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World to end in 2012?

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Or as Jack Nicholson put it... "Were all on our way out, act accordingly."

 

 

Great line from a great movie. Very apropos. :thumb: :thumb:

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The only thing that I would worry about, is when the polar caps reverse, the magnetic field protecting Earth would be weaker or down altogether, making radiation and debris from space much more of a problem...And some believe the reversal is in it's early stages and can take years or decades to complete.

 

But who knows? I believe the large majority of it is just "doomsday" talk; the same kind of crap that happened back in 1999.

I believe no one on this earth knows when life as we know it here on earth will be over.

 

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Jesus indicated that ONLY the Father knows that.

 

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Won't happen.

 

I have 110 years on my contract with the man up stairs.

 

 

You should've tried negotiating harder. I've still got 278 years on mine. Of course I've got the clause stating that if I ever become a millionaire I have to build several churches in His honor, but it'll be worth it.:dancingpa

I hope it is after I am long dead.

 

If the Red Sox win the World Series before then, the world may end then :lol:

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