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Yeah, I know, but I couldn't just agree with you, now could I?
GaGambler 2414 reads
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Whenever I find myself agreeing with you, I have to do it in a "lefthanded" way. lol

doggynut4726 reads

Ok, we are about 2 years away and I can see most people on this board are fairly intelligent so who has an educated guess as to what will happen at the end of 2012?  I have lots of ideas as to what may happen because of current events but it would be interesting to see what other people have on their mind.  I'm tired of watching the History channel.

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mattradd1354 reads

alluding to "the end of 2012," that you are talking about elections. Not certain if you are thinking about federal congressional elections, state congressional elections, state governorships, and/or the presidential election.

If it's the presidential election, in particular, "It's the economy, stupid."

If you can predict what the economy will be by then, then you can predict if a Republican or Democrat will, be elected. If the economy makes a modest improvement then it's a jump ball.

So, get back to me, say in October of 2012, and I will give you my prediction.

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St. Croix1133 reads

the Mayan End of Times Prophecy or some other cataclysmic event. I do expect a lot of whack jobs on the TER board in 2011 predicting all kinds of stupid shit. Might be a good time for a hiatus.

Hopefully the next 2 years the economy will pick up, unemployment will drop, the stock market will reach a new high, I'll get laid more, and everybody on planet Earth will own an IPAD, except for me.

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OSP2115 reads

they are reminding people of 'The End of Days' prophecy. Preying on those who don't have the power of free-thinking i'm afraid.

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marikod1869 reads

a man’s man, quaffing a six pack, going to tail-gate parties, chasing tail and watching football.

       Now, thanks to my influence, he’s a chardonnay sipping, cocktail party attending, sensitive Bank of America shareholder who watches the wimpy Pac 10 (“Excuse me – did I foul you? I am so sorry”). Soon, he’ll even be defending Roman Polanski.

I think my year on the Board has been a success.

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St. Croix1454 reads

because 2010 has been a good year. And next week I'll be spending a few days on one of my favorite islands. Yes, St. Croix U.S. Virgin Islands. Now if you will excuse me, I need to quaff a beer, scratch my ass, and watch some girl on girl porn, which is actually preferable to watching UCLA basketball.

Quaff? Can't say I've ever used that word to describe anybody's drinking in the past (lol).

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mattradd935 reads

Hope you have a great vacation!

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willywonka4u1311 reads

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doggynut1099 reads

I'm referring to the Myan cycle.  More important, why?

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mattradd1398 reads

That idea has been debunked already!

Related Link: http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2009/11/091106-2012-end-of-world-myths.html

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GaGambler1671 reads

it's almost like saying that someone "debunked" the story of Adam and Eve. Some thing are so ridiculous that they don't need "debunking", next thing you know someone will be debunking L Ron Hubbard's dianetic's bullshit. rofl

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mattradd1162 reads

that that was what he was talking about. Some people just need to scare themselves needlessly. lol

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GaGambler2415 reads

Whenever I find myself agreeing with you, I have to do it in a "lefthanded" way. lol

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GaGambler877 reads

well yes it was, but fuck you anyhow. lol

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SinsOfTheFlesh1379 reads

Just when I thought the world we live in couldn't possibly get any more surreal......

Too funny!

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charlie4456747 reads

One of you christians clue me in please.

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SinsOfTheFlesh1400 reads

Some Christians believe that the End Times will be marked by years of tribulation, but that Christians who are saved will be spared the ordeal of the Tribulation by being "raptured". Literally, they believe that all who are saved will disappear from the earth in the blink of an eye, and 'raptured' to heaven. The belief comes from some passages found in Revelations, and is not dogma that most Christian denominations subscribe to. When I was a member of a Baptist church, the end times, tribulation, and rapture were popular topics for Sunday sermons. I was so silly back then :)

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charlie4451048 reads

If one shows up you will let me know wont you please?

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SinsOfTheFlesh874 reads

Hey Charlie, if it turns out we are wrong, we can always share marshmallows in hell together!

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