Five Years Left. Period.
- Thread starter DarkWolf
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Sentaifan'07 Xman
"Let's DRIVING!!!!!"
So am I. Everyday, I wake up hoping that someone will kill me, or wishing that I would kill myself. But I don't and I keep on living and I still feel miserable. So in turns of some meteor comming to kill us all in 5 years from now, is none of my FUCKING CONCERN!!!!! Whoever gave this guy some resource about what we're talking about in this thread, is a dumbass and a loser.
GekiBlack
Red Falcon
Here we go again ... :redface2:
Anyway, this "meteor gonna strike us in 2012" is all rubbish ... It is just a marketing plan by some idiots to make people believe that "the day" will come and most likely make profits from that .... Only god knows when "the day" will come ...
Artic_Rival
Lurker
This could make a good rpg on this fourm.
HaiTien78
Member
Meteor? Great Change in the world? Jesus finally decided to **** our sins and come back and kill us all? Autobots wage their battle to stop the evil forces of the Decepticons? Will Smith saves the world from Vampires? Liu Kang wins Mortal Kombat?
So many things could happen in 2012 :laugh: Since the sun is allegedly supposed to be in some galatic alignment at center of Spirtual Power, I'm gonna say Quattro Bajeena's prediction of all of humanity awakening as Newtypes would be right
And according to most sites, the end of the world will be caused by Voltron and G.I. Joe vs Transformers :laugh: On a few 2012 sites all of the ads are amazon ads loaded with G.I. Joe vs Transformers and Voltron crap :laugh:
So many things could happen in 2012 :laugh: Since the sun is allegedly supposed to be in some galatic alignment at center of Spirtual Power, I'm gonna say Quattro Bajeena's prediction of all of humanity awakening as Newtypes would be right
And according to most sites, the end of the world will be caused by Voltron and G.I. Joe vs Transformers :laugh: On a few 2012 sites all of the ads are amazon ads loaded with G.I. Joe vs Transformers and Voltron crap :laugh:
Kouji Kabuto
Mazin...Go!
from an article: "Using a computer program assigning a date to each of the 64 possibilities, starting with when the I Ching was created, philosopher/ethno-botanist Terrence McKenna realized that it corresponded to a pattern he describes and illustrates as a “time wave”, which ends-- independently and ignorantly of the Mayans-- on 12.21.12."
"ethno-botanist" - euphemisim for druggie?
from: http://www.december212012.com/articles/mayan/mystery_ancient_mayans.shtml
The problem is that none of these predictions were made by actual Mayans, only individuals from the West who have interpreted the calendar themselves, according to Dr. Robert Sitler, the Latin American Studies director at Stetson University in Florida.
“All of that speculation is by modern Western people who are unfamiliar with the Maya culture,” Sitler said. “If you talked to 1000 Mayans about 2012, they wouldn’t know about it.
“The (classic) Mayans simply never mentioned it once. I’m dissuaded from (the end of the world theory) because they never wrote it down anywhere”
While the Maya were accurate in charting the movements of the heavens without the benefit of telescopes, Sitler said the Long Count calendar has nothing to do with astronomy but more to do with the Maya’s theory on creation. In fact, the Maya believed in multiple creations, one of which ended with the great flooding of the Earth.
...Dr. Vern Scarborough is a Mayanist and professor of anthropology at the University of Cincinnati. He also warns not to read too much in the doomsday prophecy of the Long Count Calendar. “This was a society governed by rules that were very different than ours,” he said. “I think you have to be very careful when you drum up support for the end of the world just because the Maya say so.”
"ethno-botanist" - euphemisim for druggie?
from: http://www.december212012.com/articles/mayan/mystery_ancient_mayans.shtml
The problem is that none of these predictions were made by actual Mayans, only individuals from the West who have interpreted the calendar themselves, according to Dr. Robert Sitler, the Latin American Studies director at Stetson University in Florida.
“All of that speculation is by modern Western people who are unfamiliar with the Maya culture,” Sitler said. “If you talked to 1000 Mayans about 2012, they wouldn’t know about it.
“The (classic) Mayans simply never mentioned it once. I’m dissuaded from (the end of the world theory) because they never wrote it down anywhere”
While the Maya were accurate in charting the movements of the heavens without the benefit of telescopes, Sitler said the Long Count calendar has nothing to do with astronomy but more to do with the Maya’s theory on creation. In fact, the Maya believed in multiple creations, one of which ended with the great flooding of the Earth.
...Dr. Vern Scarborough is a Mayanist and professor of anthropology at the University of Cincinnati. He also warns not to read too much in the doomsday prophecy of the Long Count Calendar. “This was a society governed by rules that were very different than ours,” he said. “I think you have to be very careful when you drum up support for the end of the world just because the Maya say so.”
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DarkWolf
Member
You guys are taking this WAY too seriously! I intended this to be a humorous topic; not a debunking rant-fest... :redface2:
Can we please lighten up the mood here? I'll start...
Let's say the world ironically does end in five years: how will you spend those five years? Also, "knowing" the exact date of your death, how will you spend your last moments?
:buttrock:
Can we please lighten up the mood here? I'll start...
Let's say the world ironically does end in five years: how will you spend those five years? Also, "knowing" the exact date of your death, how will you spend your last moments?
:buttrock:
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