About Mayans 2012

World Is Suppose To End At 21 December 2012 Am I Right?

Since Ceasar Introduced Leap Year In 45BC, There Would Already Be 515 Leap Days Up To Date.

So Without Leap Year... Today Is:

15 March 2012 + 515 Leap Days = WELL ABOVE 21 December 2012!!! Congrats On Surviving Guys!

WAHOOOOOOOOOOO! I'M ALIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Originally posted by DumbTopSecretWriters
World Is Suppose To End At 21 December 2012 Am I Right?

Since Ceasar Introduced Leap Year In 45BC, There Would Already Be 515 Leap Days Up To Date.

So Without Leap Year... Today Is:

15 March 2012 + 515 Leap Days = WELL ABOVE 21 December 2012!!! Congrats On Surviving Guys!

Today is the 14th.

Your a day early.

reply to post by buster2010


In America yes, In Australia No.

IT'S THE 15TH

reply to post by buster2010


G eographically, YES i'm still on 15th babey

U N I T E D K I N G D O M

reply to post by DumbTopSecretWriters


I can't believe people are still making this argument...
The Mayan calendar has very little to do with our calendar and the "leap years". The calendar we use today is inadequate and off track to the point that we are forced to create things called "leap year".

The Calendar that the Mayan's created is based on our planetary and star alignment in our galaxy and thus is very precise in its measurements. We only come up with Dec. 21st due to our translation of the Mayan Calendar.
And, yes they included "leap years" when translating.

Hope this helps.

It's only 7:45pm.

I don't think your 'logic' applies.

The Mayan calandar was created in 3372 BC. (or there about.)

They had no idea there would be a leap year introduced 3300 years later.

I'm really scratching my head now

I'll be back on here at 2013

reply to post by TimesUp


Missed your post.
Exactly.

reply to post by DumbTopSecretWriters


You won't be laughing on December 21 when our creators come back and enslave humanity.

reply to post by roswell5151


Dude, Your serious?C'mon

reply to post by TimesUp


THANK YOU!! Why would people think that there is only one calendar that has ever been used in the history of mankind? Our calendar is terribly inaccurate so we need an extra day every 4 years to make up for that inaccuracy. If I read another Facebook post or ATS post about the Mayans forgetting to add in leap years, I am going to spew a volley of curse words that will hang in space for years to come.

It has been proven that the Mayans knew our year was 365.2422 days long, exactly. Our current atomic clock says it is 365.2420 days long, but admit that the fourth digit after the decimal may be off by as much as 5. Therefore, the Mayans are actually more accurate than our currently most accurate time piece we have created.

There may not be an end-of-the-world scenario on December 21, 2012, but there most certainly will be an awesome, rare alignment which only comes around every 26,000 years or so.

Dude, the point was - no - such - thing as - doomsday2012

reply to post by DumbTopSecretWriters


Well then, "Dude", that is the point you should have made, and not gone on about leap years.

Besides, we haven't gotten to that date yet. Come back and crow about no doomsday on December 22nd.

Our modern day computers are now able to replicate what the Myans have predicted thousands of years ago... if the Myans had that kind of technology then... what makes you think that they could not have seen into the future and calculate those adjustments into thier calendar?



If you doubt that people have the ability to see into the future... watch this video!



Don't jump to conclusions to fast... what's at work...well let's just say that requires a higher level of being

Ancient prophecy revealed...

reply to post by FissionSurplus


No problem kitty