OK so after the world ends, when does it start again?
2012 is going to be a Real Bitch!
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We were in love - you with that generously breasted girl, and I with the one with the round butt. We used to walk hand in hand, with our girlfriends, and it felt so weird. Then you pointed out that we should hold our girlfriends's hands, not each other's. And how right it felt from then on.
Dammit, Bob, can't you see what I'm saying here? I'm saying you're an asshole! I remember how much we anticipated going to bed... how we felt giddy with anticipation, our faces lit up with excitement, and how we knew it'd be the best time of our lives. At least I did, I never actually saw you going to bed. Your house was two miles down the road. But we were so alike! The world was ours for the taking!
What happened, Bob? What have I done to you, that you feel you need to imply that I like crappy remakes of shitty movies, or the other way around?
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Well, this decade, the world has ended twice... one in 2000, and again in 2001, because that was the right 2000, I think.
It took less than a year to start & end again, so I guess next time it'll take less than a week to start again.
You know, my grandfather told me that in the old days, the world would only end every 100 years, or so.
I guess that now, with the internets & modern life's fast pace, it has to end more & more often, to keep up with the times.
Who knows, maybe in another 50 years, the world will end every hour.
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I don't think there'll be enough time for that. I bet they'll just leave things as they are. After all, the world will also likely end in 2020, just because there's two twenties in there.
The only other date I can think of is 2040, because 40 is the double of 20, and the universe will collapse in on itself.
But I'm sure someone will come up with a few more dates between 2020 and 2040.
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I can squeeze a few apocalypses in my schedule.
How about October 1, 2041?Why settle for something you have, if it's not as good as something you're out to get?
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Coyote's Law Of Scheduling:
A scheduled event always takes place at the most unexpected and inopportune time.Why settle for something you have, if it's not as good as something you're out to get?
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