Got hell?

Mundane Pointless Stuff I Must Share (MPSIMS)
#1

As a Catholic, I *know * I am going to hell. Coming from a long line of superstitious Slovak peasants, guilt and despair runs deep in my veins. Sometimes, idly, I envision my personal version of hell. After refinement, my conclusion is this.

A cocktail waitress on an overbooked Disney cruise with Garrison Keillor droning on the PA system. With a bad case of the stomach flu.

Surely others out there have contemplated their eternal damnation. I am curious as to what everyone else’s hell looks like.

#2

Me, alone, in a 5x5 metal box, for eternity. No people, no sounds, no stimulus of any kind. Just that, forever.

#3

Being locked alone in a room with a telephone that only accepts incoming calls.

And that phone number being on every damned telemarketing/fundraising/political soliciting list right across the known universe. There’s no DNC list in HELL.

:stuck_out_tongue:

#4

Hell, for me, is a never-ending 8th grade graduation ceremony. With the junior high band playing (off-key and off-tempo), and speeches by local Kiwanis and politicians, only the acoustics are horrible and the sound system is from 1947 so you can’t understand a word anyone says, and it’s crowded and hot and they never seem to run out of “Special Achievement Awards” to hand out.

#5

I am fully confident that R. Lee Ermey will be awaiting me in the afterlife to exact everlasting revenge on my unmanly liberal civilian ass.

#6

Hell would be on an endless bus ride, forever surrounded by teenagers swapping their damned ringtones, talking at the top of their voices because, like, you know, we can’t hear ourselves because everyone’s talking at the top of their voices, like, y’know?

#7

Copy editing incendiary, poorly written articles espousing beliefs I could not oppose more if I one day became the focal point of a lab exercise on self immolation protesting same articles.

(Sadly, this would–for some aspects of my work–only be more of the same.)

#8

If R. Lee Ermy is awaiting me at the lake of fire, I’ll kick his ass.

I’m not the ass-kickin’ type, but I’m just sayin’.

#9

That’s mine. I’ll be in a similar box. (God willing not, but.)

#10

You know the weird thing is I would gladly take a couple thousand years turn in the same box for a restful little relief from hell.

I wouldn’t be without stimulation, though. Cause if my mind is functioning, I’m making up stories.

I suppose my hell would be to be unable to remember the names of the people I had made up in the first thousand years’ stories…

lame

#11

Stuck in the same room Fran Drescher and Roseanne Barr have an eternal screaming fight, while Billy Ray Cyrus tries to drown them out by endlessly performing “Achy Breaky Heart”.

Oh yeah, and the room is on fire.

#12

Fran Drescher will be my boss on the Disney cruise…

#13

Being a permanent Disney Cruise hostess is part of Fran Drescher’s hell, I imagine.

Not that I spend a lot of time pondering Fran’s fantasies OR nightmares, mind you.

#14

Having me as her employee would definitely factor in to her version of hell.

#15

You forgot the 25 foot seas attendant seasickness.

#16

I’m not going to hell. I ordered my “Get out of Hell Free” cards and got them last week.

#17

I went to hell and all I got was this lousy t-shirt?

https://secure.thisistrue.com/tshirts.html

#18

Mine would be pretty normal, but all day, I will hear 12-year-old AIMers and crappy commercials all day long in my head. Imagine: “Freeeeeee Credit Report DOT Com! s0 1337 d|_|d3” Just the thought of it is enough to cause frothing insanity.

#19

My version of hell?

A crowded, confined place where everyone, including me, is required to smoke. All food items would include lots of cheese. There would be many mean drunks, but alcohol would not being solace or forgetfulness. It would be hot and humid. The lights would be on all the time.

#20

I live in your hell right now. Only I have them all in my suburan death machine (the SUV), so I can’t even change my seat. I’m driving.

My hell looks like the DMV, or maybe the entry gates at Disney. There’s a sign that says, “Hell. Line Forms Here.” There are 3 lines. Two of them are moving along. Mine isn’t moving at all. If I switch lines, my new line stops moving, and my old line picks up. So I get to just wait. And wonder. And wait. And wait. And it’s hot. And the other people are close talkers, or they smell funny, or they’re just not nice (which, I guess, makes sense, since they’re in hell, too).