Despite all credible evidence to the contrary
and all the promised but failed Armageddons, far too many fuck-ups still hang
on to the idea that the world as we know it will end on December 21, 2012,
because the Mayan calendar ends on that date. The kind of people who buy that
logic also believe that they have money in the bank as long as they still have
checks left.
It’s true that doomsday happens every day for
some people because they fail to run fast enough across the train tracks when a
locomotive is coming, or they drown in their own alcohol-induced vomit puddle,
or they fall into a wood chipper. Or they happen to be in the wrong place at
the wrong time, which I guess would definitely include the wood chipper.
Accidents happen. Disease happens. Murder happens. Natural disasters happen. Immortality
was never part of our package, no matter how convincing Betty White is. (Happy
90th, Betty! Mwah.) But just because we are all going to die at some
point does NOT mean that it’s going to be in some cosmic cataclysm.
Any large heavenly body hurtling towards
Earth would be obscenely visible by now. And global warming will take decades
to destroy our planet, but it probably won’t ever even happen because so many
of you have switched to green products to clean your kitchen and bath. And even
if China does take over America after we go bankrupt any day now, the Commies
will only kill us. The planet will
still be intact. Just a lot redder. And pfffttt. Just plain forget about aliens
wiping us out. What would be the incentive? If they annihilate Earth, they won’t
have anywhere to land their fucking saucers.
Do you know how many times people have
believed certain events spelled the end of our great run here, but the shit
amounted to zip? At least two that I can name right off the
top of my head. First, despite the fact that most pretarded racist fucksniffers
took time out of impregnating their offspring to proclaim otherwise, the world
did not end when Obama moved into the White House. Suh-nap, Nazis! And, for God’s
sake, that motherfucking Charlie Sheen has a new show coming out, and still no
Apocalypse. So I am pretty sure we’re safe.
Why do people hang on to such crazy notions?
Do they secretly wish for something earth-shattering to change the trajectory
of mankind? Do they really believe we humans have so injured our home that we
don’t deserve to be here anymore? Do they look at newborns and puppies and sunrises
and Ryan Gosling and STILL imagine a wrathful God who would create such beauty
and then wipe it out? What the fuck is wrong with people?
There is no more likelihood that this world
is going to end on December 21 than there is that Trump will be elected
president in November. There is no more of a chance that suddenly “good” people
will vanish into Heaven, and bodies will rise from their graves toward the sky
than there is that Charlie Sheen’s new show will be a hit. I mean, come on! The
only way that doomsday is ever going
to occur is if the trees start whispering suicidal ideologies through the air
that infect us all, one-by-one, until we all lie down in front of running riding
mowers. And motherfucking trees can’t even fucking talk. So, yeah. Again, I’m
pretty sure we’re safe. If history and Hollywood summer blockbusters are any
indicator, we will know in advance if something truly threatens our
existence lonnnnnng befo
IF the world ends, this December, I hope I die skinny.
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