PROOF!!
Options
Louisianababy93
Posts: 1,709 Member
in Chit-Chat
and i talked to my cousin in Holland, he had a good day, and when he wakes up, it'll be saturday there!!
So, it's not the end of the world tomarrow!
0
Replies
-
The mayans lived in our hemisphere.
not off the hook...0 -
The mayans lived in our hemisphere.
not off the hook...
So. . . . the world only ends here?0 -
The mayans lived in our hemisphere.
not off the hook...
So. . . . the world only ends here?
No, but it's by our time zones not theirs.0 -
Actually it ends at 11:11 UTC.0
-
The mayans lived in our hemisphere.
not off the hook...
*kitten*!0 -
The mayans lived in our hemisphere.
not off the hook...
So. . . . the world only ends here?
No, but it's by our time zones not theirs.
Well, if you want to be THAT technical the world will actually end an hour later since Mexico is an hour behind us.0 -
Actually it ends at 11:11 UTC.
A little less than 12 hrs left.0 -
The mayans lived in our hemisphere.
not off the hook...
So. . . . the world only ends here?
No, but it's by our time zones not theirs.
Well, if you want to be THAT technical the world will actually end an hour later since Mexico is an hour behind us.
Mexico is right near me and quite a different time gap than Australia.0 -
The mayans lived in our hemisphere.
not off the hook...
So. . . . the world only ends here?
No, but it's by our time zones not theirs.
Well, if you want to be THAT technical the world will actually end an hour later since Mexico is an hour behind us.
The mayans would have lived in the Central US times zone...just to clear up any of this mass confusion.0 -
The mayans lived in our hemisphere.
not off the hook...
So. . . . the world only ends here?
No, but it's by our time zones not theirs.
Well, if you want to be THAT technical the world will actually end an hour later since Mexico is an hour behind us.
The mayans would have lived in the Central US times zone...just to clear up any of this mass confusion.
Right. And for where I live it's an hour behind me.0 -
The mayans lived in our hemisphere.
not off the hook...
So. . . . the world only ends here?
No, but it's by our time zones not theirs.
Well, if you want to be THAT technical the world will actually end an hour later since Mexico is an hour behind us.
The mayans would have lived in the Central US times zone...just to clear up any of this mass confusion.
Right. And for where I live it's an hour behind me.
It's not that hard really. The world ends at 11:11 AM UTC which will be 9:11 PM in Australia.0 -
guess what guys, the Mayans also didn't account for Leap years..... *bursts bubble*0
-
guess what guys, the Mayans also didn't account for Leap years..... *bursts bubble*
That actually just blew my mind lol thanks!0 -
guess what guys, the Mayans also didn't account for Leap years..... *bursts bubble*
Actually their calendar was way more accurate, they didnt need a leap year. And the Mayans werent the ones who invented the calendar, it was used by most cultures in pre-Columbian Central America, from around 2000 BC. They used only galactic alignments to determine time and cycles. Technically a Mayan year would have been about 365 days, 5 hours, and some odd minutes that I forget. The leap year was invented by the Romans in 45 BC after noticing the original calendar they were using was not accurate and causing them to fall out of alignments.0 -
guess what guys, the Mayans also didn't account for Leap years..... *bursts bubble*
Actually their calendar was way more accurate, they didnt need a leap year. And the Mayans werent the ones who invented the calendar, it was used by most cultures in pre-Columbian Central America, from around 2000 BC. They used only galactic alignments to determine time and cycles. Technically a Mayan year would have been about 365 days, 5 hours, and some odd minutes that I forget. The leap year was invented by the Romans in 45 BC after noticing the original calendar they were using was not accurate and causing them to fall out of alignments.
Sooooo, does that mean I shouldn't bother to set my alarm for the morning or yes? Cause if I wake up and I'm not dead and I'm late for work, I am sooooo dead!0 -
The Mayans didn't live in Australia
0 -
One day the Mayan Chief went to his Calender Maker and said "Okay, that's enough calenders to last awhile. I've got another project for you to start on".
Thus ends the mystery of why the Mayan calender only goes to 12/21/20120 -
But it's bollocks....0
-
Yeah, everything aside... The Mayans never said anything about the world ending anyways.0
-
guess what guys, the Mayans also didn't account for Leap years..... *bursts bubble*
Actually their calendar was way more accurate, they didnt need a leap year. And the Mayans werent the ones who invented the calendar, it was used by most cultures in pre-Columbian Central America, from around 2000 BC. They used only galactic alignments to determine time and cycles. Technically a Mayan year would have been about 365 days, 5 hours, and some odd minutes that I forget. The leap year was invented by the Romans in 45 BC after noticing the original calendar they were using was not accurate and causing them to fall out of alignments.
Sooooo, does that mean I shouldn't bother to set my alarm for the morning or yes? Cause if I wake up and I'm not dead and I'm late for work, I am sooooo dead!
ROFL hahahaha that's great!!!0
Categories
- All Categories
- 1.4M Health, Wellness and Goals
- 391.5K Introduce Yourself
- 43.5K Getting Started
- 259.7K Health and Weight Loss
- 175.6K Food and Nutrition
- 47.3K Recipes
- 232.3K Fitness and Exercise
- 392 Sleep, Mindfulness and Overall Wellness
- 6.4K Goal: Maintaining Weight
- 8.5K Goal: Gaining Weight and Body Building
- 152.7K Motivation and Support
- 7.8K Challenges
- 1.3K Debate Club
- 96.3K Chit-Chat
- 2.5K Fun and Games
- 3.2K MyFitnessPal Information
- 22 News and Announcements
- 926 Feature Suggestions and Ideas
- 2.3K MyFitnessPal Tech Support Questions