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Currently Predicting ...

Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 17:45
by reactiv8
Er ... No more 'Predicting' and no more 'Currently' either ...
2008 really will be: The Beginning of The End/The Apocalypse/Accelerated Global Warming/Climate Catastrophe/A Good Harvest for Cider Apples/An 'Invitation' to join Amy in Rehab... or something ... or maybe not.

Is it just me, but the weather sure ain't as it should be for January? (or February either)? The 'news' seems to be reaching new heights (?!) - or should that be depths? I feel like I'm watching a car crash in slow motion - and I want to 'change channels', but it is reality and I can't ...

And the band playing the soundtrack to The Apocalypse is:~ "???????"
- Your suggestions please?
- Oh, and a download-able copy if it is obscure/yet to be released?! :innocent: :roll:

Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 18:53
by christophe
This is who we are

The Time is Near.

Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 18:54
by emilystrange
stone gods, of course!

Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 19:04
by Dark
...a riot

Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 21:40
by reactiv8
Dark wrote:...a riot
:twisted:

Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 22:13
by Pat
Relax, it's not the end of the planet,it's just the end of us. f**k saving the planet. :twisted: :twisted:

Re: Currently Predicting ...

Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 22:20
by psichonaut
reactiv8 wrote:Er ... No more 'Predicting' and no more 'Currently' either ...
2008 really will be: The Beginning of The End/The Apocalypse/Accelerated Global Warming/Climate Catastrophe/A Good Harvest for Cider Apples/An 'Invitation' to join Amy in Rehab... or something ... or maybe not.
Accuse your pusher...he's gi9ving you bad stuff :innocent:

Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 22:26
by reactiv8
Pat wrote:Relax, it's not the end of the planet,it's just the end of us. f**k saving the planet. :twisted: :twisted:
:lol:

Re: Currently Predicting ...

Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 22:29
by reactiv8
psichonaut wrote:Accuse your pusher...he's gi9ving you bad stuff :innocent:
... ? But I 'gave it all up' several years ago - I'm as 'clean as a whistle' now



:eek:

Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 22:37
by James Blast
it shows

Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 22:45
by reactiv8
James Blast wrote:it shows
'Been there done that' as they say ... (& grown up) ... :roll:

So, hows YOUR waistline/veins/liver/lungs/sanity/bank balance etc, eh?
Oh, don't answer that 'cos I've got a pretty good idea and don't really care ...
I never intended this to descend into a slanging match - I'd win that too ...

There's always one ... Ho Hum

Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 23:11
by Spigel
reactiv8 wrote:
James Blast wrote:it shows
'Been there done that' as they say ... (& grown up) ... :roll:

Growing up is sooooooo last century.
Keep taken the drugs...I would if I only had the opportunity.

Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 23:18
by reactiv8
Spigel wrote:
reactiv8 wrote:
James Blast wrote:it shows
'Been there done that' as they say ... (& grown up) ... :roll:

Growing up is sooooooo last century.
Keep taken the drugs...I would if I only had the opportunity.
Correction, make that two
- Take all the drugs you want
(& that includes tobacco & alcohol)
- Maybe one day you'll move on too (or maybe not) ...


Your choice.

Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 23:28
by Spigel
reactiv8 wrote:
Spigel wrote:
reactiv8 wrote: 'Been there done that' as they say ... (& grown up) ... :roll:

Growing up is sooooooo last century.
Keep taken the drugs...I would if I only had the opportunity.
Correction, make that two
- Take all the drugs you want
(& that includes tobacco & alcohol)
- Maybe one day you'll move on too (or maybe not) ...

Your choice.

Maybe I will












but not by my choice me thinks.

Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 23:34
by paint it black
this worries the f**k outta me :?
Venter is claiming bragging rights to the world's longest length of synthetic DNA, but size isn't everything. The important question is not 'how long?', but 'how wise?'"

Posted: 26 Jan 2008, 23:53
by reactiv8
paint it black wrote:this worries the f**k outta me :?
Venter is claiming bragging rights to the world's longest length of synthetic DNA, but size isn't everything. The important question is not 'how long?', but 'how wise?'"
Me too :urff:

Posted: 27 Jan 2008, 00:07
by boudicca
I predict you will come into some money and meet a tall, dark and (if you're lucky) handsome stranger. One door will close and another one will open, the death of an old way of life may mean the beginning of a new one. Don't fear change, embrace it and follow your bliss.





Oh, and with the moon in Uranus, there's a 99% chance of you dying in a horrible and gory fashion before the end of September :twisted:

Posted: 27 Jan 2008, 00:10
by psichonaut
what a Claire-voyant

Posted: 27 Jan 2008, 00:12
by boudicca
Boom boom! :lol:

Posted: 27 Jan 2008, 00:12
by Spigel
We have all the time in the world.

Posted: 27 Jan 2008, 00:14
by reactiv8
boudicca wrote:Oh, and with the moon in Uranus, there's a 99% chance of you dying in a horrible and gory fashion before the end of September :twisted:
... or maybe not. Shall we have a bet on it? (Winner takes all)? :kiss:

Posted: 27 Jan 2008, 02:34
by mh
I predict warm sunshine in May, then by the beginning of June it'll start p!ssing down again, and that'll be it for the following 4 months.

And also that Quiffy will fix the Error 500s, only for something else to go wallop shortly after. :twisted: :lol:

Fiver, anyone?

Posted: 27 Jan 2008, 09:55
by Pista
And the band playing the soundtrack to The Apocalypse is:~ "?"
- Your suggestions please?
The Cure: Grinding Halt.

@Michael.
I'll have a fiver on that. ;D

Posted: 27 Jan 2008, 12:03
by Big Si
mh wrote:I predict warm sunshine in May, then by the beginning of June it'll start p!ssing down again, and that'll be it for the following 4 months.

And also that Quiffy will fix the Error 500s, only for something else to go wallop shortly after. :twisted: :lol:

Fiver, anyone?
I thought you have the same weather as us Weegies? If it ain't raining it's snowing! :roll: ;D

Posted: 27 Jan 2008, 12:15
by markfiend
People have been predicting the end of the world for (at least) 2000 years. Hasn't happened yet.

While climate change is a reality, I don't buy into the new millenarianism built up around it. OK, we may well kill ourselves off, but life will survive. Life survived the Permian extinction and there's no way we'll generate anything that bad... I hope.