I survived the Mayan Apocalypse.

And I didn't even get a T-Shirt.

What does one do now?

Moi

Trapped in a Universe not of my chosing

moi621 (imported) wrote: Sun Dec 23, 2012 1:00 pm I survived the Mayan Apocalypse.

And I didn't even get a T-Shirt.

What does one do now?

Moi

Trapped in a Universe not of my chosing

I saw on the CBC news of a new beer drink they were releasing that had chocolate flavour(I forget what specific company was to unleash this prized drink).

This was to commemorate the end of times. A fun way of celebrating the end of the world

moi621 (imported) wrote: Sun Dec 23, 2012 1:00 pm I survived the Mayan Apocalypse.

And I didn't even get a T-Shirt.

What does one do now?

Moi

Trapped in a Universe not of my chosing

In Russian, the end of the world sounds exactly the same as "the end of light".

So there were quite a few puns here, along the lines of - we had the end of the world, for a few hours, but then everything was restored.

Too bad the Mayans had their own Apocalypse. Since the world did not come to an end I am very busy Christmas shopping.

I had sent Talula his gift with directions to open it if the box were damaged, or wait until Christmas, or the eve of the 21st. He did none of them and greedily tore into it right away. But it's all good!

foxytaur (imported) wrote: Sun Dec 23, 2012 3:16 pm I saw on the CBC news of a new beer drink they were releasing that had chocolate flavour(I forget what specific company was to unleash this prized drink).

This was to commemorate the end of times. A fun way of celebrating the end of the world

:dong:Sam Adams Chocolate Beer 750ml

The best Bocks display many layers of luxurious flavors. For Sam Adams Chocolate Bock, only hand-selected hops from the world's oldest growing area are combined with a complex selection of carefully roasted malts and a centuries old brewing process. Finally, the beer is slowly aged on a bed of rich chocolate that is specially blended by the master chocolatiers at Scharffen Berger Chocolate.

A couple of years ago (the year we went to the MOM) we were visiting relatives in northern Michigan. At some rural point there I had the radio on and the Lutheran Hour began at 8:30 AM (Newfie time zone?). Come 9:30 AM and the Lutheran Hour started again. Ditto 10:30.

The Mayan Calendar is like religious programing in rural Minnesota-Wisconsin. The end of one cycle is just the beginniing of another cycle.

moi621 (imported) wrote: Sun Dec 23, 2012 1:00 pm I survived the Mayan Apocalypse.

And I didn't even get a T-Shirt.

What does one do now?

Moi

Trapped in a Universe not of my chosing

Maybe order a special t-shirt that says:

I survived the Mayan apocolypse

and all I got was this t-shirt.

And I even had to special order it too!

(after I got over my hangover)

The world did end for about 150,000 people that day. That many die on an average day.

I know what happened, YES its true

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