mayan "end of the world"ers, you missed the boat.

[deth502]

from an email i got :


there have been about 514 leap years since julius caesar invented it in 45 B.C.

without the extra day ever 4 years, today would be july 28, 2013.

the mayan calendar did not account for leap year.

so....technically, the world should have ended 7 months ago.

[Schuetzenman]

Buzz killer!

[ATAK, Inc.]

Maybe the upheaval in the House prevented it!

[Partisan1983]

FWIW...the Mayan calender is more accurate than the Atomic clock.


They were far more advanced than the the Cesarean or the Gregorian calanders.....by far


Sorry to be a buzzkill ;)

[imanaknut]

You mean the world ended (again) and I missed it (again) ?!?!?!?!!?

[O.S.O.K.]

FWIW...the Mayan calender is more accurate than the Atomic clock.


They were far more advanced than the the Cesarean or the Gregorian calanders.....by far


Sorry to be a buzzkill ;)

So it basically did the same thing as the not so sophisticated leap year and the date is the date.... right?

[deth502]

You mean the world ended (again) and I missed it (again) ?!?!?!?!!?

i know!! sucks, dosent it! i keep waiting but it never comes and i have to keep paying my bills.

[Bluntforce]

Yeah, well they didn't expect the Spanish Inquisition either.

[O.S.O.K.]

Yeah, well they didn't expect the Spanish Inquisition either.

Yes, yes, but nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition. Our chief weapon is surprise!