Death watch #2548593
After the Terry Schiavo debacle that dragged on even through her dying minutes where her husband kicked out her family out of the room, we now turn our attention to the Pope who has been clinging to his dear life for the last 10 years but even more so in the last three months, sharing headlines on major media outlets with Schiavo. He's survived an assassination attempt in 1981, has been given last rites twice, has Parkinson's, suffers from neurological disorder, had a hip replacement, and has knee problems. He has difficulty swallowing and is barely able to breathe.
If I was in an office betting pool, I'd say he'd be dead by Sunday morning (AEST). Funny, the man who's been the beacon of all things Catholic is being made to suffer in his dying hours.
Here's a thought courtesy of Riga. Prior to voting for the new pope, the candidates all went missing and there's a bomb in the catacombs of the Vatican City. Dah-dah-dah-Dummmmmmmm O_O
If I was in an office betting pool, I'd say he'd be dead by Sunday morning (AEST). Funny, the man who's been the beacon of all things Catholic is being made to suffer in his dying hours.
Here's a thought courtesy of Riga. Prior to voting for the new pope, the candidates all went missing and there's a bomb in the catacombs of the Vatican City. Dah-dah-dah-Dummmmmmmm O_O
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