 2007, Mrs. Dash Must Die wrote:
>
>> A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to
>> RFC'ers (none dare say his name -- he Googles himself
>> hourly), has predicted this Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End
>> Of The World. Again.
>
>> I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food &
>> drink ideas?
>
> Damn - I haven't gotten my tax refund yet.
>
>


Boy, did we guess right! We haven't begun our return yet.

gloria p

"Mrs. Dash Must Die wrote:
>> A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to
>> RFC'ers (none dare say his name -- he Googles himself
>> hourly), has predicted this Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End
>> Of The World. Again.
>
>> I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food &
>> drink ideas?

Drano Daiquiris?

In article .com>,
"Mrs. Dash Must Die" > wrote:

> A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to RFC'ers (none
> dare say his name -- he Googles himself hourly), has predicted this
> Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.
>
> I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food & drink ideas?

_lots_ of alcohol... ;-)
--
Peace, Om

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On Mar 1, 10:02 pm, Omelet > wrote:
> In article .com>,
> "Mrs. Dash Must Die" > wrote:
>
> > A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to RFC'ers (none
> > dare say his name -- he Googles himself hourly), has predicted this
> > Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.
>
> > I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food & drink ideas?
>
> _lots_ of alcohol... ;-)
> --

Vanilla Metrecal & cheap gin.

Ted.

> wrote in message
oups.com...
> On Mar 1, 10:02 pm, Omelet > wrote:
>> In article .com>,
>> "Mrs. Dash Must Die" > wrote:
>>
>> > A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to RFC'ers (none
>> > dare say his name -- he Googles himself hourly), has predicted this
>> > Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.
>>
>> > I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food & drink ideas?
>>
>> _lots_ of alcohol... ;-)
>> --
>
> Vanilla Metrecal & cheap gin.
>
> Ted.
>

The perfect accompaniment to a Desenex burger (thank you Frank Zappa).

In article .com>,
"Mrs. Dash Must Die" > wrote:

> A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to RFC'ers (none
> dare say his name -- he Googles himself hourly), has predicted this
> Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.
>
> I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food & drink ideas?

Grim Reapers

1 jigger of Kahlua
1 jigger of 151 rum

Serve them in Old Fashioned glasses with ice and a small measure of
grenadine on top.

On Mar 1, 5:00 pm, "Mrs. Dash Must Die" > wrote:
> A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to RFC'ers (none
> dare say his name -- he Googles himself hourly), has predicted this
> Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.
>
> I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food & drink ideas?

I'm still in a state of shock at being alive still after the Jehovah's
Witnesses predicted the end of the world would occur in 1975.

Mrs. Dash Must Die wrote:
> A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to RFC'ers (none
> dare say his name -- he Googles himself hourly), has predicted this
> Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.
>
> I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food & drink ideas?
>

I was thinking Kool-Aid. James says six-pack-six-pack-six-pack is
the beverage of the beast. ;-)

Serene

On Thu, 01 Mar 2007 22:20:21 -0800, Serene Vannoy
> wrote:

>Mrs. Dash Must Die wrote:
>> A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to RFC'ers (none
>> dare say his name -- he Googles himself hourly), has predicted this
>> Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.
>>
>> I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food & drink ideas?
>>
>
>I was thinking Kool-Aid. James says six-pack-six-pack-six-pack is
>the beverage of the beast. ;-)
>
>Serene

How about a Death by Chocolate Cake???

Christine

Mrs. Dash Must Die wrote:

> A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to RFC'ers (none
> dare say his name -- he Googles himself hourly), has predicted this
> Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.
>
> I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food & drink ideas?
>

Don't even get me started on t he "galactic tsunami"

Joseph Littleshoes said...

> Don't even get me started on t he "galactic tsunami"


I reserved a table at Milliways.

Andy

"Ladies and gentlemen," he said, "The Universe as we know it has now been in
existence for over one hundred and seventy thousand million billion years and
will be ending in a little over half an hour. So, welcome one and all to
Milliways, the Restaurant at the End of the Universe!"
— The Restaurant at the End of the Universe, HGTTG, Douglas Adams

Mrs. Dash Must Die wrote:
> A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to RFC'ers (none
> dare say his name -- he Googles himself hourly), has predicted this
> Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.
>
> I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food & drink ideas?
>
Well, if it's really the end of the world, there's going to be no one to
collect on the bills.

I say, splurg like you've never splurged befo Caviar, champaigne and
lobster!

In article >,
Lobster Man > wrote:

> Mrs. Dash Must Die wrote:
> > A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to RFC'ers (none
> > dare say his name -- he Googles himself hourly), has predicted this
> > Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.
> >
> > I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food & drink ideas?
> >
> Well, if it's really the end of the world, there's going to be no one to
> collect on the bills.
>
> I say, splurg like you've never splurged befo Caviar, champaigne and
> lobster!

And Kobe... ;-d
--
Peace, Om

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On Mar 3, 7:25 am, Omelet > wrote:
> In article >,
> Lobster Man > wrote:
>
> > Mrs. Dash Must Die wrote:
> > > A certain hyperreligious 'cardiologist', well known to RFC'ers (none
> > > dare say his name -- he Googles himself hourly), has predicted this
> > > Saturday, 3/03/07, to be the End Of The World. Again.
>
> > > I want to have a going away party tomorrow night. Food & drink ideas?
>
> > Well, if it's really the end of the world, there's going to be no one to
> > collect on the bills.
>
> > I say, splurg like you've never splurged befo Caviar, champaigne and
> > lobster!
>
> And Kobe... ;-d
> --
> Peace, Om
>
> Remove _ to validate e-mails.
>
> "My mother never saw the irony in calling me a Son of a bitch" -- Jack Nicholson

I'm sure it was all delish! What will you be serving at your NEXT
Armageddon party, since the world has rather notably failed to end so
far, today? You may have unwittingly started a tradition. =o)

Melissa