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Subject NASA releases ‘Told Ya So’ apocalypse video early

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Jesus, absolutely fucking nothing is going to happen on the 21st. How can people still believe it's the end? Nothing happened on the 9th/10th (major dip in the timewave zero graph bullshit), nothing happened on the 12th (supposed start of ascension or some bollocks) and nothing will happen on the 21st.

If the world was coming to an end or to a great change there would be some OBVIOUS, VISIBLE precursor events. And guess what, once nothing happens Friday next week, the same idiots who said it's the end will move the date forward or pick a new date for an equally retarded reason.

I want to believe, honestly I do, but every single prediction about the end of the world in known history has been wrong. I dont see why the 21st will be any different. At some point in your life you just have to stop with the fantasy and deal with reality, as disappointing as it may be. Make the best of a shit situation or your life will be wasted.
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This is the sad truth.  The fact is that we all are tired of struggling here and people are just looking for a way out that they don't have to feel guilty about.
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Original Message Dec. 21, 2012, has long been rumored to be the day of the Mayan apocalypse, when Earth comes to its inglorious end. The good folks at NASA want you to know that isn't going to happen.

In fact, NASA is so confident that it recently published a video that appears as if it were intended to be aired on Dec. 22. Titled "The World Didn't End Yesterday," the four-minute clip explains how the idea of the Mayan apocalypse was a huge hoax and how the rumors began. A commenter on YouTube jokes, "The correct title for this video: Told ya so!—Love, NASA."

Time magazine reports that the space agency has been besieged with questions from citizens worried that their lives are about to end. NASA is taking the fears seriously, not because there is any danger, but because irrational fears can sometimes lead to irrational and dangerous actions.

WHY WOULD THEY EVER PUT THIS OUT IF THE DATE ISN'T SIGNIFICANT? NOT SAYING IT IS BUT I'M ALSO NOT SAYING IT ISN'T. WE'LL SEE.

[link to news.yahoo.com]

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