Poll: 2012, Real or fake?

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L-J-F

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I can't wait for 2012 so I can laugh at people ;) Actually I need to make a list of all the people I know who believe in it so I can go around and laugh at them =D
 

mega48man

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sure it's real, didn't you watch the documentary on it? IT WAS SO COOL!!! the buildings were like "GRAAAAH!!!" and the plane was all "NEEEEEEEEEEEERAOOOOOOOOOOO" and they were all like "AAAAAAAAAAAH!!!" and then there was big flood that went "BLUUUUUUUUSH!!'" and california was like "OH NOES!!! WE'RE SINKING!!! BLUB BLUB BLUB BLUB, BLUB....BLUB" and then the peoplez got there and there was this big space ship and it BIG and the government was like "FUCK YOU" and then they let them on and there were these meteors that came down like "BRAAAAH" and went "BOOOOOSH" and it was AWESOME!!!!

but anyway, i thought the documentary was very informative if not interesting, it accurately covered an important part of our history, and the history channel and SPIKE tv always do :p
 

jaythedogg

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Hubilub said:
Is 2012 real?

Of course it's real. It's not like we're going to jump from 2011 to 2013!

...

Ooooh, you mean the end of the world theory!

No, it's fake
Quoted for truth!
 

spartan231490

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2012 for the mayan calander is just a roll over, they "predicted" the end of the world, because "world" is just another time measurement for them, like eon. They also predicted, very vaguely, natural disasters which could be interpereted as anything from a super large tide, to a polar shift involving rapid continental shift. I don't buy it, however, the earth, sun and galactic center are supposed to line up on that day. I think that this might cause significantly larger than usual tides. When the earth sun and moon line up, tides are much larger than usual, and the galactic center is incredibly more massive than anything in our solar system, even if it is farther away.
 

masher

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"Yeah, man, I'm down to 2012, almost done" - Implies that the world -doesn't- end at 2012, but soon. XD

Nah, I think it's all fake. Who would -WANT- to believe that they now the date the world ends?
 

Canid117

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To New Age dumbassess everywhere!

The world will not end on 2012. You are fucking stupid. I won't discourage you from committing mass suicide though because then maybe we wont have to deal with another one of these damn y2k style "emergencies" for a while.

spartan231490 said:
2012 for the mayan calander is just a roll over, they "predicted" the end of the world, because "world" is just another time measurement for them, like eon. They also predicted, very vaguely, natural disasters which could be interpereted as anything from a super large tide, to a polar shift involving rapid continental shift. I don't buy it, however, the earth, sun and galactic center are supposed to line up on that day. I think that this might cause significantly larger than usual tides. When the earth sun and moon line up, tides are much larger than usual, and the galactic center is incredibly more massive than anything in our solar system, even if it is farther away.
Here is the equation for gravity:

F = GMm/R^2

where

* F is the force of attraction between two objects in newtons (N)
* G is the universal gravitational constant in N-m^2/kg^2
* M and m are the masses of the two objects in kilograms (kg)
* R is the distance in meters (m) between the objects, as measured from their centers of mass
(I would like to credit school-for-champions.com for giving me this equation as I was having trouble remembering it from my Junior year physics class in High School)

Here is the distance of earth from the super massive black hole at the center of the milky way:
Roughly 27,000 lightyears which in kilometers is
1 light year = 9.4605284 × 10^12 kilometers

If you can read through and understand that equation then you will realize that the absolutely enormous distance between the center of the Galaxy and Earth means that the gravitational force is enough to keep the Solar System in orbit around the core which while impressive is not going to cause any form of disaster.
 

Mrsoupcup

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Skorpyo said:
The "2012 Apocalypse" idea is bull.

But just in case anyone around me thinks it ISN'T, I'll be locking my doors and loading my guns, just in case.

Y'know, riots...
The only thing to fear is fear itself... (And stupid people with anthrax and guns XD)
 

Extra-Ordinary

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I think it's fake, but wouldn't it be hilarious if an earthquake happened on that day. Not even a big one, just a little earthquake.
 

Twilight_guy

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BrownGaijin said:
Twilight_guy said:
Of course it's real, I mean doesn't the world end every time the Gregorian calendar turns over? I mean December 31 2009 was a real ***** to clean up when the world blew up, am I right?
You sir get a cookie.
NOM NOM NOM, cookie... delicious.
 

NiceGurl_14

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This crap is just that... CRAP!

As someone else had already pointed out, the Mayan calendar only has 11 months. So in all technicality, 2012 has already passed for them. People who believe in this feel like they need to have something to believe in, apparently knowing when the end of the world will happen gives people some kind of sense of power.
 

Unesh52

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Kpt._Rob said:
God, this again. I thought we were finally done with all the threads where everyone agrees that 2012 is a load of bullshit and chips and acts like they're being edgy by saying it. I was really hoping we wouldn't have to see another one.

So yes, it's hogwash. But, has any of us actually ever met someone who believes it? I haven't. This debate keeps getting brought up by people who already think the debate is a moot point. There's like three crazy guys in a basement with tinfoil hats somewhere that believe the 2012 stuff, and they're the only people who believe it. Other than that, it's just hollywood and other people who write fiction doing what people who write fiction have been doing for a long time, 'borrowing' concepts from ancient mythologies no one believes any more since they're now the free idea bucket, and having a little bit of fun with it.

How many more threads will I be forced to see about this?
Uh... yeah, what that guy said....

[small]He did say that 2012 was dumb, right? Good, cuz I think the cool kids were watching....[/small]
 

Jezzascmezza

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Poll? No?
Anyway, it's a bunch of fakeness.

If it happens to be real, however, I will try and become friends with John Cusack.
 

pejhmon

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Ih8pkmn said:
For the last time: Putting the word "poll" in front of a thread does NOT make it a pool. Sheesh, guys.

It is FAKE
Indeed, it is not a "pool". Dammit I expected water everywhere !!!
 

pejhmon

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Space Spoons said:
pejhmon said:
All that said to me was "don't live in the states". Advice taken my friend, advice taken. All you basically said was the end of the USA, not the world unless that is the extent of the world to you and that this comment is coming from a non-existant fairy land outside of your realm, in which I'd like to say "Greetings lesser being, welcome to te internetzorz".
I can only speak from personal experience. America is my country of origin and, for the foreseeable future, my home. To cut a long story short, living in another country is not an option that's open to me. Given that, I wouldn't mind seeing the world end.

I can guarantee you this, though; the rest of the countries of the world aren't that much better off. Not really.
Wow, that's pretty selfish to desire the end of the entire world just because the country you live in, and have no choice of moving from, doesn't quite meet your expectations. On top of that you makes claims that everywhere else is fucked over even though (from the sounds of it) you've never left your "land of doom" to go see for yourself. I'm sorry but even though you claim to hate the way the USA has become you had just made yourself look like a typical American, ignorant of the world stage with very little reasoning. Well done on that part.
 

Queen Michael

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Hey, you want to know something funny? There were a couple of teenage girls on the bus the other day who were talking about some movie they'd seen on the Internet, and they seemed to think it might be real. Funny, that; I didn't think anybody actually believed in it.