COUNTDOWN TO 12-21-2012 - Arrival...

Thu Dec 20, 2012 1:59 pm » by **Elektrikar**

Richc wrote:Ok 26 hours to go.. ( 21st Dec 2012 11:11am GMT.. )

Nobody has talked much recently about McKenna's 'Time Wave Zero'

Was that supposed to hit ZERO at 11:11am tomorrow also.?

It must be next to rock bottom now..

Apart from the rain, still not much happening here..

RIK

11:11am tomorrow also where? say it be 9 hrs earlier in Jpn than where Am I.

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Thu Dec 20, 2012 3:09 pm » by **Richc**

Elektrikar wrote:
Richc wrote:Ok 26 hours to go.. ( 21st Dec 2012 11:11am GMT.. )

Nobody has talked much recently about McKenna's 'Time Wave Zero'

Was that supposed to hit ZERO at 11:11am tomorrow also.?

It must be next to rock bottom now..

Apart from the rain, still not much happening here..

RIK

11:11am tomorrow also where? say it be 9 hrs earlier in Jpn than where Am I.

...

Thats the problem isn't it... Where.? Can only assume UTC time but does anyone know otherwise.?

Cheers :cheers:

RIK

Thu Dec 20, 2012 3:32 pm » by **Poooooot**

Richc wrote:
Elektrikar wrote:
Richc wrote:Ok 26 hours to go.. ( 21st Dec 2012 11:11am GMT.. )

Nobody has talked much recently about McKenna's 'Time Wave Zero'

Was that supposed to hit ZERO at 11:11am tomorrow also.?

It must be next to rock bottom now..

Apart from the rain, still not much happening here..

RIK

11:11am tomorrow also where? say it be 9 hrs earlier in Jpn than where Am I.

...

Thats the problem isn't it... Where.? Can only assume UTC time but does anyone know otherwise.?

Cheers

RIK

GMT http://wwp.greenwichmeantime.com/

What is GMT?
GMT is an absolute time reference & doesn't change with the seasons.

Check out that link to get a conversion to your time zone.

Thu Dec 20, 2012 3:48 pm » by **Elektrikar**

Richc wrote:
Thats the problem isn't it... Where.? Can only assume UTC time but does anyone know otherwise.?

Cheers

RIK

GMT http://wwp.greenwichmeantime.com/

What is GMT?
GMT is an absolute time reference & doesn't change with the seasons.

Richc wrote: Check out that link to get a conversion to your time zone.

GMT? Sheit, I'll be at werk @ 11:11am :nwo:

Thu Dec 20, 2012 9:15 pm » by **Mob 2,0**

Red Cross Warns of ‘Doomsday’ on Friday

The Canadian Red Cross wants to ensure people are well prepared for the end of the world. That is, if you believe the Mayan prophecy that “doomsday” will come on Friday, December 21.

In a comical news release on Wednesday, the aid organization said, “After surviving a near-miss when Halley’s Comet failed to be pulled into Earth’s orbit in 1986 as predicted, and avoiding the ruinous effects of Y2K, Earth’s inhabitants again face the prospect of a calamitous end of the world.”

Denis Dion, the Red Cross’ national director of disaster management, said Canadians should ready themselves and their family for any emergency.

“Two-thirds of Canadians say they have not taken steps to prepare for a disaster,” he said.

The Red Cross recommends every household have the following items in an emergency kit for whatever might come their way…

Water: two litres per person per day, to last 72 hours
Food: non-perishable food for each family member, to last 72 hours
Manual can opener
Crank- or battery-operated flashlight and radio, with extra batteries
Extra car and house keys
First aid kit
Cash in small bills
Special needs items like medications, baby supplies and equipment for people with disabilities

http://www.chrisd.ca/2012/12/20/canadia ... gency-kit/

Thu Dec 20, 2012 9:41 pm » by **Webcat**

Mob 2,0 wrote:Red Cross Warns of ‘Doomsday’ on Friday

The Canadian Red Cross wants to ensure people are well prepared for the end of the world. That is, if you believe the Mayan prophecy that “doomsday” will come on Friday, December 21.

In a comical news release on Wednesday, the aid organization said, “After surviving a near-miss when Halley’s Comet failed to be pulled into Earth’s orbit in 1986 as predicted, and avoiding the ruinous effects of Y2K, Earth’s inhabitants again face the prospect of a calamitous end of the world.”

Denis Dion, the Red Cross’ national director of disaster management, said Canadians should ready themselves and their family for any emergency.

“Two-thirds of Canadians say they have not taken steps to prepare for a disaster,” he said.

The Red Cross recommends every household have the following items in an emergency kit for whatever might come their way…

Water: two litres per person per day, to last 72 hours
Food: non-perishable food for each family member, to last 72 hours
Manual can opener
Crank- or battery-operated flashlight and radio, with extra batteries
Extra car and house keys
First aid kit
Cash in small bills
Special needs items like medications, baby supplies and equipment for people with disabilities

http://www.chrisd.ca/2012/12/20/canadia ... gency-kit/

Sod all that nonesense!

I have bottles of Vodka, box's of chocolate, heaps of ciggies and several classic books to read.

And for an emergency, more vodka and chocolate.

And some bottles of water and tins of spam.

And lots of fresh underwear.

And catfood for 'Winston'.

That should do it, and if the world don't end - I'll drink and eat the stuff anyway.

Party like it's 1999 or 2012, or 2013, 2014, 2015, etc - well, you get the message.......... :mrgreen:

Thu Dec 20, 2012 9:56 pm » by **The57ironman**

Thu Dec 20, 2012 9:59 pm » by **The57ironman**

The57ironman wrote:

Thu Dec 20, 2012 10:03 pm » by **Thruster**

The57ironman wrote:

My crazy 'Head Butting' dog will deal with it whilst I sleep .......'Go Gheeeeeett'im Bhoooooeyyy!!!'

Thu Dec 20, 2012 10:08 pm » by **Jetski**

^

That gif is funny as, I can't stop laughing! :lol: