[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] XxhargbeastxX [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Legendary Rose [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Pride [quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Legendary Rose You know what, I should never have tried to help you people. Doomsday could go down right now and you people would still be like "hurr durr, nuh uh, its just rain". [/quote]Just stop. Nobody here believes that garbage. Nobody here is EVER going to believe that garbage.[/quote] Until it happens.[/quote]And if it doesn't? Say bye-bye to credibility.[/quote] ^Pretty much this. There have been numerous "Doomsday" Predictions (both natural and man-made) in the last thirty years in particular, and none have come to pass. For example: -Lester Sumrall, 1985, predicted the end of the world and this never happened. -Hal Lindsey, 1988, said the Rapture would take place by the end of the year. -Elizabeth Clare Prophet said the world would be destroyed in a nuclear event in 1990, though this never happened. -The popular "Y2K event" was believed by many before the year 2000, though nothing ever happened. -A Ugandan religion believed an apocalypse was imminent in the year 2000, once again not happening. -In 2011, Harold Camping told his followers the world would end on May 21st, 2011, through a series of earthquakes and natural disasters (not too different to the 2012 theory). Nothing happened, and the media (who were covering the "event") televised the "aftermath" of the failed prediction and looked at how the victims were coping. -Now we have the 2012 theory, and history is not on it's side after all the other doomsday predictions have failed. Additionally, renowned scientists from organizations such as NASA, including people such as David Morrison and Donald Yeomans, say that such an event can never occur. I'm not dismissing the theory completely, nor am I flaming you or anything, I'm just doubting that it will occur after so many other end-of-the-world/natural disaster theories have failed before it. Thankyou for reading this.