Nice, not only you singlehandedly (with your off hand obviously) smashed the World Ending Prophecy Bull***t but also enlightened every Forum reader of the release date
Well, the thread's been moved to [Fanfiction] so now no more people being tricked into thinking this is real because they didn't see the full thread title Well, at least everyone seemed to get a good laugh out of it, and that's all I care about. Plus the extra 60 trophy points bumped me up to well-known so there's that~
Mm.. Is it bothersome to change your text to red all the time? Because I was thinking of changing mine to purple.
Sorry to bring this up after a good week or so, but you sir, are wrong terribly wrong. The Mayan calendar and the Julian calendar are two different things, the Mayan calendar doesn't have leap years because it doesn't need them its nothing but a segmented countdown with pictures. The true astrological calendar that we should be using has 13 months each month having 28 days, every week still has 7 days making each month last exactly 4 weeks, this works just fine and does not require an "imaginary day". The creation of the Julian calendar is known as "the mistake in time" Because it had one major flaw that would not allow it to work UNLESS it had a leap year. Why would the Mayans be using a Julian calendar? They never even came in contact with European civilization (until Spain killed them all). The Mayan prophecy of 2012, is translated to our 2012. Its not actually written in arabic numerals on the Mayan calendar "2012" The Mayan calendar was a countdown calendar, so it could easily be converted using hours, days, minuets, the unaltered units of time. Again, Leap year only applies to the Julian calendar (the one that we use today), as the Julian calendar is flawed, and requires such an annual correction.
I thought it was just common sense except for the true calendar bit, that I had to actually look up out of curiosity. Mayans aren't Romans, plus the whole "2012 is when the Mayan calendar runs out" bit made it obvious that it was a countdown carried out by solid variables such as seconds and hours (daylight savings doesn't affect such a thing either no matter what those seconds are still flying by not to mention the Mayans didn't have use for that crap either). But thank you i'm glad to see that my post wasn't going to end in someone agreeing with the nonsensical latter which I had just disproved.
Hilarious story, although December 21st is quit a long wait ... (Yes, I know that this article wasn't true, it was joke...)