Poll: December 21,2012. What do you think will happen?

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perfectimo

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Good morning blues said:
My friends and I will grab some beers and camp out on a rooftop, because if the world does end that night, well, we can't miss that.

We did it earlier this year when some nut had put up posters talking about how if we looked at the night sky we'd see spaceships that had come from Aldebaran which came to warn us about the tear in the atmosphere, as prophesized in the Bible as part of one of the six seals of the Apocalypse. Nothing happened, but we had a pretty good night, and now I have a sweet poster to hang on my wall.
Same sort of thing happened twice to me, I missed Y2k and I missed out on when we were going to get sucked into a blackhole from the LHC. Damn, here's hoping the Mayan's got it right.
 

sms_117b

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The only thing I can see happening, and given the current climate, isn't as far fetched as some people hope, is a global economic breakdown, this would be the end of the world as we currently know it
 

Stammer

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On December 21, 2012 AD, all Mayans will be wiped off the face of the earth.

That is all.
 

PsyberGoth

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juandonde said:
Skynet will become self aware and begin it's plan to exterminate the human race.

Lol

But seriously, what most people fail to realize is that the Mayan calender system was cyclical, so that on december 22, 2012, it would simply become january 1, 0000 on a mayan calender
 

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fish food carl said:
Is that a threat of some kind?
No. It's just that it's their calendar. Why would every human being be wiped off the face of the earth if it's only one peoples' calendar?
 

Corven

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PsyberGoth said:
juandonde said:
Skynet will become self aware and begin it's plan to exterminate the human race.

Lol

But seriously, what most people fail to realize is that the Mayan calender system was cyclical, so that on december 22, 2012, it would simply become january 1, 0000 on a mayan calender
while our years may keep going up like 2012 2013 and so on, our own calender cycles through every 400 years.
 

PsyberGoth

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darkstone said:
PsyberGoth said:
juandonde said:
Skynet will become self aware and begin it's plan to exterminate the human race.

Lol

But seriously, what most people fail to realize is that the Mayan calender system was cyclical, so that on december 22, 2012, it would simply become january 1, 0000 on a mayan calender
while our years may keep going up like 2012 2013 and so on, our own calender cycles through every 400 years.
i realize this, i was just remarking that the perceived end of the world as "predicted" by the mayan calender was merely a clerical decision.
 

reaper_2k9

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I cant say but if we are to come to our inevitable doom on this date I can tell you were you can find me.....drunk in a strip club...or drunk in a lawn chair in my front yard waiting for all hell to break loose.
 

Dancingman

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meatloaf231 said:
Nothing. It's just Y2K all over again. End of the world hysteria that will be proven wrong.

Plus, eclipses have nothing to do with the end of the world.
No they don't, but it is rather disturbing to see that a calendar that can accurately predict them centuries before they happen abruptly ends on December 21, 2012.

Oh, and by the way, I'm one of those "maybe" people, but I just like to try and justify the other side of the argument.
 

Khedive Rex

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Why precisely does the end of a calendar mean the end of the world? The Mayans, as a culture, claim to have lasted through three distinctly different "ages of the earth". The fact that there calendar ends on Dec 2012 just means that thats when they were expecting the next one.

And, from a completely pointless astrological perspective (I can't even help myself), we are right at the end of the age of Pisces moving into the age of Aquarious so you could argue that they have a point.
 

Dancingman

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tijuanatim said:
I think that the Mayans would have continued to make the calendar, but they were busy. Busy being raped and pilaged by the European invaders.

Wait...maybe it continues on the other side. Quick! Someone flip that ginormous rock over!
Just noticed that post, you know that the Mayans were long gone by the time Europeans ever set foot in the Americas right? The Aztecs may have been what you were thinking of, or possibly the Incas.
 

meatloaf231

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Dancingman said:
meatloaf231 said:
Nothing. It's just Y2K all over again. End of the world hysteria that will be proven wrong.

Plus, eclipses have nothing to do with the end of the world.
No they don't, but it is rather disturbing to see that a calendar that can accurately predict them centuries before they happen abruptly ends on December 21, 2012.

Oh, and by the way, I'm one of those "maybe" people, but I just like to try and justify the other side of the argument.
Eclipses run on a cycle. The Mayan empire existed from about 600-1500 AD. You'd think they'd have enough time to figure out the pattern.
 

Pseudonym2

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I heard Sarah Palin is going to run for president in 2012. If that doesn't trigger the apocalypse, I don't know what will.
 

000Ronald

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Imagine a boot stomping on the face of all humanity forever.

That's not what's gonna happen. Not even close.

It's just gonna be another day...Only there will be a few less people outside because they'll be busy waiting for the world to end.

Apologies for giving you hopes up. It just makes sense to me that any doomsday prediction is going to be wrong because they've all been wrong up until now (the only exception being if someone is threatening to destroy the world, but we wouldn't know about that).