Almost as bad as being in an underground aquarium. There's one in the MOA that's downright scary. Word to the wise, don't ever eat shrooms and enter an underground aquarium. You'll fear fish forever #advertising
@chunk2242: I was so pissed that they took away the Pizziola from my favorite Subway location until I told the manager. Now I get a discount priced pizziola. I think I get the footlong for 4.35 or so. #advertising
As a recently disappointed Chicagoan, this is the first time in a while I felt a pang of sympathy for Rio. That seems cruel.
These semi-realistic takes on exploding buildings make me cringe now. Disaster porn used to be the coolest to me, now all it does it make me sad and anxious. The trailer before Zombieland was intensely unpleasant, like a Saw trailer. Thanks, but I don't want to see bright young CG artists envisioning the apocalypse in greater detail. #advertising
@nala1908: A term I've seen before but used in the above article... it denotes movies where the main attraction is shit blowing up/falling down/sinking. Think Independence Day, Armageddon, etc. #advertising
Just like you don't watch a porn for the story you don't watch these for the story. You watch them to see stuff blown up (or as you put it the SFX of stuff blowing up) #advertising
Disaster porn. Almost beats Brian's cross species homosexual technophilia. Actually, it doesn't even come close. The competition is on Frucci! :) #advertising
@laio: The Mayans had two calendars used in conjunction are the Tzolk'in and the Haab. The Tzolk'in calendar consists of 260 days. The Haab consists of 365 days. The combined use of these calendars creates a cycle of 52 Haabs (52 years) and is referred to as the Calendar Round. Another calendar used to track longer periods of time is referred to as the Long Count. This calendar is used to track dates relative to each other on a linear scale and utilizes a numeric decimal system to record dates. For example, the Mayan date for December 21, 2012 is 13.0.0.0.0. The long count cycle referred to as the "Great Cycle" lasts for 5,125.36 years.
The proper end day of the Mayan calendar is December 21, 2012. December 21, 2012 marks the end of the Long Count and Precession Cycle. [www.2012endofdays.org]
So really it's just the start of a new cycle, not the end of the world. (But that is MHO, you can believe what you want.)
IIRC, and remembering from the show about 2012 on the history channel, there are a few significant ancient societies that marked 12-21 2012 as a significant date for the end of the world... i recommend you go to youtube and look up the history channel episode, it is on there. very informative. As far as the people worrying about student loans and such.... my advice is to live life like you will die in 2012 because in all honesty, you are lucky to make it through the day, 4 years even more lucky.
@shmesley: I saw that episode, thanks. :) That was my main objective and not to include any theory's or skepticism. I like facts. They usually can't be argued with for the most part. Like the fact that the world will end...someday. I just don't dwell on it. It's like how dwelling on your own inevitable death is pointless. You will die.
@Oniisan608: All I could think of throughout the video was "FIRE ZEE MISSILES!".
On a somewhat related note, why isn't this advertisement in French? Do people in France simply understand English if it is spoken with a French accent?
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Should've gone with this guy... #advertising
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[www.youtube.com] #advertising
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These semi-realistic takes on exploding buildings make me cringe now. Disaster porn used to be the coolest to me, now all it does it make me sad and anxious. The trailer before Zombieland was intensely unpleasant, like a Saw trailer. Thanks, but I don't want to see bright young CG artists envisioning the apocalypse in greater detail. #advertising
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Just like you don't watch a porn for the story you don't watch these for the story. You watch them to see stuff blown up (or as you put it the SFX of stuff blowing up) #advertising
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@punk1n13: #advertising
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like, they said everything would change by 2012, and then OMG LHC, haha, that will be so fun.
finally some decent(meaning they really wrote 2012 at their language, and not some riddle) prophecy put to proof.
but anyway, i'm not into the details of that, anyone?
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The proper end day of the Mayan calendar is December 21, 2012. December 21, 2012 marks the end of the Long Count and Precession Cycle. [www.2012endofdays.org]
So really it's just the start of a new cycle, not the end of the world. (But that is MHO, you can believe what you want.)
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IIRC, and remembering from the show about 2012 on the history channel, there are a few significant ancient societies that marked 12-21 2012 as a significant date for the end of the world... i recommend you go to youtube and look up the history channel episode, it is on there. very informative. As far as the people worrying about student loans and such.... my advice is to live life like you will die in 2012 because in all honesty, you are lucky to make it through the day, 4 years even more lucky.
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Get over it.
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in the 2012, Ramen loves to eat you!
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On a somewhat related note, why isn't this advertisement in French? Do people in France simply understand English if it is spoken with a French accent?