You have 42 days left to live if you believe the wackos who misinterpret the Maya calendar and believe that the end of the world will come on 21 December 2012. Thanks to the film “2012”, people are preparing for the worst.
As this blog is known to dig deeper than any other in the search for truth, hundreds of my readers have been asking me: what is the background to these predictions? Is there any chance that there is a grain of truth to them?
I can lay your fears to rest. You can relax. The Maya calendar is no prediction and was never meant to be one. Here is what really happened thousands of years ago:
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I’ve had a theory about this since Curiosity found and photographed something on its trek in October – any aliens out there noticed us messing with their stuff and are going to be visiting us sometime in December. Whether friendly or not, that will be the end of the world as we know it ;)
Hey – don’t rob me of my one greatest hope! If the world DOESN’T end on December 21, 2012, I have to turn 50. FIFTY! A half-bloody-century! You’re gonna make me an old fart if this doesn’t happen! (Well, not you so much as my stubborn insistence on continuing to breathe…. ;) )
I hope you actually lived to 50 by now?
well if it does end i won’t have to repay my college loans ;-)
I like the preppers that are buying gold and silver, If the world ends where in the world are you going to sell it? They should be stocking up on wine and cigarettes !
… and tinned food … radiation, you know.
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you would have to be fucking stupid to belive all this shit
In retrospect, yes.
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