That's It.. F*ck Them.

Now those "doomsday knowers" said they made a fucking mistake, and the world was actually suppose to end in 2015. That's a big difference from 2012..

According to Weekly World News( I know..poor website to get information on..), the end of world date is set to 2015..I, myself, will not go falling for it like how I used to for the 2012 doomsday.

On a friendlier note, Weekly World News is only composed of shit and gossip.

Like one of their posts says Facebook would end..but it's not.
I'm betting that if Facebook didn't end, WWN would probably post something about why it didn't close as a coverup. If you ever want actual reliable news, and not some shit to get you freaked out about, try MSN or CNN.

Back to end of world thing..

According to WWN, there will be a sequel to the movie 2012, that will be called 2015 or something of the sort. It sucks to be the characters in that movie..-.-'

Here is the link to that post: http://weeklyworldnews.com/headlines/23938/end-of-the-world-postponed/

If you are going to argue with me about why 2015 would be the actual year where the world end by bringing up junk from the Bible, I'll throw some Bible junk in your face too..(no offense to anyone who doesn't like me saying 'Bible junk' and mind throwing..). ONLY THE LORD KNOWS WHEN THE END OF THE WORLD IS!! (Revision of what it says somewhere in the Bible, I may or may not agree with it).
Oh..and look at this YouTube Video..


Okay..done watching it? In the description, it says in the first sentence 'SCIENTIFIC EXPERTS globally are predicting and expecting that 3 years from now, all life on Earth may well come to an end.' Now..please remember that the first two words should have quotes around them. Like this: "Scientific experts" because, in reality, they aren't actually experts, nor even close to scientific. The best way to trick the mind is by words. If you use the right words, such as something of high authority/knowledge;like when you claim that a researcher at the University of Berkley said something, you can easily get someone to fall into your bandwagon, especially if they had not been exposed to any conflicting information yet. Its plain logic that people can fall for anything easily (as you can tell from the 2012 thing), and I think its even more convincing to them if it seems to affect all life on Earth..
Like if I made up a story about how China has plans to wipe out the US so they can become the world power, and I made up more junk with it by saying stuff like "exposed plans from China's government", "US Government officials are losing hope in what to do", and "Obama plans to make peace to China by surrendering", you would probably believe it, especially if I made it in a really long post with "proof". 
On YouTube you will probably find a ton of videos about "NASA" admits Nirubi is real, when it isn't, and the YouTube account isn't even NASA's YouTube account..plus if NASA really did say that Nirubi is real, wouldn't it be on CNN, MSN, or even the newspaper? And if Nirubi is really big enough to destroy life on Earth, you would be seeing it right now. Look outside. See a giant planet anyone? Not likely..
The Sumerians(who were the ancient people that discovered Planet X, otherwise known as Nirubi), could have mistaken the moon for a planet for all we know.
Now please enlighten yourself by ignoring the stupidity of the many people who isn't actually that stupid because they are good enough to create false evidence and "reliable" news, but you may/may not be the one who is falling for it..

That's all I have to say..
~Jeff~~