Bad-ass legend, Michael the angel

Michael the archangel is an angel who is known as being one of the best and strongest in the realm of angels. when you think of angel, you may think of a Victoria secret model, not true. The angels of old legend are very vicious, they are deadly and insanely good looking. Remember that Satan himself is an angel, rather a fallen angel as he is often referred to as, and can almost guarantee that he doesn't look like a model or a chubby kid with wings on a cloud and a bow with a quiver of heart arrows. He most often is referred to as having seven heads with seven horns and seven tails simply to spite the big man upstairs. He has seven heads because seven is seen as a holy number. As the story goes, Lucifer/Satan/Beelzebub/the devil, whatever you want to call him, decided he was gonna run the show all on his own, and he took 1/3 of the angels with him, went up to the big man himself, and was about to kick ass and take names. God however, decided to send the best of the best after him. He sent Michael, the best of the best of the best. He (as the article says) "Calmly nods his head, slowly takes the cigarette out of his mouth and flicks it onto the floor, cracks his knuckles, and confidently strides towards Lucifer." Long story short, Michael destroys Satan without breaking a sweat, and goes on to wreck and demolish hundreds of other demons.
This article does not claim to be true or untrue. it is simply a story of legend.

The name google

Have you ever wondered where they came up with the name for google? well it came from the min=d of a young child. Edward Kasner, a mathematician, came up with a number, 10 with 100 zeros behind it. he didn't know what to call it, so he asked his nephew, who was 9 years old at the time, and he simply said googol. he took this name and decided to keep it. The Nephew went on to invent an even larger number that was 10 with as many zeros as one could write before they could collapse. instead they said it would be 1 with a googol zeroes behind it. eventually as the story goes, Edward created a search ngine and he needed a name that represented a large quantity, so he chose googol, however he mispelled it, and that is where google came to be.

23 minutes In hell

I was reading a book this week, 23 minutes in hell, it was overall interesting. This book talked about the dangers of hell and the spiritual side of things. As this is a public blog I will look at the objective side of this book. I see what the author is saying buy hell is awful and beyond comprehension, yet there is no 100 percent credibility. I do not think that this book is doing anything except trying to evoke emotion. The book also explains how it has affected people all around the world, and has been shared countless times. I think that the author, seeing as he is a devout christian, is trying to save people. He is also trying to enlighten the audience on his religious beliefs, and does a good job at not forcing it on the audience but rather just explaining it overall.

Sensory deprivation

There was a short story that I read recently, about a group of scientists who wanted to conduct an experiment. This experiment entailed fully depriving a man of all senses and nerves. This man was old and had nothing to lose, so he then volunteered for the experiment. The author at this point in the story is clearly trying to evoke emotion out of the reader by the weird details, but not only that, but provoking curiosity of the end results. The man laid there for a while at first, only being able to mumble words. The mumbles turned into screams, he listed off information that he would've never known, such as names of dead relatives of the scientists. This urged many of them to leave the study. At this point, the subject became extremely self destructive, biting chunks of his flesh out, in an attempt to feel. In his last moments, he whispered "I have seen God and He has abandoned us." After he said this he died with no explanation or reason. He just simply died. This story is clearly to entertain and to spook the reader.