Admittedly, there are many apocalyptic websites that skeptics and atheists would find laughable, but listed here are the intentionally humorous and parodic.
Paul Mather's intention is to create humor about the end of the world crisis. Aimed at a general audience, Mather discusses the four horsemen of the Apocalypse (death, war, famine, and pestilence). He feels death is the most famous because he gets the role of the Ghost of Christmas Future in most Scrooge films. War is the second famous, but also the grumpiest because people always tease him. "War! What is it good for! Absolutely nothing...!" Famine is just a bummer, and pestilence is a loser. Mather says that pestilence is like the fourth Ghostbuster. Obviously this description of the four horsemen does not compare to the true meaning, but in all reality does anyone really know. There are links to Paul Mather's home page and the subatomic humor home page for anyone who is interested. (Accessed February 28, 1999)
Warren S. Apel, obviously not a fan of David Hassellhoff, provides a clean, humorous, and sometimes ridiculous description on why David Hasselhoff is the Antichrist by playing with many aspects of his name as well as giving information on how David characterizes symbols in Revelation. For instance, he takes David's name and rearranges the letters to say "fad of devil's hash" and also uses numerology to make his name equal out to 666. He claims that symbols in Revelation, like the Beast in 13:1 refer to David, as well as other descriptions of the Antichrist. No justifications are given for the conclusions reached, but other website connections are given concerning David Hasselhoff and Baywatch haters that may provide further information. (New address, accessed March 28, 1999)
