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02-24-2009, 06:45 PM
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I am on the fence about it and HOPE something does happen. Humanity is all abut money and profit. I really hope something does happen to control the population although I love my life and want to be here until I am old. People do not care what is happening in this world, and hopefully nature does do something to knock out population down. The earth owes us nothing and we should respect it. Many of us do, but hopefully mother nature MAKES us either change our ways or kills us off. I am not perfect and I know I don't help the earth's cause and protection the way that I should, however that is a whole different topic altogether.
Putting my flame suit on now. 
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02-24-2009, 07:03 PM
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Pretty sad that someone could actually wish that kind of thing on the world, pretty disgusting if you ask me.
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02-24-2009, 08:28 PM
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IMO i think its not going to happen.
Like who says the myans didn't just stop writing the calendar and decided they'd start writing it again when they needed more calendar? And look at Y2K. everyone was freaked out about that too, but nothing happened. The world is millions, possibly billions of years old. that means the solar flares of the sun happened before. It was defiantly not the end of the world. What i'm trying to get at is we are just people. there will always be hundreds of conspiracy theories, or many religions, or many different answers to questions. The thing is, we are just humans. There's no way we know everything and this could just be a theory that got really popular.
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02-25-2009, 05:15 AM
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you're very mature for your age, Karazy. Got a good head on your shoulders, don't lose that.
Everyone is entitled to their opinions/philosopies what have you. I used to work at a bowling alley way back in the day and there was this WW2 vet who actually wrote and published a book explaining his theory on humans and evolution. I read it and it had some interesting points regarding pyramids, unexplained phenomina etc. I'll have to try and find it, he was a great guy, Alfred, was part of the Polish Nazi group and still held fast to his beliefs (scary, and I didn't agree with any of it, but admirable) Personally, I don't follow any sort of particular religion. I find aspects of each and sort of go with what works for me. I had alot of bad experiences when I was little, and, I'm not affraid to admit it, I believe in ghosts (but that's a whole other thread, interesting story though). But I've also died. I was dead for about a minute on the operating table when I was 10. Because of that, I don't live in the "future", I don't worry about what might happen in 2012. I live for today, cheesy I know, but that's the truth. Ask anyone who knows me. I live hard, party hard (hahaha), love hard and am brutally honest. No regrets about anything. And done. LOL
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02-25-2009, 05:21 AM
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thnx randi
 i believe in ghosts most of the time, but try not too as there's some loop holes. i basically have no religion too. im in catholic school, but i don't listen to any of that stuff they tell us. it's too outrageous. im more for the darwin theory and atheism :P i think its great that you live every day like its your last. look at how you ended up...you ended up with a friggen shark pool! 
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02-25-2009, 05:38 AM
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herd many stories but still fascinated by this phenomenon. One thing for sure is true for all who died that this will change the person in many ways! thank you so much for sharing that !
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02-25-2009, 06:01 AM
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I didn't see/feel/experience anything. But I was in a coma for a week afterwards. Pretty scary.
But I agree with you
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02-25-2009, 05:53 PM
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When my soul mate Diva the rottie died in my arms of cancer. The last thing I asked her to do for me is tell me she made it out okay... (this is so hard to talk about still)
The vet did a house call to end her suffering that day and we took her to Pet Heaven for cremation. I stopped at the florist for flowers to put with her and they were very tightly closed. The crematory was very dark and cold and we wrapped Diva in a blanket and put the flowers between her front legs. The tulips suddenly bust open into full bloom. They just opened quickly and stayed that way. I never felt or saw anything beyond that day just over two years ago, but it must have been her making my last request happen. The funeral director said he had been in this business for people and animals for over thirty years and he said if that was not a sign he didn't know what was. I am not religious or have a belief system of any kind. However that dog was a gift to me from a greater power. I have had dogs all my life and she was truly special and everyone that knew her knew she was different. It is in our nature to want things to never really end. Of course I do not want the ones I love to die and there to be nothing beyond that. However, this last gift from my soul mate was enough to make me wonder. When my first Rottie Sheena died, a few months after her passing I was sitting outside at the pond crying with Diva. A little ember came floating in front of my face, when I batted at it, it expanded into a huge ball of white blue light and made a humming noise. It scared me because I thought it was a firefly (hate bugs) and ran away. After that I thought about it and asked everyone I could if we had fireflies and how big they got and what colour the light they made was... we have no fireflies and there is no explanation for what I saw that day as well. I am a very stable and reasonable person and am not at all crazy. However these two things make me think a lot about what happens after we die. I don't know about heaven or souls or energy... I just know what I saw those two times and hope they were indeed signs. Some people say if it was not a sign they don;t know what it would be, but perhaps it was nothing and I am hoping it was something... Now I'm in tears but I felt I had to say what I experienced myself and I know I am not crazy.
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