So apparently, the apocalypse is coming May 21st.

[azurine]

First off, why bother to warn people? It's the END OF THE WORLD! It doesn't matter how many people know about it! The end is the end!

Secondly, this guy's just putting a bunch of numbers together, and as Yahtzee once said "it's just a number".

Thirdly, this is the same nut that said the world was going to end several times already. What credibility could anyone of his caliber have left?

Fourth, his next prediction is that the end is next week? He didn't figure it out sooner?

 

[Mesina2]

"2)The 13,023 anniversary of creation,"

So, this doesn't take into account that most Christians believe the world is only 8,000+ years old?

Because that's the general consensus....

-Raptor, out.

I'm Catholic and I believe that universe is lot more older then that and in evolution.

 

[neonsword13-ops]

I am holding on for dear life as we speak... or type in this case.

 

[Brandon237]

Oh gosh, not this AGAIN.
Why do people so badly want to see there friends and families fried like crème brulee "lightly crusted" by a flame-thrower?

 

[Sizzo]

I'm gonna be so pissed if the world ends on the day before my f***ing 18th birthday.

 

[icame]

That won't give me enough time with the witcher 2

Oh wait, thats right, this is another stupid end of the world prediction that pops up every other day.

 

[makkarei]

I laughed at first, then I realized it was the day after my graduation. I've been in college so long that me graduating may actually be a sign of the end times.

 

[jacobschndr]

Oh I hope so...I have so many bills I need to pay lol

 

[Shining_Pyrelight]

Well hopefully they won't pull a Heaven's Gate in preperation for the day. . .that would just be terrible *o*

13,023 years since creation...do they seriously believe that? What about dinosaurs and...um... ...other old things I can't think of atm

 

[The_ModeRazor]

Death... is just something that happens to other people, like falling out with a friend, or breaking your leg. And if it happens to you, so what? You've had a good run.

Also, Christenz R Stooped cuz they blive in an old book about sum guy ^ in the sky doing all kindsa shit &n he <3 u except not.
^this is what the troll half of my brain says.
(What can I say, I'm an atheist... not that I actually have a problem with religious people, but these funny little doomsayers certainly don't help anything. Not even enough to give me a good chuckle)

 

[Griff Morivan]

On May 21st, my friend and I are starting a co-commentary LP of Fallout.

On the day the world will end.

 

[DarkhoIlow]

I won't even get the chance to play Witcher 2 by that time,because I have to wait a delivery which comes from the UK.

And I will -NOT- stand for any apocalypse bullshit until I finish that game.

Even after that there's still a ton of awesome games that need to be released this year and must be played!

 

[Sixties Spidey]

I wonder how many times the world has been predicted to end, yet it's never happened. Oh yeah, that's right! Every single time. Need I bring up Y2K?

 

[ultrachicken]

What is the significance of the 13,032th anniversary of creation?

I look forward to laughing at these idiots on May 21st.

 

[Nouw]

One of these days I swear I want a Christian (these type) teacher so they'll excuse us from school.

 

[Yureina]

If the world ends, then we won't know about it anyway.

Until then...all this sort of doomsday talk is just the work of nutters as far as I am concerned.

But if the world somehow does end... nice knowing all of you!

 

[Deathfish15]

Source [http://www.salon.com/news/religion/index.html?story=/news/feature/2011/05/10/rapture_may_21 ]
A small splinter group of christians, led by Harold Camping(who also predicted this would happen in 1994) has predicted the apocalypse on May 21 at 6:00 P.M.(local time), a claim which they say is based on
1)The 7,000 anniversary of Noah's flood
2)The 13,023 anniversary of creation, and that
3)Supposing that Jesus Christ was killed on April 1st in the year 33 A.D., which would make May 21st the 722,500th day after his death(I did the math and, taking into account leap years, it's actually around 722,514 days, which would make this part of the argument invalid.), which is the product arrived at with the equation (5x10x17)^2. According to Camping, five means "atonement", ten "completeness" and 17 "heaven"(although what that "squared" is doing there is anybody's guess).The group seems to be hanging up billboards to warn everyone of the impending end of the world.

And when Japan got hold of his prediction of a "giant earthquake", they quickly rebutted that he was a few months off already.


But seriously, it's May 21st and I'm still here. According to Mathew, no many nor Angel will know the day, only God will. So, Camping is wrong.