>>>>You'll burn in at least six different hells for this, at least four of them properly Christian. The proper place to send him to is Iran, Burma is out of fashion this season. And you forgot to mix in Castro or Stalin, for that matter, which is also improper.
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>>>ROFL - It's minus 31 with a minus 42 windchill this morning. Stack that up against hell and things even out nicely.
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>>>An odd word 'hell' is. From the hebrew pronounced 'shee-ole' (ole as in hole). It means 'away from God' and not a pit of fire full of bad souls. The 'dreaded 'lake of fire' is reserved for the cleanup after the alleged 'end times'
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>>Hearsay, just like my text above. I never booked any room in that hotel.
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>In Norwegian "hell" means "fortune" or "luck", we even have a place called Hell. I have stayed at Rica Hell Hotel on a few occasions, http://www.rica.no/index.cfm?con=484&oa=hotel.display. A very popular picture for tourists is the goods terminal at the now closed railway station. Since "goods" in Norwegian is "gods", the sign should say "Hell godsekspedisjon", but for the tourists the sign says "Hell Gods-expedition", http://exviking.net/lowland/Hell_p.htm.
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>Tourists also used to buy a one way ticket to Hell, but they rarely used the tickets, they saved it for a rainy day. :-)

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