2012 : is the world ending? and what happens after that?

[Scott]

I don't believe this. It's scary when the cold facts are thrown at your face, but hell, many things have been predicted before, some have happened, most haven't.


So i'll just sit and wait, better catch me off guard than acting a lunatic waiting for it to happen.

Hopefully, its just all of us to be debt free and start with a million dollars on our accounts.

exactly.

predictions have been made by so-called intellectuals and the religious for centuries now,and how often have they actually happened or even been the slightest precise? and as far as natural disasters are concerned,people have been so frightened by what's happend lately with the asian tsunami,then katrina hitting NO...not to mention the enviroment in general and the melting of polar ice....seems to me just another way for a bunch of people to play on the fears of people. i don't know what's truly behind such predictions and i shall not assume anything but all i know is that it would be terribly unhealthy to go about one's life with fear of mere prediction.

 

[jennifer~]

I'll have been a Fashion Spot member for eight years by then; life will have been good.

 

[Symetrie]

Ok, I just had a brilliant idea. Lets all sell our houses/cars/valuables and buy the biggest yacht imaginable on December 1, and party in St.Tropez for 21 straight days.

lol! And what if the world doesn't end?!?!!? We'll be broke

I've done some research months ago about some really powerful people will create this New World Order, and I'm scared just thinking of it, I hope it doesn't happen. I'm not certain if this connects to this whole 12.12.2012

 

[Uchina]

Bullsh*t. People have been predicting the end of the world since the beginning of time. This is no different. I don't care how accurate the Mayan calendar was. They just got lazy and decided to end the world when all of them would be long gone.

 

[jun3machina]

I don't recall of Bush personally chopping off people's heads. I guess I'm wrong.

well, no...being the president of a rather well known country, he cant do that outright, he just gets others to do it for him now...but i cant speak for those rituals in skull and bones society

 

[mellowdrama]

I remember sometime in the 1990's I was working as a dishwasher at a pizza restaurant in Pennsylvania. The morning manager-on-duty was a 60-ish bleach-blonde grandmother who in all sincerity believed a similar-but-different crap cable TV apocalypse story. I was around 20, and was taught to believe that older people and managers both had earned some wisdom points over my youth.

I was having my lunch break with her and three other workers--all older than me by decades--who had a heartfelt fear and faith that the entire midwestern portion of the country would be flooded by 2000... BECAUSE A TV SHOW SAID SO.

I realized then that older doesn't necessarily mean wiser. There are stupid people everywhere. Try not to be one.

 

[MulletProof]

I don't care about predictions, I don't even wear a raincoat when it's clearly going to rain.
having said that, I do have a great amount of respect towards ancient civilizations, and even though I'm openly ignorant on the subject, it's the current society what's bound to make a stupid deal out of something that actually has more meaning than some sci-fi-inspired fantasy.. look at what they did with poor Jesus' thoughts and actions, the man was a philosopher, not an ego-tripper .
but I shouldn't get into these topics here.
what I'm trying to say is that I take this as some spiritual turn in the world, something big that most of us probably won't notice in our lifetimes while being sucked in by literally grounbreaking stories or getting too psyched on material expectations.

 

[candysweet21]

They just got lazy and decided to end the world when all of them would be long gone.

Omg that's a good one Uchina!
I agree with you though...even though this "prediction" scares the crap out of me..

 

[jun3machina]

I remember sometime in the 1990's I was working as a dishwasher at a pizza restaurant in Pennsylvania. The morning manager-on-duty was a 60-ish bleach-blonde grandmother who in all sincerity believed a similar-but-different crap cable TV apocalypse story. I was around 20, and was taught to believe that older people and managers both had earned some wisdom points over my youth.

I was having my lunch break with her and three other workers--all older than me by decades--who had a heartfelt fear and faith that the entire midwestern portion of the country would be flooded by 2000... BECAUSE A TV SHOW SAID SO.

I realized then that older doesn't necessarily mean wiser. There are stupid people everywhere. Try not to be one.

remember Y2K? it just goes to show that mass hysteria can easily be created amongst a large population of ignorant or simpleminded folk....now THAT scares me!

 

[Nemova]

look at what they did with poor Jesus' thoughts and actions, the man was a philosopher, not an ego-tripper .

That should go to my signature.

 

[fourboltmain]

Remember, Kool Aid is great with vodka.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonestown

 

[jennifer~]

Remember, Kool Aid is great with vodka.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jonestown

"Women and children first!"

You won't guess my suggestion at work, regarding how all our employees could escape storewide cleanup... and be kinda posthumously famous (hint, hint).

 

[Zen]

Omg that's a good one Uchina!
I agree with you though...even though this "prediction" scares the crap out of me..

Then, they have done their job!

 

[CharlottefromCA]

If the world is ending in Dec 12, 2012, I am selling all my belongings, taking out my max loans for school and flying to Paris to get a couture gown fitted by John Galliano himself.

But seriously... people have been predicting the end of time throughout the history of the human race.. its just our natural human instincts to think our time is THE time judgement/apocolypse will come.

 

[ibimus]

Hm. Well, at least I will be of legal drinking age by then.

I suppose we'll see what happens!

 

[*Bianca*]

A few years ago I went to Rome, and I remember going into a Catholic church where all of the portraits of the different Pope's hung. Then they had the empty frames of Pope's to-come. I remember that our guide showed us the final frame, and said that "some say that after that last frame is filled, it will be the end of times" (or something to that effect). Anyone know what year that was supposed to be?

I find this all fascinating, though I am a skeptic.

According to the Pope Prophecies, which has prophesied the names of the Popes since around year 1150, there's one more entry after our current Pope.

 

[Zen]

Has enyone watched the film the "Seventh Sign"? This subject just reminded me of that movie.

 

[Ce'nedra]

Just live life as per usual. Ending or not.

 

[*Bianca*]

According to the Pope Prophecies, which has prophesied the names of the Popes since around year 1150, there's one more entry after our current Pope.

actually, the current Pope is the last one mentioned (whether or not this means the last Pope or not, who knows??)
there's an entry after it (doomsday-ish), but apparently it may have been added later and not from the original prophecy

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prophecy_of_the_Popes

 

[candysweet21]

^^ I hope it's cause he got lazy and didn't want to continue it.