AKIRA
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lol how can you prepare for the end of the world by stealing stuff????
you can't, but you know people are going to do that anyways.
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lol how can you prepare for the end of the world by stealing stuff????
Wouldn't it be a real kick in the balls (albeit pitifully hilarious) if the Mayans were right on this.
The release date for the End of the World is 'when it's done' people.
It will be a glorious day when I can laugh at all the atheists.
I'd die happily knowing everyone who has been a moderator to me in my life time will kick it with me.What i find interesting is the amount of people that get really excited/obsessed about the idea of the apocalypse or something, a lot of people seem to want it to happen rather than them dieing and the world passing them by.
I guess it's the desire to see everything and not miss out.
You reel us into til the end then **** us up the ass. :afro:Actually, I saw an interesting documentary on 21-12-12 before. Some archaeologists were excavating Mayan ruins in southern Mexico. They came across a temple to the Mayan Sun god (Who was, by extent, the god that governed time). Anyway, they found a full room dedicated to the Mayan calendar and the last day. The inscriptions said that on the last day that a hero would be released from his sleep and restart the cycle of time. There was also a picture of the hero carved into the stone, and under the picture it said "I'm gonna kick ass and chew bubble gum, and I'm all outta gum".
Only six years for the doubling of information between 1967 and 1973.
Even then, nobody I knew personally had a home computer. Today everybody I know has a home computer.
breakthroughs in internal linknanotechnology that will literally make the most advanced scientific gadgets "as cheap as dirt." Is this information-acceleration a Mandelbrot fractal, as internal linkTerrence McKenna claims? Will we reach a point in internal link2012 where information doubles a million times a second?
Actually, I saw an interesting documentary on 21-12-12 before. Some archaeologists were excavating Mayan ruins in southern Mexico. They came across a temple to the Mayan Sun god (Who was, by extent, the god that governed time). Anyway, they found a full room dedicated to the Mayan calendar and the last day. The inscriptions said that on the last day that a hero would be released from his sleep and restart the cycle of time. There was also a picture of the hero carved into the stone, and under the picture it said "I'm gonna kick ass and chew bubble gum, and I'm all outta gum".
Actually, I saw an interesting documentary on 21-12-12 before. Some archaeologists were excavating Mayan ruins in southern Mexico. They came across a temple to the Mayan Sun god (Who was, by extent, the god that governed time). Anyway, they found a full room dedicated to the Mayan calendar and the last day. The inscriptions said that on the last day that a hero would be released from his sleep and restart the cycle of time. There was also a picture of the hero carved into the stone, and under the picture it said "I'm gonna kick ass and chew bubble gum, and I'm all outta gum".
You've just shattered my balls of steel.Actually, I saw an interesting documentary on 21-12-12 before. Some archaeologists were excavating Mayan ruins in southern Mexico. They came across a temple to the Mayan Sun god (Who was, by extent, the god that governed time). Anyway, they found a full room dedicated to the Mayan calendar and the last day. The inscriptions said that on the last day that a hero would be released from his sleep and restart the cycle of time. There was also a picture of the hero carved into the stone, and under the picture it said "I'm gonna kick ass and chew bubble gum, and I'm all outta gum".
Actually, I saw an interesting documentary on 21-12-12 before. Some archaeologists were excavating Mayan ruins in southern Mexico. They came across a temple to the Mayan Sun god (Who was, by extent, the god that governed time). Anyway, they found a full room dedicated to the Mayan calendar and the last day. The inscriptions said that on the last day that a hero would be released from his sleep and restart the cycle of time. There was also a picture of the hero carved into the stone, and under the picture it said "I'm gonna kick ass and chew bubble gum, and I'm all outta gum".
It will be a glorious day when I can laugh at all the atheists.
I have learned everything about 2012 from here.
It's really impressive to realize that Mayans were extremely savants when it came to astrological phenomenas.