December 21, 2012 ...?

[Chuck]

gracie, Gracie, GRA-SEEEEEEEEE.

I just said see what gossipp does? you are jumping to conclusions
based on the remarks others have made. :roll:

Just click on the link which has many articles about December 21, 2012
that is all. (((sheeeeeeesh))) :roll: You choose which one to read.

There is one about the Mayan Calendar
There is one about how earth will be in the center of the milkey way galaxey on that date which (which, due to alignment of our magnetic field with other heavenly bodies could affect the weather or tides) or not.

There is nothing about nostradamus that I know of. :shock:

There is another article about some huge solar "wind storms" Which might make it purdy dang hot in P.I. (a good time to hop a flight out to the central coast of California to visit me. {{{Yay}}} U-m-mLeave a few days prior) :D

Ask James... He'll attest to me being a great host. :) Right Jim?

There is a wonderful bed and breakfast a few blocks away with a magnificient vew of the bay. (my treat).

It is facinating to me (and as a journalist to you too I bet)
Some articles have to do with natural science and some have to do with the supernatural. Quit being such a chicken :roll: ((("buck buck buck... buck")))

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: and Gwa-see I would not tease you like this if I didn't think you could take it.
Love,
Chuck :mrgreen:

[Stew]

For several years, every New Year's Eve, they would show on TV Nostradamus' predictions. After watching once, I decided never to watch or read about his predictions again.

While there are plenty of real reasons to fear the future, I wouldn't worry about Nostradamus predictions. What they don't tell you on those TV shows is how creative they have to be with their translations (He wrote in a deliberately confusing mishmash of Latin/French) to make it sound like he had any gift at all for prophecy.