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Wasnt that the plot of the movie 2012?

tigercannon71 wrote:Wasnt that the plot of the movie 2012?

Part of it...

Could be, according to science it erupts every 600,000 years. It's been 640,000 years since the last eruption. According to that it's way over due. Scary thought.

Most recent earthquake data for Yellowstone...

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/ ... ne_eqs.php

Scary looking scale. Sure is more active than the begining of the month.

You can't pay attention to scientist on this kinda stuff, they're into all kinds of silly superstition like evolution and geologist are really ate up with it

Yeah i'm skeptical about it also. Interesting and something to think about though.

They said in that special awhile back they will know in advance if it might blow because the earthquakes will be pretty significant and the geysers will buldge in the days leading up to the main explosions.

Yeah i seen that. Major forehand activity before she blows.

You can't pay attention to religious zealots on this kind of stuff. They are into all kinds of silly superstitions like believing the Bible verbatim.

Mayan end-of-world rumors prompt Michigan officials to close 33 schools
By Tracy Connor and Maureen Mullen, NBC News
December 20, 2012, 11:39 am NBCNews.com


More than 30 Michigan schools closed for the holidays two days early, in part because the Mayan calendar predicts the world will end on Friday, an official said.

Matt Wandrie, superintendent for Lapeer Community Schools, said doomsday "rumors" are running rampant in several districts, adding to fears raised by last week's school shooting in Newtown, Conn.

"Given the recent events in Connecticut, there have been numerous rumors circulating in our district, and in neighboring districts, about potential threats of violence against students," Wandrie wrote on his website.

"Additionally, rumors connected to the Mayan calendar predicted end of the world on Friday have also surfaced," he added.

He noted that Twitter was lighting up with posts with sentiments like: "Friday would be a great day to go out w/ a bang."

The ancient predictions of apocalypse were a "secondary concern," with rumblings about violent threats against schoolchildren a bigger issue, he said.

Wandrie said all rumors of threats had been "investigated and determined to be false" but were still a "serious distraction" for students heading into the holiday break, and parents were vowing to keep children home.

So officials from five districts in Lapeer County covering 33 schools decided to just scrap the last two days of classes, extracurricular activities and athletic events.

"Although we in the county are reluctant to cancel school because the rumors are unsubstantiated, we feel it is the most appropriate decision given the gravity of recent events and our present circumstances," he wrote.

More Mayan insanity! In addition, the thought crazies are inspired by copycat Sandy Hook shootings! Sad!

Burg_Grad_77 wrote:You can't pay attention to religious zealots on this kind of stuff. They are into all kinds of silly superstitions like believing the Bible verbatim.

...and he is back from his suspension...

...ready to tell us all about his religious non-beliefs...

dazed&confused wrote:Mayan end-of-world rumors prompt Michigan officials to close 33 schools
By Tracy Connor and Maureen Mullen, NBC News
December 20, 2012, 11:39 am NBCNews.com


More than 30 Michigan schools closed for the holidays two days early, in part because the Mayan calendar predicts the world will end on Friday, an official said.

Matt Wandrie, superintendent for Lapeer Community Schools, said doomsday "rumors" are running rampant in several districts, adding to fears raised by last week's school shooting in Newtown, Conn.

"Given the recent events in Connecticut, there have been numerous rumors circulating in our district, and in neighboring districts, about potential threats of violence against students," Wandrie wrote on his website.

"Additionally, rumors connected to the Mayan calendar predicted end of the world on Friday have also surfaced," he added.

He noted that Twitter was lighting up with posts with sentiments like: "Friday would be a great day to go out w/ a bang."

The ancient predictions of apocalypse were a "secondary concern," with rumblings about violent threats against schoolchildren a bigger issue, he said.

Wandrie said all rumors of threats had been "investigated and determined to be false" but were still a "serious distraction" for students heading into the holiday break, and parents were vowing to keep children home.

So officials from five districts in Lapeer County covering 33 schools decided to just scrap the last two days of classes, extracurricular activities and athletic events.

"Although we in the county are reluctant to cancel school because the rumors are unsubstantiated, we feel it is the most appropriate decision given the gravity of recent events and our present circumstances," he wrote.

More Mayan insanity! In addition, the thought crazies are inspired by copycat Sandy Hook shootings! Sad!

There also is a major winter storm going through there right now.....(Draco)

How about the next Kentucky trojan eruption

noreply66 wrote:How about the next Kentucky trojan eruption

How about...you have been reported for attacking me and identifying me on SEOP?

noreply66 wrote:How about the next Kentucky trojan eruption

You might not read my private messages, but you can see this...

...have fun on suspension for a while.

Kentucky Trojan wrote:

noreply66 wrote:How about the next Kentucky trojan eruption

You might not read my private messages, but you can see this...

...have fun on suspension for a while.

Noreply66 received a 30 day suspension.

Anybody else want a suspension???