[madonnafan18]

Hope this will make people relax.

[Loghen]

Originally posted by Rebel

Anybody that really thinks the world is ending......

!!!

[Mr.Link]

Watch them create some "new" premonition for some odd date like 02/02/20 or something.

[Vertigo Stick]

Originally posted by Jameson Teqkilla

NO. THIS **** IS STUPID.

STOP POSTING IT.

The Mayan calendar doesn't have leap days because it doesn't NEED them. It's more accurate than the Gregorian calendar, which is the calendar we currently use. We have to use leap days because our calendar falls 1/4 of a day short of the actual length of a year, a problem which the Mayan calendar did not have.

The Mayan calendar also does not simply say "December 21st, 2012" for really, really obvious reasons. December 21st, 2012 is the Gregorian equivalent to the date at which the Mayan calendar ends.


The world isn't going to ****ing end (or rather, it's not any more likely it'll end on that day than any other day), but this stupid **** is not the reason.

Yes, thank you.

[Brite Lites ☆]

*post this in Facebook*

Originally posted by Jameson Teqkilla

NO. THIS **** IS STUPID.

STOP POSTING IT.

The Mayan calendar doesn't have leap days because it doesn't NEED them. It's more accurate than the Gregorian calendar, which is the calendar we currently use. We have to use leap days because our calendar falls 1/4 of a day short of the actual length of a year, a problem which the Mayan calendar did not have.

The Mayan calendar also does not simply say "December 21st, 2012" for really, really obvious reasons. December 21st, 2012 is the Gregorian equivalent to the date at which the Mayan calendar ends.


The world isn't going to ****ing end (or rather, it's not any more likely it'll end on that day than any other day), but this stupid **** is not the reason.

No one currs

[Just Painful]

Originally posted by Jameson Teqkilla

NO. THIS **** IS STUPID.

STOP POSTING IT.

The Mayan calendar doesn't have leap days because it doesn't NEED them. It's more accurate than the Gregorian calendar, which is the calendar we currently use. We have to use leap days because our calendar falls 1/4 of a day short of the actual length of a year, a problem which the Mayan calendar did not have.

The Mayan calendar also does not simply say "December 21st, 2012" for really, really obvious reasons. December 21st, 2012 is the Gregorian equivalent to the date at which the Mayan calendar ends.


The world isn't going to ****ing end (or rather, it's not any more likely it'll end on that day than any other day), but this stupid **** is not the reason.

Who knew there was such logic on ATRL?

[WoozyFloozy]

Originally posted by Jameson Teqkilla

NO. THIS **** IS STUPID.

STOP POSTING IT.

The Mayan calendar doesn't have leap days because it doesn't NEED them. It's more accurate than the Gregorian calendar, which is the calendar we currently use. We have to use leap days because our calendar falls 1/4 of a day short of the actual length of a year, a problem which the Mayan calendar did not have.

The Mayan calendar also does not simply say "December 21st, 2012" for really, really obvious reasons. December 21st, 2012 is the Gregorian equivalent to the date at which the Mayan calendar ends.


The world isn't going to ****ing end (or rather, it's not any more likely it'll end on that day than any other day), but this stupid **** is not the reason.

I love you for posting this for me.

[LexiDiamandis]

I saw this a lot today.

I'm wondering if it took people this long to figure that out......(not that I did)

[Jay Park]

[corego]

Mayan calender proven wrong with common sense would be just as accurate.

[Quiqui4eva]

[zach]

Originally posted by MusicLoverDude

The movie they made for it is just laughable now

Now? It was laughable before it even came out.

[MsCherry]

Thanks god

[Crazytowel]

****! I guess I'm gonna have to pay my tuition fees after all

[UnusualBoy]

Well maybe it's not gonna be the end but many things are about to happen, just remember all that happened last year.