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The End of the World

Post by terrycunliffe »

Now we all know that the world is going to end today, the 21st December 2012. :wink:

But does anyone know at what time?
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Apparently at 11:11am this morning!! lol - Enjoy the remaining hour!! :wink:

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11.11 am .... but where ?

It has already passed this time in the antipodes (Mike Simpson are you still there :D) which means that almost half the World has already gone :o

Never mind, it is still a great excuse for doing all those naughty things that you want to do before you go ..........

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Perhaps that is why RSC has delayed the Donner Pass expansion...just in case we don't need it anymore.... :x-mas:

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The end of the world has been cancelled due to not enough people actually caring! :lol:
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Yes, it was all just a big joke and nothing is really going to ha
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cougar25 wrote:Apparently at 11:11am this morning!! lol - Enjoy the remaining hour!! :wink:

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How very Euro-centric!! The Mayans obviously knew they were 6 to 8 hours behind Europe and adjusted the end of the world accordingly!
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Glad to see the end of the world has happened.

Pity the replacement is identical but with more rain.

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We are now on a World replacement bus service.
If only all problems on the big railway could simply be TAB'd past...
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STOP PRESS !

After some frantic activity to work out why we are still here, the Press Office of the Mayans had issued a statement to say that they are very sorry but a bead had fallen off their abacus and their calculations were a few decimal points out :oops:

In fact the end of the World is now re-calculated to be 200012 assuming that mankind does not destroy it before then.

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Got to laugh. The believers, once they realised the world wasn't going to end then decided that what it actually meant was not that the earth would blow up, incinerate etc. but that a new age would begin. Got to save face somehow!
Personally, I'd booked a seat on an alien spacecraft but it never turned up. Damn aliens, totally unreliable 0X

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All this talk of the end of the world puts me in mind of this song..................

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z0GFRcFm-aY
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If the world had ended yesterday- how would those who bet on the end, collect there winnings :lol:
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117305 wrote:If the world had ended yesterday- how would those who bet on the end, collect their winnings :lol:
With great difficulty! :D :wink:
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Afraid you're all wrong. Although 99.99% of the Earth avoided destruction, one small corner was completely devastated, my 19 year old daughters' bedroom. On opening the bedroom door I was greeted by a sight I never want to witness again. The whole area had been completely laid to waste, with clothes, magazines, books and other girly things scattered around, knee deep in some places.

I'm pleased to report that my daughter survived this apocalyptic event which occurred at 11.11 in the morning, being soundly asleep and well protected by her 15 tog duvet. When I asked her about it she said she hadn't heard a thing. :D

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