‘Mayans were right, world is ending’ - Julia Gillard

[plwk]

“The end of world is coming. It wasn’t Y2K, it wasn’t even the carbon price,” said Gillard firmly. “It turns out that the Mayan calendar is true.” More here

[David N. Snyder]

Here's the proof:



Over 900 million views!

[ghost01]

Solar flare

[Konchog1]

Maitreya

[duckfiasco]

Time to get the Ben and Jerry's

[gregkavarnos]

The good thing about having the world end on 21 december is that at least we get to miss out on all the commercial christmas joy nonsense!

[floating_abu]

The good thing about having the world end on 21 december is that at least we get to miss out on all the commercial christmas joy nonsense!

But, dude! I like Christmas decorations

[Nosta]

I think that the best thing about the end of world is that my government will not be able to give us more taxes.

[lowlydog]

The good thing about having the world end on 21 december is that at least we get to miss out on all the commercial christmas joy nonsense!

I thought you greeks loved christmas, lots of good eatin, presents and toys for the children, time spent with the family, and a good reason to skip work.

But after reading this I understand;

St. Nicholas is important in Greece as the patron saint of sailors. According to Greek tradition, his clothes are drenched with brine, his beard drips with seawater, and his face is covered with perspiration because he has been working hard against the waves to reach sinking ships and rescue them from the angry sea.

You guys have it all wrong, this guy isn't any fun, bunch of soggy toys under the tree, and he probably leaves a huge mess to clean up.

Come to Canada and we'll show you how it's done.

[viniketa]

But, dude! I like Christmas decorations

There is a certain sense to having a bit of extra light during the darkest days of the year, and Christmas lights are pretty, but they sure are a drain on our energy resources. More "natural light", such as luminarias, please.

[lowlydog]

There is a certain sense to having a bit of extra light during the darkest days of the year, and Christmas lights are pretty, but they sure are a drain on our energy resources. More "natural light", such as luminarias, please.

Yea, but we definately have enough energy to make it a few more days. Might as well leave them on 24/7, I won't even have to pay the electric bill.