Meltdown

Its not meteorology its geology.

The natural disasters do nothing at all to earth itself. All it does is harm us. You think a tidal wave, wind storm, or earthquake destroys the earth? The thing is made of fucken magma and rock. The end of the world will occur when the sun burns out in about 6 billion years, thats it. And even then, earth will still exist. Just without life because the sun is why we exist. We, in 1 way or another, consume its rays. Plants take in the sun to survive. If we eat plants, the energy transfers to us. The meat we eat comes from animals that eat the plants.

Sun burning out is the end of the world. Stop following the hype.

So you're going to stick with a calender that was forged thousands of years ago, by a race of people who sacrificed themselves to appease the gods, over scientific fact?

Kai.

There's this key on the keyboard that says 'Shift' Hold it down when you are typing letters that should be capitalized. There's also a key, ' , which is known as an apostrophe. It is there for your convenience when separating the components of a contraction and making possesive nouns. Do you know what a contraction is? No? Well, for your reference: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Contraction_(grammar)

I know it's difficult to grasp (please do remember to click the link, that is, the highlighted orange thing), but you can perservere!

Here's another fun fact! Did you know that it's impossible for the Earth to "completely annihilate itself"? Well, it is! No matter how many earthquakes, tsunamis, tornados and other natrual disasters the Earth's surface endures, it will stay quite intact. The only way for it to be annihilated, as you say, is by a rather imense outside force acting on it.

Do you understand now? Yes? Good, I'm glad we had this talk.

Like a meteor? But thats hardly an Earthly disaster.

Also, not to be a spelling Nazi, but when you have typos in a rant about typos, it defeats the purpose.

Just sayin'.

For one, when i say,"completely annihilate itself," what I mean is that these occurences will destroy all of mankind. For two, Timfirkio i dont care about the way i type, for this is a forum, and not a resume or graded paper.

For one, when i say,"completely annihilate itself," what I mean is that these occurences will destroy all of mankind. For two, Timfirkio i dont care about the way i type, for this is a forum, and not a resume or graded paper.

I have a question.
What're the odds that the world will end THAT year?
Must it be so precise?
It could still be hundreds or thousands of years away still(use your imagination for however many years I guess), and people are worrying about one damn year.
I mean, what if it doesn't happen, and the world is FINE?
Are they gonna change it to 2013? Pff.
No offense or anything, but what use is there worrying about it if its so "inevitable"?
If its gonna happen then there's no use worrying about it. You can't change it then.
So just live. :/

Well we got like what..4 years?

Lets get Bruce Willis and a bunch of other first time astronauts..

Kroen as i said in the original post the gregorians screwed up the times tables so the actual year is 4 years ahead of what the calenders say.

2016?

Get your story straight!

Don't be so naive as to assume a bunch of sadist bastards who slaughtered innocents to appease A SUN GOD, & a couple of self-righteous right to lifers know when the world will end.

Oh well. While were all living life you enjoy being huddled up in your bomb shelter with your tinfoil hat on clutching a calender with a big frowny face on the "End of the World" day.

I love that sun. <3
It's all smiley.
Oh and, Tyler: http://science.nasa.gov/headlines/y2008/10oct_lhc.htm
This is what we did in school today.
You should read, its about that particle accelerator.
And how it's NOT going to destroy the world. :'D

Wait, what typos? Could you point them out...

You can't see them? Type dufadbsuifbsd. See the red lines?

molly it shut down. it hasn't even fully worked yet. notice,"First of all, yes, it is true that the LHC might create microscopic black holes. But, for the record, it could not have created one on its first day."

The magnets melt every time they turn it on.

And the black holes would be gone just as quick as they came.

The black holes created would be roughly 1/18 the size of a pin head.

Guys, if anything bad happens, Gordon Freeman will be the one to save us all. /thread

Keep your emergency crowbars on hand and in easy to access areas.

Tyler, did you read the rest of it.
Microscopic.
They leave earth in less than a second. :/

Was my Gordon Freeman post deleted?

Because of the /thread, yes.