Score: 10
"Oooh........"
date: June 10, 2009
Thats what I did on 6/6/06. Mainly 'cause im the kid atm y school who alerted everyone what that day was. Funny thing: a lot of kids werent there that day. I knew nothing bad would happen. December 28, 2012 will be the same. So will all year 2010. So many predictiond of Apocolypse in the 2000's. Seriously: January 1st, 2000: Y2K. June 6, 2006: Day of the Anti-chrisits birth. 2010: all year, for no obvious reason. December 28, 2012: The mayan prediction for 'the end'. 2014: At some point, a metor will come very close to us.
The truth: Nothing will happen on ANY of those dates. Except 2014, that has scientific evidence, but the comet's chance of hitting us is still only 1/1000000 to hit us. It's a large odd as far as Quantum/Space Physics go, but of course, still very small.
June 11, 2009
Author's Response:
The best thing about every apocalypse theory is it involves some religion no one cares about anymore or some random scientist's guess at shit he doesn't understand. Seriously, all of science is just guesswork. Calculated guesswork, yes, but they're still just barely scratching the surface of understanding everything. Gravity is a pretty solid theory, but it's still a theory.
