The world is coming to an end - Proof

[ck4829]

The institution of Marriage is being 'defended' by a bunch of guys who have had at least 3 divorces.

We're cutting taxes in a time of war.

And, supposedly the fate of Western Civilization rests on the shoulders of a Chimp.

We're doomed.

[Viva_La_Revolution]

1. just 'our world'

humanity will survive, and hopefully, learn from our mistakes.

[upi402]

2. This has got to be the greatest thread EVER!

:scared: :wow:

[Ian David]

3. And they canceled Friends. n/t

[Erika]

4. This is hilarious

Thanks for the laugh.

[MuseRider]

5. Great!

Love this.

I don't think anyone will miss us though sorry to say.

[DRoseDARs]

6. Like entrusting the fate of the universe to a pair of lobsters...

DOOOOOMED!!1

[TahitiNut]

7. Biggest threat to Western Civilization: Whom Someone Loves.

Shit ... that doesn't even get on my list of minor annoyances. :shrug:

There's something TRULY evil and perverted about anyone who regards love as a problem, imho.

[otherlander]

8. And the CIA is waging a war against drugs.

Don't you just love the smell of irony in the morning?
:eyes: :banghead:

What are they going to say? "If you do drugs you'll wind up like Frank Olson"?

[DRoseDARs]

9. And Mexican drug lords are waging a war against heads.

Yep, another "war" that's going swimingly. 'Escalation is progress' or somesuch. :eyes:

[Tellurian]

10. Uh, I thought, it was because tonight is the Seventh Seal, the last..

of the dreaded seals to be opened.. The Seventh Seal is officially broken @ around 12am over California..

The Comet streaking through the sky, the final sign as per the predictions.

It is actually the remnant of Haley's Comet, the tail of residue startdust forming a meteor shower.


"Anyone willing to brave the cold to patiently watch the sky tonight and perhaps for the next few nights will see the Orionid meteor shower, a sprinkling of tiny shooting stars that come from the debris left over from the passage of Halley's comet through the inner solar system. Although the meteors appear to originate from the constellation Orion, they will actually be streaking all over the sky at the rate of about 20 to 25 an hour and should be spotted everywhere, said Andrew Fraknoi, chair of astronomy at Foothill College in Los Altos Hills."

http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2006/10/21/BAGMTLTH8I1.DTL&type=science