Well, that doofus is just as dead, so there's that...

@phxbillcee That's really all that matters.

Like I said when I posted the same story, it's the feel-good story of the day. Make it two. I'm still smiling.

@KKGator Mr. Pathak said Mr. Chau, believed to be 26 or 27 and from Washington State, may have been trying to convert the islanders to Christianity. Right before he left in his kayak, Mr. Chau gave the fishermen a long note in case he did not come back. In it, police officials said, he had written that Jesus had bestowed him with the strength to go to the most forbidden places on Earth.

If jubus bestowed on him the strength, maybe it was a better idea to bestow him with some common fucking sense!

@phxbillcee Not possible for the delusional to exercise any common sense. If they actually had any, they wouldn't be so damned delusional, and they wouldn't go to "forbidden" islands to try and convert people who have no interest.
The whole thing is just another example of the stupidity and hubris of believers. They're committed to their beliefs. It's no wonder when it's gets them killed.

@KKGator Not often enough, imo!

@phxbillcee Just read the article ,what the fuck was he thinking .lol

@phxbillcee No, not nearly often enough.