An atheist and entrepreneur from North Hampshire, Bart Centre, is enjoying a boost in business for Eternal Earth-bound Pets, which he set up to look after the pets of those who believe they will be raptured.

He has more than 250 clients who are paying up to $135 (£83) to have their pets picked up and cared for after the rapture.

They would be disappointed twice, he told the Wall Street Journal. "Once because they weren't raptured and again because I don't do refunds."

Lol.

If JC does reappear he'll be on the first flight to Gitmo.

Who says there aren't Americans with a sense of humour and sense in general? We should hear more about these on the News.

What Christian moderates think

At the center of it all, Camping's organization, Family Radio, is perfectly happy to take your money -- and in fact, received $80 million in contributions between 2005 and 2009. Camping founded Family Radio, a nonprofit Christian radio network based in Oakland, Calif. with about 65 stations across the country, in 1958.

But not even all of his own employees are convinced that the world is ending on Saturday.

In fact, many still plan on showing up at work on Monday..

So it's not happened but it seems he wasn't crazy. Looks like his "organisation" is about $80million dollars richer thanks to gullible fools.



From clicky

Funny how staff were still planning to turn up on Monday.