I'm a realist that believes nothing unless 1) it is proven or 2) I have personal experience that makes me believe it is true.
Therefore... I treated all the 2012 'end of the world' theories as laughable - but lately I'm beginning to wonder....
There can be little doubt that every country is experiencing 'odd' weather over the last year or so.
I would be interested to hear others' thoughts - but not those who for whatever reason have always taken the 'imminent end of the world' seriously.
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2012 - Am I Alone In Beginning To Wonder?
Started by F1fanatic, 2012-01-02 18:56
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110 replies to this topic
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travelmann
dis-Member Posted 2012-01-02 22:11:40
Keep to your original plan, common sense
catastrophies are easy for people to know about these days due to huge coverage worlwide, a 100 years ago you would not have heard of almost any of the "natural" events that you hear of now. It was still all happening but only known about locally. Why even the next village often knew nothing of what was happening with its neighbours a few miles away. The world will end but we wont end it. So here is my prediction the world will not end in 2o12 Edited by travelmann, 2012-01-02 22:13:39. #3
inthepink
Senior Member Posted 2012-01-02 22:25:09
The Mayans never said they thought that the world would end in 2012, it's all a complete load of rubbish. Do some googling.
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janverbeem
Platinum Member Posted 2012-01-02 22:30:55
The Mayans never said they thought that the world would end in 2012, it's all a complete load of rubbish. Do some googling. Do some reading and try to find the word Mayans in Travelman's post. 
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inthepink
Senior Member Posted 2012-01-02 22:39:38
The Mayans never said they thought that the world would end in 2012, it's all a complete load of rubbish. Do some googling. Do some reading and try to find the word Mayans in Travelman's post. 
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Kwasaki
F.I.o.R. Posted 2012-01-02 22:43:23
Beginning to wonder !! So what started all this air of melancholy that has surrounded you. ??
The 'imminent end of the world' could happen at sometime but not l believe in my time but l have been wrong before on many issue. 
Edited by Kwasaki, 2012-01-02 22:48:50. #7
theblether
Platinum Pedigree Best Behaviour Blether Posted 2012-01-02 23:49:27
If you live your life fearing death then you have never truly lived. I have a friend who was convinced he was going to die at 42 because that was the age his Dad was at death. He is 52 now and we are still ripping the p^ss out of him for it.
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PingManDan
Senior Member Posted 2012-01-03 04:29:29
Yes it is the END !!!!
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roamer
Super Member Posted 2012-01-03 04:47:03
I'm old enough to have survived several "end of the world" moments. None of them have worked, still wake up same, same.
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Bkkwalk
Member Posted 2012-01-03 05:01:42
Not sure about the 2012 thing but the world is pretty messed up now. If u take in to consideration that our planet has had a few huge catastrophes in the past its not unreasonable that it will happen in the future.
It could be meteors, super volcanoes or earth crust displacement. Will it be the end of the world? probably not! just the end of ours! In the end, whats the point of worrying about it? There is nothing we can do about it! #11
canuckamuck
A real member's member Posted 2012-01-03 07:02:46
The economic crash will be the end of the world as we know it.
The world is a powder keg. #12
smokie36
Star Member Posted 2012-01-03 07:10:37
The economic crash will be the end of the world as we know it. The world is a powder keg. I will still be able to enjoy a ham and egg sandwich. Don't be so melodramatic. #13
daoyai
Senior Member Posted 2012-01-03 07:15:46
And planet XXX is spinning out of control and the Nobrus are coming to get us it is all written in cuniform on a clay tablet yet to be found.... what, what ? oh never mind.
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StreetCowboy
Titanium Member Posted 2012-01-03 08:42:38
The economic crash will be the end of the world as we know it. The world is a powder keg. Powder puff. The world is a powder puff. Or an apple. I was told it was my oyster, once. Most economic crashes are the end of the world as we know it, and I am sure this one will be no different. We're all domed, domed I tell you! As my dear old grandmother said, about twenty times each "I'll not see another one" - whether it be birthday, Christmas, New Year or Number 42 bus. And, I should point out, it's a lovely, sunny day, I'm back in the office and the kids are enjoying the end of their Christmas holidays, with visas renewed for another year. SC #15
petedk
Senior Member Posted 2012-01-03 08:56:41
Be careful what you write here or you'll end up with an arrest warrant "for telling falsehoods that cause public damage" as did Thongbai Khamsi of for spreading rumours that the Bhumibol Dam would collapse under an earthquake.
 Maybe they should send out arrest warrants for people who believe such rubbish. They were the ones who caused more trouble by spreading the rumour. By the time it reached me it was: "stay away from high buildings in Bangkok. The little kid predicted thousands would die in Bangkok after a huge earthquake". I don't believe anyone can predict the future but yes we could be in for turbulent times regarding world economy. The Mayans didn't predict the end of the world but it is the end of their long calender. #16
tartempion
Ugly Fat Farang Posted 2012-01-03 09:22:31
Maybe not for 2012 but seeing how we treat our planet, especially here in Thailand: dumping all the rubbish 1m from where you walk/drive/live, burn what you don't throw away, (I like the smell of burning plastic), I have to close my windows at night because of the smoke caused by the many charcoal production fires...
Anyone thinking we are IMPROVING the world we live on? #17
travelmann
dis-Member Posted 2012-01-03 09:31:00
Be careful what you write here or you'll end up with an arrest warrant "for telling falsehoods that cause public damage" as did Thongbai Khamsi of for spreading rumours that the Bhumibol Dam would collapse under an earthquake. Maybe they should send out arrest warrants for people who believe such rubbish. They were the ones who caused more trouble by spreading the rumour. By the time it reached me it was: "stay away from high buildings in Bangkok. The little kid predicted thousands would die in Bangkok after a huge earthquake". I don't believe anyone can predict the future but yes we could be in for turbulent times regarding world economy. The Mayans didn't predict the end of the world but it is the end of their long calender. #18
travelmann
dis-Member Posted 2012-01-03 09:31:55
The economic crash will be the end of the world as we know it. The world is a powder keg. Powder puff. The world is a powder puff. Or an apple. I was told it was my oyster, once. Most economic crashes are the end of the world as we know it, and I am sure this one will be no different. We're all domed, domed I tell you! As my dear old grandmother said, about twenty times each "I'll not see another one" - whether it be birthday, Christmas, New Year or Number 42 bus. And, I should point out, it's a lovely, sunny day, I'm back in the office and the kids are enjoying the end of their Christmas holidays, with visas renewed for another year. SC #19
onionluke
Pickled Member Posted 2012-01-03 09:37:47
The economic crash will be the end of the world as we know it. The world is a powder keg. Powder puff. The world is a powder puff. Or an apple. I was told it was my oyster, once. Most economic crashes are the end of the world as we know it, and I am sure this one will be no different. We're all domed, domed I tell you! As my dear old grandmother said, about twenty times each "I'll not see another one" - whether it be birthday, Christmas, New Year or Number 42 bus. And, I should point out, it's a lovely, sunny day, I'm back in the office and the kids are enjoying the end of their Christmas holidays, with visas renewed for another year. SC Pinned , we are all pinned I tell tou ! #20
StreetCowboy
Titanium Member Posted 2012-01-03 09:41:45
The economic crash will be the end of the world as we know it. The world is a powder keg. Powder puff. The world is a powder puff. Or an apple. I was told it was my oyster, once. Most economic crashes are the end of the world as we know it, and I am sure this one will be no different. We're all domed, domed I tell you! As my dear old grandmother said, about twenty times each "I'll not see another one" - whether it be birthday, Christmas, New Year or Number 42 bus. And, I should point out, it's a lovely, sunny day, I'm back in the office and the kids are enjoying the end of their Christmas holidays, with visas renewed for another year. SC Pinned , we are all pinned I tell tou ! SC Edit: It was always that shape, but you can get a better view of it now. #21
travelmann
dis-Member Posted 2012-01-03 09:44:18
Here you go F1 here are plenty of end of world events from some religious claptrap website.
Plenty future dates for you to worry about gufffffffffffffffffawwwwwwwwwwww http://www.bible.ca/...ate-setters.htm Edited by travelmann, 2012-01-03 09:46:58. #22
bkkjames
Offline Member Posted 2012-01-03 09:49:38
2011 was pretty shitty, you saying 2012 will be worse?
Bird flu in china again, earthquake somewhere in the world yesterday oh my...wonder what they said back in the day of the plague? #23
StreetCowboy
Titanium Member Posted 2012-01-03 09:51:35
Lovely day!
Be seeing you... As mentioned earlier... http://www.thaivisa....ost__p__4803552 http://www.armageddononline.org/ SC #24
catmac
Senior Member Posted 2012-01-03 10:40:36
SC, your dear old grandmother was probably right about the number 42 bus
, but of course travelmann is right, we just know a lot more about the natural disasters than ever before.Come a tsunami, for example, and within minutes the whole world can watch it happening live on television! I dare say that when Krakatoa erupted, the scenes of devastation were horrendous, but very few in the West ever knew what was going on. If Thailand's tsusnami had happened a hundred years ago, would anybody have cared about a little fishing village in Phuket being washed away? #25
StreetCowboy
Titanium Member Posted 2012-01-03 10:45:50
SC, your dear old grandmother was probably right about the number 42 bus , but of course travelmann is right, we just know a lot more about the natural disasters than ever before.Come a tsunami, for example, and within minutes the whole world can watch it happening live on television! I dare say that when Krakatoa erupted, the scenes of devastation were horrendous, but very few in the West ever knew what was going on. If Thailand's tsusnami had happened a hundred years ago, would anybody have cared about a little fishing village in Phuket being washed away? She stopped saying any of those things a year or two before they came true. Which brings us to an interesting point - no doubt the end of the world will be unprophesied, and perhaps prophetable only in hindsight. SC |
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