Originally posted by 04cobra408:
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FUCK IT DO THE BERNIE
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Originally posted by NEIGHT:
I plan on being at the Golden Gate Bridge to see how many people jump off.
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Originally posted by DIRTY SALLY:
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Originally posted by NEIGHT:
I plan on being at the Golden Gate Bridge to see how many people jump off.
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quote:Aliens man aliens lol
Originally posted by 04cobra408:
quote:
Originally posted by NEIGHT:
I plan on being at the Golden Gate Bridge to see how many people jump off.
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I didn't even think about that!!!!! So true!!
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quote:i appreciate that! im gonna be aweful thirsty after hangin that ten!!
Originally posted by Greasy:
I'll have a beer waiting for ya
quote:Snookie's kid looks like ET!
Originally posted by 98 ROUSH:
quote:thats interesting...
Originally posted by Robb:
Nothing is going to happen. Leap years weren't counted for thus the day happened months ago.
quote:"Leap year" is an invention to keep the our modern calendar year in sync with the astronomical calendar year.
Originally posted by Robb:
Nothing is going to happen. Leap years weren't counted for thus the day happened months ago.
quote:
Originally posted by 04 S281:
quote:"Leap year" is an invention to keep the our modern calendar year in sync with the astronomical calendar year.
Originally posted by Robb:
Nothing is going to happen. Leap years weren't counted for thus the day happened months ago.
Besides the fact scholars and archeologists use GMT correlation to convert dates from Mayan to Gregorian, the Mayan's had no need to incorporate a leap year, and the people who decoded and translated the Mayan calendar to reflect dates on our modern calendar made the calculations necessary to arrive at the date "Dec 21st 2012" as the end of the Mayan long count calendar...
You can do a similar conversion yourself and arrive at the same date, or use any of the numerous calendar conversion tools found on websites all over the internet. I have yet to see the converter "that takes leap year into account" and shows the Mayan 13th Bak'tun to occur sometime last year.
First, you need to account for the way the Mayan calendar works.
-1 day = 1 Kin
-1 Uinal = 20 Kin
-1 Tun = 18 Uinal
-1 Ka'Tun = 20 Tun
-1 Bak'Tun = 20 Ka'Tun
Basically, a Uinal is a month, a Tun is a year, and the Bak'Tun is what the Long Count calendar is based around.
The date of December 21, 2012, is not based on Mayan tuns. It is based on the total accumulation of days since the beginning of the Mayan calendar.
The Mayan Bak'Tun is the equivalent of 400 Tuns (years). But their years are only 360 days long. 400 x 360 = 144,000. Therefore, each Bak'Tun is a total of 144,000 days long.
The Mayan calendar reads dates like this; 12.07.19.1.10. The first number represents the bak'tun, the second number ka'tuns, the third number is tuns, the fourth is uinals, and the final number is the day.
On December 21, 2012 on our calendar, the first number in the Mayan calendar will change from 12 to 13, making it 13.0.0.0.0. No where on the Mayan calendar does it say "December 21st 2012" so our incorporation of a leap year doesn't directly impact their date system.
So to show that 13.0.0.0.0 will occur on December 21, 2012, first, we need to calculate the total amount of days required to reach the 13th Bak'Tun: Remember from earlier that a tun is 360 days long, and there are 400 tuns in a bak'tun, so 360 x 400 = 144,000 x 13 = 1,872,000 days.
So, you start at August 11, 3113 BCE, which is the widely excepted translated gregorian calendar date reflecting the beginning of the Mayan calendar, and 1,872,000 days later on our calendar, (including leap years introduced with the Gregorian calendar beginning in 1582 CE) you reach the 13th Bak'Tun, on December 21, 2012.
Besides the math, there's plenty of archeological evidence that supports the correlation of dates, such as inscriptions describing astronomical events such as eclipses coupled with a Mayan date... and modern astronomers can easily figure out by back tracking the movement of stellar bodies exactly what date that event happened on in our calendar... besides the fact that the Mayan people had direct contact with the Spanish, and dates of events recorded by the Spanish can be correlated to the dates recorded for the same events in the Mayan system.
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quote:hey if u like that i got an 02 cobra mint low miles very rare, jugg for u for sho!
Originally posted by DIRTY SALLY:
I just took some fools "magic carpet" jugg price 40 bucks
quote:YES!
Originally posted by Anderthizzle:
So really we shouldn't even care who is the next president is or paying our bills because it's not going to matter because on dec 12 2012 we are all gonna die? Should I quit my jobs and just kick back with the family and friends for the next
Three months?
quote:ill bring that "special" grape kool aid there a coupla cult leaders that swear it makes for a killer celebration!! hahahaha
Originally posted by 90 7up lx:
That's my b day, every one is invited to my function......yee....
quote:you know what vanila ice would say!!!..........
Originally posted by SwEeT 03 Gt:
quote:
Originally posted by 04 S281:
quote:"Leap year" is an invention to keep the our modern calendar year in sync with the astronomical calendar year.
Originally posted by Robb:
Nothing is going to happen. Leap years weren't counted for thus the day happened months ago.
Besides the fact scholars and archeologists use GMT correlation to convert dates from Mayan to Gregorian, the Mayan's had no need to incorporate a leap year, and the people who decoded and translated the Mayan calendar to reflect dates on our modern calendar made the calculations necessary to arrive at the date "Dec 21st 2012" as the end of the Mayan long count calendar...
You can do a similar conversion yourself and arrive at the same date, or use any of the numerous calendar conversion tools found on websites all over the internet. I have yet to see the converter "that takes leap year into account" and shows the Mayan 13th Bak'tun to occur sometime last year.
First, you need to account for the way the Mayan calendar works.
-1 day = 1 Kin
-1 Uinal = 20 Kin
-1 Tun = 18 Uinal
-1 Ka'Tun = 20 Tun
-1 Bak'Tun = 20 Ka'Tun
Basically, a Uinal is a month, a Tun is a year, and the Bak'Tun is what the Long Count calendar is based around.
The date of December 21, 2012, is not based on Mayan tuns. It is based on the total accumulation of days since the beginning of the Mayan calendar.
The Mayan Bak'Tun is the equivalent of 400 Tuns (years). But their years are only 360 days long. 400 x 360 = 144,000. Therefore, each Bak'Tun is a total of 144,000 days long.
The Mayan calendar reads dates like this; 12.07.19.1.10. The first number represents the bak'tun, the second number ka'tuns, the third number is tuns, the fourth is uinals, and the final number is the day.
On December 21, 2012 on our calendar, the first number in the Mayan calendar will change from 12 to 13, making it 13.0.0.0.0. No where on the Mayan calendar does it say "December 21st 2012" so our incorporation of a leap year doesn't directly impact their date system.
So to show that 13.0.0.0.0 will occur on December 21, 2012, first, we need to calculate the total amount of days required to reach the 13th Bak'Tun: Remember from earlier that a tun is 360 days long, and there are 400 tuns in a bak'tun, so 360 x 400 = 144,000 x 13 = 1,872,000 days.
So, you start at August 11, 3113 BCE, which is the widely excepted translated gregorian calendar date reflecting the beginning of the Mayan calendar, and 1,872,000 days later on our calendar, (including leap years introduced with the Gregorian calendar beginning in 1582 CE) you reach the 13th Bak'Tun, on December 21, 2012.
Besides the math, there's plenty of archeological evidence that supports the correlation of dates, such as inscriptions describing astronomical events such as eclipses coupled with a Mayan date... and modern astronomers can easily figure out by back tracking the movement of stellar bodies exactly what date that event happened on in our calendar... besides the fact that the Mayan people had direct contact with the Spanish, and dates of events recorded by the Spanish can be correlated to the dates recorded for the same events in the Mayan system.
+ its not just there calendar that matches that day Chinese, Indian etc oh and there calendar has only been off by 30 seconds
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..lol
quote:and you said the good thing is...lol!
Originally posted by SteveL:
The good thing about End Of The World predictions is there's so many to choose from.
quote:hey ill help ya keep watch, we can be partners in crime......i mean deception ......errr..... swindle them together......nono.............. what i meant was be thier trusting confidants!!
Originally posted by JZTRK:
just wait the.... I will take your wordly posseions for free and watch over your pets ect people will come out of the wood works very soon
quote:your pm box is full
Originally posted by rollin5ive0:
quote:hey ill help ya keep watch, we can be partners in crime......i mean deception ......errr..... swindle them together......nono.............. what i meant was be thier trusting confidants!!
Originally posted by JZTRK:
just wait the.... I will take your wordly posseions for free and watch over your pets ect people will come out of the wood works very soon
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quote:I wish I had a time machine I would travel back in time to the era and party wit those motha fuckas they were on some good as shit
Originally posted by 707iiii:
Not to be a buzz kill but I'm pretty sure they found a Mayan calander that goes 7000 years into the future.
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quote:there you go my friend i emptied my box, did u wanna fill my box back up....
Originally posted by DIRTY SALLY:
quote:your pm box is full
Originally posted by rollin5ive0:
quote:hey ill help ya keep watch, we can be partners in crime......i mean deception ......errr..... swindle them together......nono.............. what i meant was be thier trusting confidants!!
Originally posted by JZTRK:
just wait the.... I will take your wordly posseions for free and watch over your pets ect people will come out of the wood works very soon
.quote:fuck if you wanted some mescaline bro all you gotta do is ask....or attend the next burning man festival!
Originally posted by DIRTY SALLY:
quote:I wish I had a time machine I would travel back in time to the era and party wit those motha fuckas they were on some good as shit
Originally posted by 707iiii:
Not to be a buzz kill but I'm pretty sure they found a Mayan calander that goes 7000 years into the future.
quote:
Originally posted by SwEeT 03 Gt:
quote:
Originally posted by 04 S281:
quote:"Leap year" is an invention to keep the our modern calendar year in sync with the astronomical calendar year.
Originally posted by Robb:
Nothing is going to happen. Leap years weren't counted for thus the day happened months ago.
Besides the fact scholars and archeologists use GMT correlation to convert dates from Mayan to Gregorian, the Mayan's had no need to incorporate a leap year, and the people who decoded and translated the Mayan calendar to reflect dates on our modern calendar made the calculations necessary to arrive at the date "Dec 21st 2012" as the end of the Mayan long count calendar...
You can do a similar conversion yourself and arrive at the same date, or use any of the numerous calendar conversion tools found on websites all over the internet. I have yet to see the converter "that takes leap year into account" and shows the Mayan 13th Bak'tun to occur sometime last year.
First, you need to account for the way the Mayan calendar works.
-1 day = 1 Kin
-1 Uinal = 20 Kin
-1 Tun = 18 Uinal
-1 Ka'Tun = 20 Tun
-1 Bak'Tun = 20 Ka'Tun
Basically, a Uinal is a month, a Tun is a year, and the Bak'Tun is what the Long Count calendar is based around.
The date of December 21, 2012, is not based on Mayan tuns. It is based on the total accumulation of days since the beginning of the Mayan calendar.
The Mayan Bak'Tun is the equivalent of 400 Tuns (years). But their years are only 360 days long. 400 x 360 = 144,000. Therefore, each Bak'Tun is a total of 144,000 days long.
The Mayan calendar reads dates like this; 12.07.19.1.10. The first number represents the bak'tun, the second number ka'tuns, the third number is tuns, the fourth is uinals, and the final number is the day.
On December 21, 2012 on our calendar, the first number in the Mayan calendar will change from 12 to 13, making it 13.0.0.0.0. No where on the Mayan calendar does it say "December 21st 2012" so our incorporation of a leap year doesn't directly impact their date system.
So to show that 13.0.0.0.0 will occur on December 21, 2012, first, we need to calculate the total amount of days required to reach the 13th Bak'Tun: Remember from earlier that a tun is 360 days long, and there are 400 tuns in a bak'tun, so 360 x 400 = 144,000 x 13 = 1,872,000 days.
So, you start at August 11, 3113 BCE, which is the widely excepted translated gregorian calendar date reflecting the beginning of the Mayan calendar, and 1,872,000 days later on our calendar, (including leap years introduced with the Gregorian calendar beginning in 1582 CE) you reach the 13th Bak'Tun, on December 21, 2012.
Besides the math, there's plenty of archeological evidence that supports the correlation of dates, such as inscriptions describing astronomical events such as eclipses coupled with a Mayan date... and modern astronomers can easily figure out by back tracking the movement of stellar bodies exactly what date that event happened on in our calendar... besides the fact that the Mayan people had direct contact with the Spanish, and dates of events recorded by the Spanish can be correlated to the dates recorded for the same events in the Mayan system.
+ its not just there calendar that matches that day Chinese, Indian etc oh and there calendar has only been off by 30 seconds
quote:hey 04 S281 it looks like someone fucked up when they thought they figured out the convertion on a urinal, a kunt ,a ka'chop, a bak'on, or whatever thier mesuring units are called......im beggining to suspect that everything on the internet isnt true!!
Originally posted by Ric88Notch:
yeaaah
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2142491/The-Mayans-reveal-darkest-mysteries-New-excavation-reveals-secrets-Mayan-calendar--including-black-clad-figures-symbols-seen- before.html
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