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ktern
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 Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2012 4:34 am Post subject: 12/20 just one more sinfest, guys |
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hope tat wraps up all the loose ends before the pockalips hits, eh |
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Flavius Maximus
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*munch*
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| Seymour you just get more and more adorable with each passing strip |
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Holocauxt
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Prediction: tomorrow, December 21, 2012, is going to be the most annoying day of the year.
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Succubus1982
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| Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2012 5:04 am Post subject: |
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| Or it'll just be another regular day and nothing whatsoever will happen |
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| Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2012 5:21 am Post subject: |
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| Holocauxt wrote: | | Prediction: tomorrow, December 21, 2012, is going to be the most annoying day of the year. |
Corollary Prediction: to a certain segment of the population, Saturday, December 22, 2012, is going to be a day of acute embarrassment. And, to another segment of the population, Saturday shall be a day of vast amusement.
...or, I could be utterly off-base, and find that I cannot awaken at all on Saturday. Which, if nothing else, means I can finally stop stressing out about Christmas shopping. There's always a silver lining, if one looks carefully enough!
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| Succubus1982 wrote: | | Or it'll just be another regular day and nothing whatsoever will happen |
It'll be the solstice!
The solstice is special.
The 22nd will be cool, too.
The days will start getting longer again.
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MerchManDan
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| Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2012 5:37 am Post subject: |
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| Holocauxt wrote: | | Prediction: tomorrow, December 21, 2012, is going to be the most annoying day of the year. |
| Succubus1982 wrote: | | Or it'll just be another regular day and nothing whatsoever will happen |
That's the joke.
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Darqcyde
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My pet theory is that if tomorrow is truly the end of an age, no one will recognize what exactly the significance of the date is until far into the future. Like some superflu will be born, but it'll be years before it becomes an actual pandemic, and it won't be until then that they trace it back and go "Huh, whadda ya know? Dec 21 Was significant. Or maybe it'll be the day the next Hitler will be born. Maybe the next Ghandi. OR Christ. OR Buddha. Doesn't matter, point is it's significance won't be recognized until long after the actual event has occurred.
That said, guess what's up to 989,000,000. Here's a hint:
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SA_Penguin
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Will the world end all at once, or will it be by time zone?
If New Zealand goes first, that gives me a few hours to repent my sins.
But - if we have to wait until everyone has reached 21 Dec, we are all waiting on Alaska (I think)... We'll all be laughing about the lack of apocalypse and suddenly WHOOMPH - nothing. |
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MerchManDan
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I'm starting to believe that I'd be cool with the world ending this very minute. Not sure I can wait another 24-36 hours.
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Tank
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| Darqcyde wrote: | My pet theory is that if tomorrow is truly the end of an age, no one will recognize what exactly the significance of the date is until far into the future. Like some superflu will be born, but it'll be years before it becomes an actual pandemic, and it won't be until then that they trace it back and go "Huh, whadda ya know? Dec 21 Was significant. Or maybe it'll be the day the next Hitler will be born. Maybe the next Ghandi. OR Christ. OR Buddha. Doesn't matter, point is it's significance won't be recognized until long after the actual event has occurred.
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I'm pretty sure that if all life on the planet is ever destroyed, by something other than the slow expansion of the sun that is, you could point to nearly any day in history and say, "Yup, that's where it all started going downhill." Except April 11, 1954. |
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Darqcyde
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| Tank wrote: | | Darqcyde wrote: | My pet theory is that if tomorrow is truly the end of an age, no one will recognize what exactly the significance of the date is until far into the future. Like some superflu will be born, but it'll be years before it becomes an actual pandemic, and it won't be until then that they trace it back and go "Huh, whadda ya know? Dec 21 Was significant. Or maybe it'll be the day the next Hitler will be born. Maybe the next Ghandi. OR Christ. OR Buddha. Doesn't matter, point is it's significance won't be recognized until long after the actual event has occurred.
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I'm pretty sure that if all life on the planet is ever destroyed, by something other than the slow expansion of the sun that is, you could point to nearly any day in history and say, "Yup, that's where it all started going downhill." Except April 11, 1954. |
Not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about "the end of the world as we know it", you're talking about "the end of the world". To paraphrase Mark Twain, it's the difference between a lighting bug and lightning.
Also, that's not true at all. AIDS, for instance, has been traced back to a very few people in a very small area. With faster acting diseases with greater morbidity it's very possible to trace it back to the first case.
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Succubus1982
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| Heretical Rants wrote: | | Succubus1982 wrote: | | Or it'll just be another regular day and nothing whatsoever will happen |
It'll be the solstice!
The solstice is special.
The 22nd will be cool, too.
The days will start getting longer again. |
Oh true! I can put my heart in that more than any Christmas bullshit tbh. |
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Dro
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| Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2012 10:47 pm Post subject: |
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| Heretical Rants wrote: | | Succubus1982 wrote: | | Or it'll just be another regular day and nothing whatsoever will happen |
It'll be the solstice!
The solstice is special.
The 22nd will be cool, too.
The days will start getting longer again. |
The sun has been setting later each day for several weeks already, depending on where you live. Sometime in January the mornings will start to become earlier. Then we should really celebrate. |
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