beer good
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And if by some freakishly unlikely coincidence the world doesn't end next Friday, don't worry - there's another apocalypse right around the corner. And this time, by gum, they must have gotten it right!
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The official 2012 apocalypse thread
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And if by some freakishly unlikely coincidence the world doesn't end next Friday, don't worry - there's another apocalypse right around the corner. And this time, by gum, they must have gotten it right!
beer good
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The world will end on August 31, 4500 at 11:58 pm | Jason Shuler's Tech Blog
Hey, if you can't trust Microsoft, who can you trust?
Hey, if you can't trust Microsoft, who can you trust?
BeerWench13
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They laughed at me at work because I took the 21st off. My response was, "If the world does end, would you really want to be at work when it happens? I don't want my last day on Earth to be in this god-forsaken place." They all laughed, but it looks as if we may be shutting down the office now as others have followed my lead and requested to be off next Friday.
I told the hubby that I wanted to party like it's 1999 - literally. We hung out together and partied all night during Y2K. Not because we thought all the doomsdayers were right, but, what if they were...
I told the hubby that I wanted to party like it's 1999 - literally. We hung out together and partied all night during Y2K. Not because we thought all the doomsdayers were right, but, what if they were...
abecedarian
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When they start giving dates, I don't care what scriptures they twist, they're ignoring the ones that say no man knows the hour. They also get so caught up in their speculations( and it is fun to speculate) they skip over the rest of the New Testament that says to be ready at ALL times; live right today since it could happen anytime. The early church lived in constant hope that any minute they'd look up and see the Lord's return to set things aright. It made them bold and able to withstand terrible persecutions. That's how we should use end time prophecy studies..
Conscious Bob
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I'm placing my bet on the second law of thermodynamics.
BeerWench13
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beer good
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PrincessFiona60
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I have front row seats if Yellowstone decides to blow...waiting is...
When Yellowstone goes, half of the U.S. and Canada is fucked.
PrincessFiona60
Member
I'm close enough I won't have a chance to say "Oh, S...."
Then I will say in advance: it's been a pleasure knowing you.
PrincessFiona60
Member
LOL! Thanks...just a matter of time.:whistling:
abecedarian
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Sounds morbid, but I think that would be my preferred method of leaving planet Earth..no time to be scared that way.
*Not counting the Rapture, of course!
PrincessFiona60
Member
It's why I live on the edge of a volcano and not in some big city.
abecedarian
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Well, if we're all gonna die anyway, might as well live someplace that makes us happy. Life is too short..
BeerWench13
Active Member
All I know is that things have changed and I can't take that day off as I originally intended, so I hope it doesn't end until after I get home from work and start partying. I'd certainly hate for my last day on Earth to be in this god-forsaken hellhole.
I'd want it to be over quickly as well. I'm planning on dying near ground zero of an Extinction Level Event comet/asteroid.
PrincessFiona60
Member
Ah...Lucifer's Hammer Time! Yeah!
beer good
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I plan on becoming a zombie. Sounds much more fun than running from them. Embrace your true nature, says I. (Especially since without electricity, I'll be out of coffee in no time and virtually a zombie anyway.)