Will the world end in 2012?

God has a sick sense of humour. Why end it now? Push the envelope. Sort of hopping up your car to see how fast you can make it go before you blow the engine.
He probably wakes up in the morning saying to himself, "I wonder what they did last night." Sort of leaving your dogs alone in the house for over 24 hours.
On the seventh day he must have sat back with a nice cool lager and said to himself, "There, finished, let`s see how long it`s going to take them to screw it up completely." Sort of letting a family of racoons loose in a supermarket.

God `s not finished with us yet. So much left to screw up.  

Zargus wrote: Yeah, yust like it was gona end in 2000. Well if it indeed is the end it will only be the end for us silly human race, becaus the world cant end, we wipe ourself out then after some 100.000 maybe a milion years life will start again, and maybe some other animal evolve and gets smart and reapet all our mistakes... and that will continue untill the end of the universe or our sun explode.

Very good theory!

The future is not what it used to be.

The world if going to end in... 5 seconds. Oh well, it was ni-

the Mayans had the right idea. They picked a date and  said anything after that, don`t blame us.


Edited by Vibrationbaby - May 11 2009 at 15:34

progrocker2244 wrote: Henry Plainview wrote: progrocker2244 wrote: Henry Plainview wrote: No, the Mayan thing is absurdly stupid and pointless. I cannot understand why anyone is paying attention to it. I don't think the whole Mayan thing means much from the surface either, but these guys were very advanced for their time. They were the first to use the number 0, and were advanced astronomers for their time. I think it's more myth than truth, but I don't think that it's absurd or anything like that. They were advanced, but how does "They had an advanced calendar, and it happens to end in 2012, so the world will end because OOGAH BOOGAH" make any sense? They didn't even realize the dangers of deforestation... Deforestation wasn't a problem then. Any time before the Industrial Revolution this was irrelevant. Astronomy was almost always relevant to mankind, and the Mayans had a good understanding on that subject, but maybe not deforestation. You're right, this probably doesn't mean anything, I'm just stating the facts.

Well we don't actually know what caused the collapse, but I think wondering whether cutting down all the trees would cause a problem is easier than predicting the end of days. ;-)

lol they didn't have computers than so the email had to be printed out and sent like a letter.

someone_else wrote: The long count of the Maya calendar is not a standard because no Maya was present when the world was created

True, but I was, and I e-mailed them the date & time

No.


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