Because Mr Pixtun said so!

[smokey the elder]

I think there's a tendency for people to gravitate toward any kind of doomsday stuff. It sure makes good copy. So far they have all been wrong, thank goodness! One thing that's odd, though, is how it's claimed that a lot of "independent" things are pointing to that same date. IMO, I think it's a case of "first plot the graph, then we'll add the points".

[RICHARD]

IMO, I think it's a case of "first plot the graph, then we'll add the points".

Ah,

Oh Dear, I didn't do well with the X and Y plotting stuff and my scatter plot looks more like a firing range target.....I tend to use my eraser way too much.


I tend to like the Exploding Sun in a Million Years theory.

I won't be around and hate the really hot weather.

[RICHARD]

I just read that the web site Fandango did a survey about the cities that people would like to see destroyed, it was tied to the movie, 2012.

El Lay 25%
Vegas 17%
and
Wash D.C. 15%

Mr Pixtun laughs at all the haters who responded.

[RICHARD]

Mr. Pixtun,

Please do not get the 'gods' mad at us?

Thank You.

[Laura's Babies]

I like to think of it like this.... At some point you run out of paper... in this case "rock"...

I have been hearing the world end stories since I was a kid and nothing has happened yet. I figure I need to worry about everyday life and leave the rest to God!

[wombat2u2004]

I tend to like the Exploding Sun in a Million Years theory.

I won't be around and hate the really hot weather.

Yellowstone might go up with all of these earthquakes and stuff happening.
That place is rising a little each year they reckon.