All these "end of the world" 2012 preachers that is…. are they going to get on Youtube and admit their stupidity when 2012 passes? Is there a way we can track all their names and have them on file? so when they post anything in the future we can all laugh at them?
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2120 looks like a good number to go fanatic about.
Nah, they'll just say they were 3 months off like the Rapture guy did.
Celebrate celebrate dance to the music
-Change Their Calendars, and start crowing about when the NEXT "Doomsday"- is gonna be !! 
In the future? Heck I am laughing at them now!
They are already working on the next "end of the world" stupidity. they will never go away.
What to read something interesting:
Water will always be hard to find so stock up.
It's not so much the "preachers" of this nonsense, as many of them are just in it for the money, so they will simply say it was their chanting that saved the world and will move onto the next nuttiness.
I wonder how all the gullible folk who believe it all will feel, and what they will do. they are so sure that doomsday is imminent based on all the nonsense spouted by the media. Now they have stocked up on provisions and have built dugouts. Made fools of themselves in public. All that effort for nothing.
So what when the occasion comes and goes and nothing happens. the big question is whether THEY will post questions of this site as to how come they were so easily conned?
Cheers!
They will just transfer the date of the end of the world to April 13, 2036, which also happens to be Easter Sunday.
Many of the 2012 gang are recycled from an earlier prediction in 2003. They'll be back. And they won't have a very far away date either.
Simply move on to the next doomsday, like they have been since dirt was on the ground.
No, when 2013 rolls around, everyone who promoted or followed the doomsday predictions will conveniently shrug off and forget the whole thing. then a year or two or three later, they'll chase after the next doomsday prediction.
Scientific literacy isn't improving in the general population, so people will continue to make the same mistakes they've always made re. doomsday predictions.
If there is one thing the "Chicken Little's" are good at, it is reviving their same old nonsense again and again. most of the time, the only thing they really change is the date. Take Nancy Lieder for example. her 2012 doomsday is identical to her 2003 doomsday in every way, except she changed that date after her original claim had passed without event.
Imaginary doomsdays are nothing new to our species, the following link lists a great deal of them, dating back to over 4000 years ago:
Drop a big ball in Times Square.
Anyone else in here thinking back to the "Y2K" panic? lol
No, they're too ignorant to admit their stupidity, they'll just say, well we got the "math" wrong and make up another date for armageddon. why laugh at them, they already make fools of themselves, what's the point? Their redundant and boring and need to do something that benefits us other than blabbering out dates that have no evidence. By the way, the Mayan calendar does not end on this date, the Mayans believed that time was cyclical and that translated into the calendar that we use marks te beginning of a new cycle. People were just being morons and don't know what the definition of a cycle is and the difference between a cyclical process and "the end", or they just got bored and started some propaganda that only the credulous and weak-minded would believe.
Who cares?
People have been afraid of the apocalypse since people have been around. 2012 can come and go and somewhere someone will be spouting the same nonsense. Speculating about it just gives him the attention he craves.
When I wake up on December 22nd, 2012, I will teabag all the 2012 apocalypse believers.
Jokes aside, they will all start panicking about the next apocalypse day, which is supposed to be in 2014 or in 2026.
I think all believers should shut the fack up, get the 1st grade education they never had, an go to into space without protective gear, and explode because of vacuum.
They will have to live with the shame and shunning for the rest of there lives, and probably be the laughing stock of the world.
Well, we were supposed to be destroyed by a mysterious "Planet X" in 2003. When the time came and passed, the woman who made the original prediction claimed she had deliberately give the wrong date to "throw the government off the track". of course, she also claims she gets her information from the beings inhabiting a planet in orbit around the star Zeta Reticuli, and they communicate with the device they implanted in her head.
Look for either that reaction, or for the hoaxers to "run silent, run deep" until they think people won't remember them.
Personally, I'm getting a group together to mock them. Laughing and pointing optional, but strongly encouraged.
Oh, I'm sure they'll think of something.
On the risk of giving them ideas, I think they'll make something up such as saying they misinterpreted (?!) the Mayan calendar and that it really means that it marks the beginning of the end, and that the world will become worser and worser until the end of the next calendar and then "teh woarld will dieee" (??!!). but that the people have to, in the meantime, buy their books and videos… (yeah right).
Idiocy is expensive to the idiots.
They'll start talking rubbish about 2015 or whatever the next doomsday is.
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