Comet of Doom?

Comets are recorded as omens of doom throughout antiquity.

>enter comet Atlas
>could become visible next week.

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Oh my, just look at the time.

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Practically everything was recorded as an omen of doom in antiquity because people were dying literally all the time.

Who else remembers Halle Bopp here? That gave us... Heavens Gate.

There was another one in the 90's with some Japanese name I think also.

>Wake up in morning
>Have massive, stiff erection so thick it penetrates through the sheets like a small scale Washington monument
“Oh no, people must be dying today”
>Watch as “Deaths Today” counts upwards on Worldometers all while brainlessly prodding and touching veiny, stiff, throbbing morning wood

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Comet Atlas could be visible until June. Virginia has a lockdown until June.

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I still cannot fathom how an asteroid, say 4km in diameter can cause so much damage. I understand that material and velocity of the object come into consideration but an object of that size is just a speck of dust when comparing it to the size of our planet.