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Originally posted by Fazza!
October the 28th 2011 could be the end of the Mayan calendar instead of 21st December 2012, many threads on it:
- The D4rk Kn1ght / October 28, 2011 / 10/28/2011 Mega Thread
- 21st December 2012 is the wrong date. End of the Mayan calender is actually 28th October 2011
- 21 dec 2012 could actually be 28 oct 2011
- The real end date 10-28-2011
- Why Believe MSM on 2012 Dec 21 Date, some say OCT 28 2011
Originally posted by MaxBlack
reply to post by Nikola014
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/da310963654b.jpg[/atsimg]edit on 21/8/2011 by Fazza! because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Ghost375
It's kind of funny. I normally just avoid the crop circle threads, unless it has a ton of flags like that one.
I just never really thought much of them, most of the time because they look like a cool design without any meaning, and I really didn't believe aliens had visited before. I never ruled out the possibility though.
Why don't they just speak English or fly around major cities?
1. Why not speak in numbers? Numbers are the language of the universe. But anyways, most of the message isn't even in numbers, the important things to note are the symbol representing the full moon, and the alignment, and the difference in days between the two.
2. Whoever said that for them it is illogical for these beings to not use a language we know, well maybe through their logic they think the best action is to remain discrete and use hidden(It wasn't even that hidden) messages that anyone of any race or ethnicity can decipher?
3. If they flew around major cities, people would freak out.
For a second, let's say it's just a hoax. Why not make the message come out to read October 28th? that date has been getting a lot of mention around these boards, and around the web.
I know people do stuff for $#!7$ and giggles but this seems too detailed and thought out for your run of the mill hoaxster. But again, I don't have much experience with crop circles.
Originally posted by SouthernRain55
Give the guy credit here
I have read all the replies so far, and it amazes me that NO ONE has mentioned your post. Whether I put faith in either finding, I have to say, I would lean more towards your point of view. I just wanted to say thank you for taking the time to share your findings with us. I appreciate the photo with your dates added as well...visuals like that are always nice to have when considering someone's theory.
Originally posted by Ghost375
Originally posted by SouthernRain55
Give the guy credit here
I have read all the replies so far, and it amazes me that NO ONE has mentioned your post. Whether I put faith in either finding, I have to say, I would lean more towards your point of view. I just wanted to say thank you for taking the time to share your findings with us. I appreciate the photo with your dates added as well...visuals like that are always nice to have when considering someone's theory.
Originally posted by fockewulf190
Even though I have thought to myself that some of these crop circles over the years seemed beyond human capabilities, the whole situation with this phenomena has boiled down to this: absolutely nothing has changed on this planet despite decades of spirographs popping up all over the place.
We still have 7 billion people burning the resource candle of this planet at both ends. We have no drive to pull ourselves together as a species and focus our efforts to improve our collective lot in life. We continue to allow billions of ourselves to live in utter misery, and millions of us today are starving to death.
I could go on and on, but I´m sure most of you get the picture. Crop circles at best are interesting sudoko puzzles with absolute no relevence on our day to day lives.edit on 21-8-2011 by fockewulf190 because: (no reason given)
May I ask why you think the person just assumed October 28th is the end date of the Mayan calendar? Some would say there is evidence that proves this.
Originally posted by Ghost375
reply to post by SouthernRain55
May I ask why you think the person just assumed October 28th is the end date of the Mayan calendar? Some would say there is evidence that proves this.
Well, that's what I thought as well. I meant to say that he assumed that October 28th represented the final circle of the snake. It was an arbitrary, "based on random choice or personal whim, rather than any reason or system", placement. I wouldn't be surprised if a calendar that old is off by a day.
I've known for sometime that the full moon was on the 11th, and I thought on October 28th was the alignment between Jupiter, Earth, and sun. I was wrong. The date of perfect alignment is actually the 29th.
So my placement of the dates is based on astronomical events. His were based on the belief that the end date of the mayan calendar is October 28th.
Your data is based on placing an arbitrary date as a reference point. Your arbitrary date was an astronomical event. There are hundreds of others of astronomical events taking place that could have been used instead.
I hope it doesn't interrupt my game time as I will be playing the new release Elder Scrolls: Skyrim on that day.
Originally posted by newcovenant
If anything is going to happen at all my guess is it will happen on 11 11 11 at 11:11
Originally posted by Hydroman
I hope it doesn't interrupt my game time as I will be playing the new release Elder Scrolls: Skyrim on that day.
Originally posted by newcovenant
If anything is going to happen at all my guess is it will happen on 11 11 11 at 11:11