Thursday, 27 March 2008

9 Reasons to be Afraid in 2012

As 2012 approaches, rumours are emerging of it's disastrous consequences. Frankly, I'm getting bored of panicked pilgrims, so here, in no particular order, are the actual 9 major tragedies of 2012.
  1. We will all have to live through another Presidential Election.

  2. The Asteroid 334-ErosAsteroid 334-Eros will pass within 17 million miles of Earth, If it earth were the corner pocket this is the equivalent of bouncing off the cushion and hitting the cat. Nonetheless, astronomers will get very excited and run to their observatories, leaving their families to fend for themselves.

  3. US troops will hand back control of the Korean Military. Congress will declare a war to keep the troops busy.

  4. The Freedom Tower will be completed in New York causing the terror threat to be raised just in-case some terrorist somewhere tries something with it at sometime.

  5. The annular solar eclipse of 1999There will be an annular Solar Eclipse - for 3 whole minutes hundreds of people will be unable to see where they left their keys.

  6. The UK will turn off analogue broadcasting; millions of pensioners will miss Countdown. Mass rioting will ensue, albeit it very slowly.

  7. The Sun’s magnetic poles will flip; it's inhabitants will get briefly lost when their compasses start pointing backwards.

  8. The Mayan calendar will roll over from 12.19.19.17.19 to 13.0.0.0.0. The Mayans will have to buy a new calendar. They will also have one hell of a New Year celebration. There is no evidence to suggest the Mayans believed the world would end when their calendar did, although possibly they were worried that their computer clocks would reset to 0.0.0.0.1.

  9. The Earth's population will excel 7 billion people, making it impossible to find a free parking space
That's it! Nothing else to worry about. Now please, Panicking Pilgrims, stop bugging me!

Oh, and don't forget to leave some change in the bowl on the way out...

9 Comments:

Linda said...

Okay, so if I park my car somewhere now and don't move it then I'll have a parking space in 2012. Great idea, right??

Anonymous said...

I don't drive so I don't care about the parking space. Bikes and buses FTW.

But what if there aren't any bike racks left???!!? OH NOEZ.

Anonymous said...

Linda - Actually that's not bad. If everyone did that it would also be a novel way to beat Global Warming.

Caren - I live in Bristol. Most of the Bike racks here are used by pimps to chain up their hookers...

Scarlet said...

So what does the Earths magnetic poles do?

Does that just hold my chinese menu to the fridge?
I could use tape??


Do the Mayans have to worry about the Y13G bug?

Gorilla Bananas said...

The events we know about are much less of a threat than the events we don't know about. The water vole rebellion is something we don't know about and it could be catastrophic.

Dale said...

I can't find my keys now so that's one parking space freed up. Everything I do, I do it for you.

Anonymous said...

Scarlet - The earths magnetic poles make compasses work on earth. They have very litte effect on the compasses of the Sun's residents.

Also technically, it would be a B13 bug

Mr Bananas - I see that you are somehow aware of it however? I shall suggest our intelligence agencies against Water Voles keep a closer eye on you.

Dale - When Guru revolution comes I will rememeber this.

Grimm said...

I have heard that the Mayans are more concerned with everything blinking 13.0.0.0.0 because everyone has forgotten how to program the date.

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