2012 Doomsday prophecy

17 Sep 2010, 00:17 #21

Tu_triky wrote:Yes the arc will save you and then the heavy metal toxicity will kill you! I hear the pork buns made with cardboard fillings will be available in the dim sum carts rolled down the aisles.

:lol:

Tasty. :hehe:

17 Sep 2010, 00:20 · edited #22

bmwracer wrote:
:lol:

Tasty. :hehe:

Hehe. Heck if we all about to die on this mothership might as well laugh about how crappy the airline food still is!

17 Sep 2010, 00:24 #23

Tu_triky wrote:Hehe. Heck if we all about to die might on this mothership might as well laugh about how crappy the airline food still is!

:hehe:

But the peanuts are still great! :mrgreen:

17 Sep 2010, 00:30 #24

bmwracer wrote:
:hehe:

But the peanuts are still great! :mrgreen:

Lmao.

Heck yeah...if I'm going down with ship I better get my bag of honey-roasted!

17 Sep 2010, 01:47 #25

^ :rofl: this forum never disappoints:
- great humour
- sharp tongues - see Shari's comment on page one
- wise words - Enna
- and the whackiest threads ever - I am telling, you if this continues I will start my "This site is so blue it should be dedicated to the smurfs" thread

17 Sep 2010, 02:03 #26

^ We aim to please, Esther. :victory:

17 Sep 2010, 02:17 #27

One of my favorite scientist, Neil Degrasse Tyson, about how to deal with doomsday "prophecies":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HghEBxHvgg

17 Sep 2010, 02:23 #28

7th-key wrote:One of my favorite scientist, Neil Degrasse Tyson, about how to deal with doomsday "prophecies":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-HghEBxHvgg

Nice. :victory:

I really like watching him on Nova ScienceNOW: he's really smart and has a great sense of humor. :victory: :applaud:

17 Sep 2010, 02:59 #29

bmwracer wrote:
Nice. :victory:

I really like watching him on Nova ScienceNOW: he's really smart and has a great sense of humor. :victory: :applaud:

Cool :victory:
I've been reading "Death Black Hole" (the title alone is fun), he's really awesome in awakening people's interest for the Universe.

Carl Sagan's "Cosmos" serie is great too, even if it's more than 30 years old. Probably quite known in the US, but here I've only recently seen it for the first time.
* starts to whistle Vangelis's "Alpha" *

17 Sep 2010, 10:47 #30

Tu_triky wrote: I hear the pork buns made with cardboard fillings will be available in the dim sum carts rolled down the aisles.

Hopefully not in my hometown... :sweat: :hehe:

Well its good to check in after a few days and seeing things are continuing in their usual lively manner..... :victory:

17 Sep 2010, 10:56 #31

Eve wrote:

Hopefully not in my hometown... :sweat: :hehe:

Well its good to check in after a few days and seeing things are continuing in their usual lively manner..... :victory:

:victory:

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