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What is the flavour of heaven?

Stevicus

Veteran Member
Staff member
Premium Member
This is starting to sound like a party. Just need to get rid of the weird rhubarb people...

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viole

Ontological Naturalist
Premium Member
Sorry guys, but I was compelled to make this thread, because the OP who created the who goes to heaven and hell threads and the flavor of hell thread clearly forgot to make this one. Yeah, it was bothering me, so here it is.

I'm too lazy to make a poll, so you can provide your own responses below.

What is the flavour of heaven?
I don't know what you mean with flavor. I only know that if I restrict to standard conservative Christian theology, then Hell is preferable to Heaven. At lest for someone with my character.

Ciao

- viole
 

JustGeorge

Imperfect
Staff member
Premium Member
I don't know what you mean with flavor. I only know that if I restrict to standard conservative Christian theology, then Hell is preferable to Heaven. At lest for someone with my character.

Ciao

- viole
Would you like some of my cheap gin and rhubarb? They've sent me to hell, but I'm willing to share...

Might as well make hell a friendly place, if we'll be stuck here.
 

Orbit

I'm a planet
Sorry guys, but I was compelled to make this thread, because the OP who created the who goes to heaven and hell threads and the flavor of hell thread clearly forgot to make this one. Yeah, it was bothering me, so here it is.

I'm too lazy to make a poll, so you can provide your own responses below.

What is the flavour of heaven?
The flavor of heaven is cloves.
 

Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member

Alien826

No religious beliefs

At one time, the word "rhubarb" was used to denote a statement lacking meaning or sense. It came from stage plays, when a group of people were at the back of the stage playing a group talking to each other, but not part of the main story. They would say "rhubarb" over and over in a low tone. It sounds just like a barely heard conversation (try it).

Perhaps it does apply to heaven?

 
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