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           sk8erbetty
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 What do you guys think about Mayan Calendar confirming the  so-called "end date" 
 
  
         
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           EpicMegatrax
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mayan calendar doesn't paint it as the end of the world,  just the end of an era. it's pretty much their version of  Y2K (which, as you'll remember, was almost disappointingly  uneventful. i remember waiting for the power to go out, and  it didn't). 
 
  
         
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           retape
             from http://retape.net (Norway) on 2012-10-16 22:05 [#02442943]
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I'm terrified
 
  
         
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           sk8erbetty
             from Morgantown (United States) on 2012-10-16 22:15 [#02442947]
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Thats what I hope for...I also remember y2k hehe what a joke  you're right... 
 
  
         
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           EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2012-10-16 22:21 [#02442949]
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i find my own reaction to these things more interesting than  the events themselves. is my life boring? is that why i want  some dramatic, flashy, system crash? i've often dreamed  about how i'd survive if the world went fallout 3. i have a  knack for building things; i'd definitely booby-trap the  house. safety wouldn't be a concern... but i'm not sure how  i'd live without dominos pizza 
 
  
         
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           010101
             from Vancouver (Canada) on 2012-10-16 22:30 [#02442954]
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I think we still have nearly 300 years to go
  LAZY_PHANTOM_TIME
 
  
         
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           010101
             from Vancouver (Canada) on 2012-10-16 22:32 [#02442956]
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The Y2K thing didn't happen because people were made aware  of it in plenty of time. Some relativly minor things went  wrong because of it. But we were ready! 
 
  
         
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           Haft
             from Tublin (Ireland) on 2012-10-16 22:43 [#02442961]
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As long as the few thousand people who are convinced of the  impending doom remain in a state of frightened inaction,  nothing major related to the date will happen. If they start  to live like the end of the world is coming up however, that  might have some knock-on effects 
 
  
         
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           EpicMegatrax
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that phantom time hypothesis reeks of paranoid  schizophrenia. i've always said: i have no absolute proof  gravity will still work tomorrow, but i'm planning my day  with the assumption that it will. 
 
  
         
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           010101
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It is interesting that there is very little evidence of the  Dark Ages having happened at all. I have my own end of the  world prophesy it will all come to an end on a Wednesday  (you read it here first) 
 
  
         
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           Haft
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You are planting seeds boy. Everybody here is too isolated  from the real world, or too cynical for it to have any  effect at all, but talk to a joe soap or two about that shit  and you're asking for a self-fulfilling prophecy 
 
  
         
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           010101
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Beware the Wednesday!!!
 
  
         
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           Haft
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Now I'm thinking about it and all my electrons are going to  align at my lowest chakra and shoot a sine wave in the shape  of Ken Barlow's neck out of my urethra and flow out into the  wider net of everybody elses energy and make them think  about it and they're all going convene at one point to  generate a 3000ft hologram of Ken Barlow who will then have  to give us all a lecture at 20Hz on what we've been doing  wrong all this time and why he has to peel us all  individually one skin cell at a time until we're subdivided  enough to reconnect with Gaia and set the Earth on a  straighter course towards a healthier star 
 
  
         
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           EpicMegatrax
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WHAT IS THE FREQUENCY, KENNETH
 
  
         
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           wavephace
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it would be the end of the world but dexter kill the guy who  was doing the magic tricks to make it happen 
 
  
         
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           wavephace
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dexter from "dexter"
 
  
         
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           EpicMegatrax
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scagnetti on scagnetti
 
  
         
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           Haft
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Stark on Stark
 
  
         
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           EpicMegatrax
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figures you'd like tim & eric, haft. i bet you have blonde  hair 
 
  
         
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           Haft
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Nope. That sounds almost disdainful.... What's wrong with  blonde hair or Tim and Eric? 
 
  
         
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           Haft
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Also you don't have to answer the Tim and Eric part, it's  just rhetorical. They do have a lot of shite, and many  people think that the only reason they have fans is because  they're "absurdist" 
 
  
         
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           EVOL
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well dudes, people have been on this planet for a long ass  time. they've seen some shit come, and they've seen some  shit go. they figured out how to navigate by star charts.  that had to take a while. the mayans were the probably the  oldest most advanced civilization in history. they figured  out all kinds a math shit. and how the fucking galaxy it  self cycles. that's pretty cray cray for what eventually  became a dead culture. the universe works on pretty simple  fundamentals. +/-, push/pull, light/dark, the yin and yang.  the bible, and other religious text were probably created  just to explain that, in life, you have two choices of what  you can do, good/bad. i'm sure, in the time humanity has  spent advancing towards the modern era, many a mistake were  made, and those texts were just their way of trying to pass  on lessons learned. of course there are probably things that  have happened to mankind in their journey on this giant  floating rock, that back in the day could not be explained  without the scientific knowledge we have now. so we get all  those cracked out stories of angels, dragons, giants, gods,  and shit like that. 
 
  what's going on today, er... rather, what is coming up in  the next few months/years, is going to be nothing we have  heard/seen in recorded history. the half cycle of the mayan  count in their calendar is 13,000 years. we can only trace  our begining back relatively accurately, about 5,000 years.  there have been discoveries of organized societies recently,  that we have been able to date back at over 10,000 years  old. unfortunately, scientists/researcher/archaeologists  have not had enough to time to fully understand the truths  these places have hidden within them. 
 
  what i'm saying is, and what i'm sure, if you've done any  digging yourself on the subject, is that there have been  earth changing events that have disrupted and seriously  crippled man's growth on this planet, every time this  galactic alignment occurs. now, that's not to say that these  same life altering events haven't had a  
 
  
         
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           EVOL
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... beneficial effect on the human race,  evolution/darwinism/survival of the fittest, passing on  stronger genes. but also, that bombardment of photons that  spew out like a jacuzzi jet stream from the black hole at  the center of the milky way, alter the code in our double  helix of dna. 
 
  so, with as big and complex as the powers that be, that have  controlled the direction of civilized nations, has become, i  feel it would be pretty safe to bet that there is hidden  knowledge kept within those limited circles. i think they  are fairly certain that there is definitely something  big/bad to be feared on the way. and i think they know they  will have no control over the forces that will emerge from  this big question mark. they have plans. we do not. they  might not escape. we might not suffer. but i do believe it  is quite eerie, the shit that is going on in the world, more  specifically, in nature. and what i believe is  coming/happening is going to be purely scientific, along the  lines of the earth sciences. 
 
  like i mentioned earlier, because our knowledge of our past  is so limited, we haven't recorded anything like this  before. what is taking people over right now is the NORMALCY  BIAS. just because we haven't evidence of a major deal like  dec 21 2012 occuring in less than a 13,000 year period, when  our best research only goes back 5,000 years, you don't  think it's possible for anything to go wrong on a world wide  scale like science is perdicting. what with the solar flares  and earthquakes and strange sounds, and suicidal flocks of  wild animals. it's too much of a coincidence that these  things were prophesied, not just in revelation, but  throughout the bible. that book, regardless of the fanatical  followers, was just an update on esoteric lessons passed  down, from many previous tribe/sect. and just like any  technology, those with money, power, and influence, have  tainted the words within to dis-inform and control whoever  followed behind. 
 
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           EVOL
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... scary how tiny, small, and insignificant we all are.  what happens will happen. all you can do is just live in the  moment and enjoy all that is around you. we all die, nobody  knows when or where or how. if life goes on as we know it,  the only thing you have to be afraid of is your govt.
 
  that is all.
  it seems to me that most, if not all of you are pretty  indifferent to the idea of this date bringing anything more  than a new dawn. but as i have before, when i get wrapped up  in deep emotional thoughts/feelings, i tend to gush on here.  so i will say again, i love all you fools! if anything for  any reason were to happen that we could never visit/access  this message board again, i will miss you all terribly, and  think about you all, probably when and if things take a hard  left for the worst and we all have to deal with scary  decisions. i hope you all make it safely about in your  travels. and i hope someday we will be able to meet again,  wherever our roads may cross, this plane or the next. til  then... 
 
  
         
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           EpicMegatrax
             from Greatest Hits on 2012-10-17 04:25 [#02443028]
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sorry i was not around for the ~3min window available to  address your first post haft, before your second post  excoriating me
 
  people dislike tim & eric because they are immature,  derivative, piss-n-fart joke bottom-feeders. suitable their  crowning moment was also the only good track flying lotus  ever did. 
 
  
         
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           EVOL
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obviously tim and eric went waaaaayyyyy over your head. 
  sarcasm epic, do you speak it???
  they're mocking hollywood.
  it's cool tho. def not for everybody, and not everybody has  to like the same ish. if that ain't your thang, then it's  like, ya know, w/e.
 
  good day, sir.
 
  
         
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           EpicMegatrax
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i wish i were hip 'n' with-it enough to get tim 'n' eric
  hell, i might be privileged enough to drop $56.63 on a DVD  set 
 
  
         
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           EVOL
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it's not a hip thing, i don't think. i'd say a majority of  people hate it. i hated it at first. and actually, now that  i think about it... i don't even know why i started liking  it. 
 
  anyways, it's kinda like how i felt about ren n stimpy when  i was a kid. like, wtf is this fucking show even about? just  an excuse for john kriflskakowski [sp?] to get high and  draw? but i kept watching every week to see how they could  possibly top the insanity from the last episode. and boy,  did they always deliver!
 
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           EpicMegatrax
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it's not a hip thing, i don't think
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           Haft
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Yes, Tim and Eric are confused and sad men who like toilet  humour. But some of the critique elements and the fucked-up  elements of their stuff really makes me laugh hard. That and  I have a very soft spot on the left of my skull for bad/low  quality editing and filmography. And obtusely spelt names  (Paul Willow = Pall Willeaux).
 
  Now, EVOL, unless you have come across a specific type of  natural phenomenon for which there is some sort of evidence  for its occurence at the end of this year, everything in  your posts above is nothing other than mysticism. 
 
  You actually said, in summary, that there are powers that be  who have some arcane knowledge that was probably gathered by  some older, more advanced civilisations who probably existed  more than 10,000 years ago. The knowledge relates to some  natural event, that is probably going to take place in  December of this calendar year, that these ancients cleverly  knew how to predict. Sadly it still managed to destroy all  evidence their advanced civilisations... Agh I've actually  run out of steam before I've even started as you're clearly  in a stance you want to be in, and no talking or  logic will come close to changing that. Just be aware that  you're a member of a new religion 
 
  
         
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           Ceri JC
             from Jefferson City (United States) on 2012-10-17 15:54 [#02443064]
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Anyone who really thinks the world's end will  accurately be predicted by anything other than science*, is  smoking crack. Doomsday predictions with a specific date  always end up looking stupid; they never come true on the  nominated date. That's why the most successful long-running  ones talk in vagaries that are open to interpretation (eg  Book of Revelation).
 
  *...and I do mean a proper industry-majority of respectable,  traditional scientists, not 2 hippies with PhDs in "Gaia  Studies" calling themselves "Doctors" and claiming to be an  authority of some kind or privvy to esoteric knowledge).  
 
  
         
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           010101
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Tim and Eric are fantastic.  What is wrong with you people?  Are you pretending to be cultured grown ups all of a  sudden?
 
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           RussellDust
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This thread is no longer about the end of the world. It's  about Tim & Eric. 
 
  
         
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           RussellDust
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Disappointed the date isn't 12/12/12. Rubbish.
 
  
         
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           Haft
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I was lucky enough to catch a pint with Tim and Eric and one  of their interns after their show here last year. In terms  of meeting fans, Tim's a guarded squirrel and Eric's their  PR manager, but after some chatting, and what I was guess  was them realising I didn't want to disgorge their own  humour back at them and make funniez like a lot of their  loser fans, they opened up a little more. They're both  pretty normal, lazy dudes who eat a lot of shite food and go  to festivals etc. Tim's head is comfortably within the top  15 largest human heads I've ever seen 
 
  
         
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           EpicMegatrax
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tim & eric is pretty much monty python's weakest shit  combined with adam sandler 
 
  
         
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           RussellDust
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I caught a pint once.
 
  
         
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           Haft
             from Tublin (Ireland) on 2012-10-18 00:18 [#02443101]
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Everything by Monty Python was just cheap slapstick and Adam  Sandler is a really subtle, original and intelligent  comedian 
 
  
         
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           Ceri JC
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I want a photo of me next to Tim for a "divergent heads" pic  for the interwebs. 
 
  
         
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