2012

The 2012 date is referred to by many cultures and religions. Very interesting stuff.

The thang is they know the planets are gonna line up on this date in 2012. They say that with the planets lined up there will be some type of gravitational pull that could cause catastrophic events.

IDK if this is all true but I do know for a fact the planets are gearing up to line up on that day and wether anythang happens or not it will be one spectacular day/night to live and see this happen.

But as millenium happened, everyone thought the world was gonna end, that something was gonna happen, the Y2K factor, as a fact nothing happened. So the day will scare a lot of people for sure wether anythang happens or not.

I hope zombies rise up and start killing everyone. If that happens everyone can chill at my house.

I honestly don't believe this ****.  Doomsday prophecies have been out there since the start of civilization, but we didn't start really seeing them again until around 2000 or so.  Ever since Y2k, I swear there has prophecy after prophecy popping up and honestly, this just feels like another one of them.  Who knows, maybe they'll eventually be right (I hope not.. at least when I'm alive.), but 2000, 2001, 6/ 06/ 06, and another date or two (I think) have all been wrong, so what's the chance what 2012 is right?  I do agree that the Mayans were pretty freakin' smart, but I think they're wrong about this one.  Oh, and Nostrdamus?  I could of sworn that they once said that his predicted end of the world was long after 2012. (3000 and something?)

Hmm.. maybe the media's messing around the prophecies' dates.. lol..

Also, how much you want to bet that if 2012 isn't the end, another near future date's going to be chosen and I'm not just talking about 2029? (I think I heard that an asteroid's going to pa** really close something around that year or something.)

Originally posted by GOW_KillinUGood The previous pa**ings of Planet X corresponds with the previous ice ages, previous pole shifts, the biblical flood, sinking of Atlantis, creations of certain mountain ranges.  I believe they said that every 2nd time around through our solar system, is when the bigger disaster happens.  Depending on where Earth is in our orbit.  Last time around was the biblical flood (not so bad), this time around will be the bigger event.(3rd iceage/polar shift/etc..)  There is hypothesis of previous polar shifts where Alaska was on the equator/  Siberia Russia was tropical...etc,  The North Pole would have been located around Wisconsin or so.  Even a far orbit of Planet X would cause great gravitational forces resulting in ma** earthquakes, volcanoes, ma**ive solar flares, world wide loss of power, etc.

Drop this non-sense you uneducated dolts. Yes, on December 21st 2012 the center of the galaxy and the sun ans earth will come into alignment. This, however, happens every year on Dec. 21st and the 2012 websites just decided to withold that nugget of informmation. And no there is no planet x or nimburu or whatever the f*** they call it. Those 2012 websites site sources that site NASA, but do not site NASA itself. Don't be drawn in by taboo language. 

nice copy n paste explanation there.  why does everyone fall for this nonsense?  this is right up there with all the cracks about Nostradamus, the occurences of the number 11 (all tied to 9/11), and sightings of Elvis and Chris Farley.  It all makes for good movie watching but that's about it.  We can allow ourselves to be fascinated by this much like fireworks and eclipses but unlike those things, none of this crap is real but rather more of the usual distorted interpretations of loosely factual and ambigously accurate facts that man is very well known for.  

I find this recent article pretty funny.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20091011/ap_on_re_la_am_ca/lt_mexico_apocalypse2012

In other words, our friendly neighborhood Mayan Elder (descent(s) of the original Maya) are basically saying NOTHING is going to happen on 2012, except..

But most archaeologists, astronomers and Maya say the only thing likely to hit Earth is a meteor shower of New Age philosophy, pop astronomy, Internet doomsday rumors and TV specials such as one on the History Channel which mixes "predictions" from Nostradamus and the Mayas and asks: "Is 2012 the year the cosmic clock finally winds down to zero days, zero hope?"

Imo, this is my favorite part..

Chile Pixtun (the Mayan Indian elder), a Guatemalan, says the doomsday theories spring from Western, not Mayan ideas.

Then again.. maybe this is better..

Spooky, perhaps, but Bernal notes there are other inscriptions at Mayan sites for dates far beyond 2012 — including one that roughly translates into the year 4772.