Mon Jul 26, 2004 12:05 am
Shoyru_Lover wrote:M. Bison wrote:No need to be worried...Ms. Cleo hasn't told me anything about an upcoming nuclear catastrophe, and surely her powerful tarot cards are more reliable than the pseudo-psychic powers of some self-proclaimed prophet.
Miss Cleo indeed lol
Me and my friends prank called Miss Cleo. You think she would've seen that coming.
Mon Jul 26, 2004 12:15 am
Just like the Nostra Domos guy or however you spell it, his predictions are just veague enough to be possible and believeable but probably had no idea what the heck he was talking about, he said: "There will be tragedy in the new city." And after 9/11 alot of people started thinking thats what he meant, but its so veague that it can sound plausable and have no real meaning at all.
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Mon Jul 26, 2004 1:14 am
Dragonfire wrote:I don't entirely trust that guy. Although, the Mayans did predict the world would in in 2012, and they were excellent astronomers.
you shouldnt have told me that...now how do i get that out of my head.... Any way, He just mayd up things, or figured that, posted them on his site, got a whole lot of money, and now he's closing the site because he's happy with the money he's gottenFiddelysquat wrote:I predict that YOU'RE GOING TO BREATHE AT LEAST ONCE IN THE NEXT 20 MINUTES! *dramatic music* I have... the power...
oh oh!! i have one!! I predict you will die sometime after you reach the age of 11.. See? im good
edit:sorry bout the double post...
DiscordantEdit: Double posts combined.
Mon Jul 26, 2004 1:56 am
like the planet x thing, now im scared out of my mind that ill die in 2012...... 
Mon Jul 26, 2004 2:02 am
He's no prophet, as stated earlier many people have preicted the demise of various people, countries, and even everyone on this planet. However, if you look at certain patterns in history we seem to be overdue for an apocalyptic meteor/comet strike, an ice age, and something else I can't remember right now (I think it had to do with supervolcanos). I wouldn't worry too much about them until there is solid proof that they'll happen though. I believe we'll live the rest of our lives without too many problems.
Mon Jul 26, 2004 2:53 am
lovio wrote:like the planet x thing, now im scared out of my mind that ill die in 2012......
planet X is a star, and wont come anywhere near us for a few million years anyway (the brown dwarf twin of Sol if your interested, more commonly known as nemesis)
the mayans predicted the end of the 5t age of man, NOT the end of the world (it was the last age they detailed, but there calander resets, ergo we go back to the first age)
however, all the other ages ended with a catastrophe assocated with the elements, and earth is left. (except the first age which ended with a very matrix esque war, mankinds creations rose up, theres a cool little illustration of a teapot and a spoon beating up some guy which is great fun)
and the date is december 2012, the same day as a full galactic orbit, as i already said but was apparently ignored.
Mon Jul 26, 2004 3:03 am
lovio wrote:like the planet x thing, now im scared out of my mind that ill die in 2012......
I doubt you will.
Mon Jul 26, 2004 5:31 am
Kitten Medli wrote:lovio wrote:like the planet x thing, now im scared out of my mind that ill die in 2012......
I doubt you will.
He's probably got just as much chance dieing in 2012 than any other date, its all probabilities. Anyway, the Aztecs have a trck record of being terribly wrong.
Mon Jul 26, 2004 7:54 am
Re: the Aztecs and the end of the world in 2012.
Y'know the folks who kept predicting the end of the world at the end of the millenium? (Both the A.D. 1000 one and the A.D. 2000 one.) Same thing, different calendar.
Why in the galaxy would the world end just because the date reached the end of a cycle in how a particular group of humans organize/tell time?
Does it help to see it as a prediction?
The world will not end in 2012.
I hope that helps.
I've been predicting the un-end of the world for years, and I've never been wrong yet.
Y'know the folks who kept predicting the end of the world at the end of the millenium? (Both the A.D. 1000 one and the A.D. 2000 one.) Same thing, different calendar.
Why in the galaxy would the world end just because the date reached the end of a cycle in how a particular group of humans organize/tell time?
Does it help to see it as a prediction?
The world will not end in 2012.
I hope that helps.
I've been predicting the un-end of the world for years, and I've never been wrong yet.
Re: ....
Mon Jul 26, 2004 8:08 am
one_up_mushroom wrote:Dragonfire wrote:I don't entirely trust that guy. Although, the Mayans did predict the world would in in 2012, and they were excellent astronomers.
The "End of Days" that was supposed to happen at the end of the millenium was actually just supposed to be a referral (that many people misunderstood) for the changing of the Age of Pisces to the Age of Aquarius. Sometimes there's logical explanations
Mon Jul 26, 2004 8:59 am
Fiddelysquat wrote:I predict that YOU'RE GOING TO BREATHE AT LEAST ONCE IN THE NEXT 20 MINUTES! *dramatic music* I have... the power...
*breathes*
OH FIDDERS.
YOU'RE SOOO PSYCIC!
Make another prediction! Again, again!