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here the actual "end" of the calendar is 19.19.19.19.19, which corresponds to October 12, 4772

phew got time to shampoo and do my legs, but guess noe I have to go get pressies

LOL!

I remember the date from some French made program by the Nostradamas society/museum (can't remember). the date of 35hundred sometime is what they gave...

But who knows what the man said since everything he wrote was so cryptic to escape being burned at the stake...maybe it's the modern Nostradamas scholar whose messed up the dates lol

According to some reading I just did, one of people's best guesses for Nostradamus' end date is year 3797...

Nobody knows though, as he does not explicitly state a date, like in some of his other predictions.

Well its currently 3:12am 21/12/2012 in brisbane australia, im still currently alive (however my soon to be hang over will have me wishing i wasn't).

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/End_time

and here especially for KMA
Mathews 24:36
Mark 13:32
and Act 1:7

I must admit, i'm no bible expert ( ). while i think it is an amazing book that chronicles much of human history, i don't think it is the word of "G"od (that book is said to be the word of God...correct?).

Much of human history?

It chronicles the 'epic adventures' of a small tribe from the mythical 'Creation' to its beginning (Patriarchs) through wars (Egypt, Barbarians, Assyria, Babylon, Persia), famine, death, civil war and unification, exile and return, and again exile.. while yes, an epic tale, it concerns at most a million people around the time the first part (Old Testament) ends. Then it zooms in on one person (Christ), whose actions set in motion the creation of a whole 'new tribe' (Christianity), which will go through the same trials as Israel went through in the first part. Interestingly before that happens, the second part ends, but alludes to 'the Third Part', when the tribe's king comes back and makes everything right. (Of course those allusions are covered in myth, legend and borrows heavily from the Egyptian, Persian and Greek 'hero' models; not to mention the necessary cryptic language so as not to be 'a fool' when things go a little different. Nothing shakes your faith like explicit prophecies going wrong, so any good priest or soothsayer avoids those like the Plague.)


Hardly 'much of human history'. It is, though, a nice piece of propaganda (whether by God - interesting idea - or by Israel's priest caste and later Catholic writers - realistic idea) with a decent enough set of morals for a certain era.
As time and society are dynamic, so should we be, though. Dogmas and institutionalisation of religion serves less and less purpose.. who is to say that at some point it will not pop up again, but in this day and age, critical thinking flies the Jolly Roger on all Seven Seas. For better or worse.. because the majority of people are **Filtered** tards who think they think critically, but instead play Salty the Pirate Parrot to lobbyists and other tricksters.

Juliette wrote:Much of human history?

It chronicles the 'epic adventures' of a small tribe from the mythical 'Creation' to its beginning (Patriarchs) through wars (Egypt, Barbarians, Assyria, Babylon, Persia), famine, death, civil war and unification, exile and return, and again exile.. while yes, an epic tale, it concerns at most a million people around the time the first part (Old Testament) ends. Then it zooms in on one person (Christ), whose actions set in motion the creation of a whole 'new tribe' (Christianity), which will go through the same trials as Israel went through in the first part. Interestingly before that happens, the second part ends, but alludes to 'the Third Part', when the tribe's king comes back and makes everything right. (Of course those allusions are covered in myth, legend and borrows heavily from the Egyptian, Persian and Greek 'hero' models; not to mention the necessary cryptic language so as not to be 'a fool' when things go a little different. Nothing shakes your faith like explicit prophecies going wrong, so any good priest or soothsayer avoids those like the Plague.)


Hardly 'much of human history'. It is, though, a nice piece of propaganda (whether by God - interesting idea - or by Israel's priest caste and later Catholic writers - realistic idea) with a decent enough set of morals for a certain era.
As time and society are dynamic, so should we be, though. Dogmas and institutionalisation of religion serves less and less purpose.. who is to say that at some point it will not pop up again, but in this day and age, critical thinking flies the Jolly Roger on all Seven Seas. For better or worse.. because the majority of people are **Filtered** tards who think they think critically, but instead play Salty the Pirate Parrot to lobbyists and other tricksters.

I was merely being brief, not precise...but feel free to split this in to a new topic for discussion


6.26 AM, no destruction yet. will keep you all posted

I squished a bug, guess it was the end of the world for him..

DJUSS wrote:If the Mayans could predict the future, there would still be Mayans

The ancient Maya did not predict the end of the world or any disaster in December 2012. Such doomsday predictions are a modern hoax.

The Maya calendar, which is made up different cycles of day counts, does not end this year. Rather, one cycle of 144,000 days (394 years) ends and the next cycle begins.

fem fatale wrote:I squished a bug, guess it was the end of the world for him..

How do you know it was a "him"?


Still nothing...i hate waiting, never been the patient type



@Kikaz, you are of course correct.

Especially for you KMA

[youtube]9jK-NcRmVcw[/youtube]

I wouldn't stick around all day waiting for it to happen KMA. Afterall, the Mayan Calandar is based on days and not time

Could be anytime in the next 24 hours or so

You know what would be funny though, if suddenly we had the 15 minute warning of a nuclear strike or something...created by the panic that we have ourselves insued...

I call it some sort of Goverment ploy, for us to kill each other off there's still time...

Field Marshall wrote:Especially for you KMA

[youtube]9jK-NcRmVcw[/youtube]

I dunno if you read what i posted already about this tune but...I **Filtered** HATE THAT SONG!

Field Marshall wrote:Could be anytime in the next 24 hours or so

If we get to midnight and nothing happens we'll be fine and can then look forward to the next mad end of the world prediction/s

[KMA]Avenger wrote:

Field Marshall wrote:Especially for you KMA

[youtube]9jK-NcRmVcw[/youtube]

I dunno if you read what i posted already about this tune but...I **Filtered** HATE THAT SONG!

Of course, it was the exact same link

If i still had an account i would mass you right about now!