Post: #91

LoP Guest  Wrote:

beer

Indeed, the universal elixir... Beer makes everything better.

Post: #92

LoP Guest  Wrote:

CooterBrown  Wrote:

-- Wormwood Asteroid/Comet
-- (Norway) Spiral Black Holes
-- Ribbon in Space Doom
-- Project Blue Beam
-- Food Doom
-- Global Volcano Swarm
-- Global EQ Swarm
-- Nuclear Detonation/Exchange
-- Zombie Apocalypse
-- U.S. Nuke Plant Doom
-- Obama Dictatorship
-- Alien Disclosure
-- 2012 Global Conscious Awakening
-- Nibiru
-- Nemesis
-- Elenin Event
-- Dead Oceans
-- Rapture
-- CME Grid Collapse
-- Economic Collapse
-- Depopulation Pandemic
-- Martial Law
-- Sharia Law
-- U.S. Caliphate Rule
-- Canceled 2012 Elections
-- FEMA Camps
-- Pole Shift
-- Mass Extinctions
-- WWIII
-- Hadron Collider Doom
-- New Madrid Super EQ
-- Yellowstone Super Volcano
-- Global GOM Doom
-- Global Fukushima Doom

There's not a thing on your list that I'm worried about.

Me neither.


LoP Guest  Wrote:

What are you afraid of?

Balloons popping.
It's called Ligyrophobia.

Post: #93

FEAR

There are so many fears, we even have names for them.
Mine is herpetophobia fear of snakes


http://phrontistery.info/phobias.html

Word Definition
acarophobia fear of itching or of insects causing itching
acrophobia fear of heights
aerophobia fear of flying or draughts
agoraphobia fear of open spaces
agyiophobia fear of crossing busy streets
aichmophobia fear of sharp or pointed objects
ailurophobia fear of cats
algophobia fear of pain
amathophobia fear of dust
amaxophobia fear of riding in a car
ambulophobia fear of walking
anglophobia fear of England or the English
anthrophobia fear of humans
anuptaphobia fear of staying single
aquaphobia fear of water
arachibutyrophobia fear of peanut butter sticking to roof of mouth
arachnophobia fear of spiders
astraphobia fear of being struck by lightning
astrapophobia fear of thunder and lightning
automysophobia fear of being dirty
autophobia fear of solitude
ballistophobia fear of missiles
bathophobia fear of falling from a high place
batophobia fear of heights or being close to tall buildings
batrachophobia fear of frogs and toads
belonephobia fear of pins and needles
bibliophobia fear of books
blennophobia fear of slime
brontophobia fear of thunder and lightning
cancerophobia fear of cancer
cathisophobia fear of sitting
cenophobia fear of empty spaces
chrematophobia fear of money
cibophobia fear of or distaste for food
claustrophobia fear of closed spaces
climacophobia fear of falling down stairs
clinophobia fear of staying in bed
cremnophobia fear of cliffs and precipices
cyberphobia fear of computers
cynophobia fear of dogs
dromophobia fear of crossing streets
dysmorphophobia fear of physical deformities
ecophobia fear of home
eleutherophobia fear of freedom
eosophobia fear of dawn
ergasiophobia fear of work
ergophobia fear of work
erotophobia fear of sex
erythrophobia fear of red lights or of blushing
euphobia fear of good news
Francophobia fear of France or the French
gallophobia fear of France or the French
gamophobia fear of marriage
geniophobia fear of chins
genophobia fear of sex
gerascophobia fear of growing old
graphophobia fear of writing
gymnophobia fear of nudity
heliophobia fear of sunlight
herpetophobia fear of snakes
hierophobia fear of sacred things
homichlophobia fear of fog
homophobia fear of homosexuals
hydrophobia fear of water
hypsophobia fear of high places
iatrophobia fear of going to the doctor
iconophobia fear or hatred of images
kainotophobia fear of change
kakorrhaphiophobia fear of failure
kenophobia fear of empty spaces
ligyrophobia fear of loud noises
linonophobia fear of string
lygophobia fear of darkness
lyssophobia fear of hydrophobia
macrophobia fear of prolonged waiting
metrophobia fear of poetry
monophobia fear of being alone
muriphobia fear of mice
myophobia fear of mice
mysophobia fear of contamination or dirt
nebulaphobia fear of fog
necrophobia fear of corpses
negrophobia fear of blacks
neophobia fear of novelty
nosophobia fear of disease
novercaphobia fear of one's stepmother
nyctophobia fear of the night or darkness
ochlophobia fear of crowds
oenophobia fear or hatred of wine
ombrophobia fear of rain
onomatophobia fear of hearing a certain word
ophidiophobia fear of snakes
ophthalmophobia fear of being stared at
optophobia fear of opening one’s eyes
ornithophobia fear of birds
paedophobia fear of children; fear of dolls
panophobia melancholia marked by groundless fears
pantophobia fear of everything
parthophobia fear of virgins
pathophobia fear of disease
pediculophobia fear of lice
pentheraphobia fear or hatred of one’s mother-in-law
phagophobia fear of eating
phengophobia fear of daylight
phonophobia fear of noise or of speaking aloud
photophobia fear of light
pogonophobia fear of beards
psychrophobia fear of the cold
pteronophobia fear of being tickled by feathers
pyrophobia fear of fire
Russophobia fear of Russia or Russians
satanophobia fear of the devil
sciaphobia fear of shadows
scopophobia fear of being looked at
scoptophobia fear of being looked at
scotophobia fear of the dark
sitiophobia fear of food
sitophobia fear of food or eating
spectrophobia fear of looking in a mirror
symmetrophobia fear of symmetry
syphilophobia fear of syphilis
taphephobia fear of being buried alive
technophobia fear of technology
thalassophobia fear of the sea
thanatophobia fear of death
theophobia fear of God
tocophobia fear of pregnancy or childbirth
tonitrophobia fear of thunder
topophobia fear of performing; fear of certain places
toxicophobia fear of poisoning
toxiphobia fear of poison or being poisoned
triskaidekaphobia fear of the number thirteen
uranophobia fear of heaven
xenophobia fear of foreigners
zelophobia fear of jealousy
zoophobia fear of animals

Post: #94

Just2Laws  Wrote:

FEAR

There are so many fears, we even have names for them.
Mine is herpetophobia fear of snakes


http://phrontistery.info/phobias.html

Word Definition
acarophobia fear of itching or of insects causing itching
acrophobia fear of heights
aerophobia fear of flying or draughts
agoraphobia fear of open spaces
agyiophobia fear of crossing busy streets
aichmophobia fear of sharp or pointed objects
ailurophobia fear of cats
algophobia fear of pain
amathophobia fear of dust
amaxophobia fear of riding in a car
ambulophobia fear of walking
anglophobia fear of England or the English
anthrophobia fear of humans
anuptaphobia fear of staying single
aquaphobia fear of water
arachibutyrophobia fear of peanut butter sticking to roof of mouth
arachnophobia fear of spiders
astraphobia fear of being struck by lightning
astrapophobia fear of thunder and lightning
automysophobia fear of being dirty
autophobia fear of solitude
ballistophobia fear of missiles
bathophobia fear of falling from a high place
batophobia fear of heights or being close to tall buildings
batrachophobia fear of frogs and toads
belonephobia fear of pins and needles
bibliophobia fear of books
blennophobia fear of slime
brontophobia fear of thunder and lightning
cancerophobia fear of cancer
cathisophobia fear of sitting
cenophobia fear of empty spaces
chrematophobia fear of money
cibophobia fear of or distaste for food
claustrophobia fear of closed spaces
climacophobia fear of falling down stairs
clinophobia fear of staying in bed
cremnophobia fear of cliffs and precipices
cyberphobia fear of computers
cynophobia fear of dogs
dromophobia fear of crossing streets
dysmorphophobia fear of physical deformities
ecophobia fear of home
eleutherophobia fear of freedom
eosophobia fear of dawn
ergasiophobia fear of work
ergophobia fear of work
erotophobia fear of sex
erythrophobia fear of red lights or of blushing
euphobia fear of good news
Francophobia fear of France or the French
gallophobia fear of France or the French
gamophobia fear of marriage
geniophobia fear of chins
genophobia fear of sex
gerascophobia fear of growing old
graphophobia fear of writing
gymnophobia fear of nudity
heliophobia fear of sunlight
herpetophobia fear of snakes
hierophobia fear of sacred things
homichlophobia fear of fog
homophobia fear of homosexuals
hydrophobia fear of water
hypsophobia fear of high places
iatrophobia fear of going to the doctor
iconophobia fear or hatred of images
kainotophobia fear of change
kakorrhaphiophobia fear of failure
kenophobia fear of empty spaces
ligyrophobia fear of loud noises
linonophobia fear of string
lygophobia fear of darkness
lyssophobia fear of hydrophobia
macrophobia fear of prolonged waiting
metrophobia fear of poetry
monophobia fear of being alone
muriphobia fear of mice
myophobia fear of mice
mysophobia fear of contamination or dirt
nebulaphobia fear of fog
necrophobia fear of corpses
negrophobia fear of blacks
neophobia fear of novelty
nosophobia fear of disease
novercaphobia fear of one's stepmother
nyctophobia fear of the night or darkness
ochlophobia fear of crowds
oenophobia fear or hatred of wine
ombrophobia fear of rain
onomatophobia fear of hearing a certain word
ophidiophobia fear of snakes
ophthalmophobia fear of being stared at
optophobia fear of opening one’s eyes
ornithophobia fear of birds
paedophobia fear of children; fear of dolls
panophobia melancholia marked by groundless fears
pantophobia fear of everything
parthophobia fear of virgins
pathophobia fear of disease
pediculophobia fear of lice
pentheraphobia fear or hatred of one’s mother-in-law
phagophobia fear of eating
phengophobia fear of daylight
phonophobia fear of noise or of speaking aloud
photophobia fear of light
pogonophobia fear of beards
psychrophobia fear of the cold
pteronophobia fear of being tickled by feathers
pyrophobia fear of fire
Russophobia fear of Russia or Russians
satanophobia fear of the devil
sciaphobia fear of shadows
scopophobia fear of being looked at
scoptophobia fear of being looked at
scotophobia fear of the dark
sitiophobia fear of food
sitophobia fear of food or eating
spectrophobia fear of looking in a mirror
symmetrophobia fear of symmetry
syphilophobia fear of syphilis
taphephobia fear of being buried alive
technophobia fear of technology
thalassophobia fear of the sea
thanatophobia fear of death
theophobia fear of God
tocophobia fear of pregnancy or childbirth
tonitrophobia fear of thunder
topophobia fear of performing; fear of certain places
toxicophobia fear of poisoning
toxiphobia fear of poison or being poisoned
triskaidekaphobia fear of the number thirteen
uranophobia fear of heaven
xenophobia fear of foreigners
zelophobia fear of jealousy
zoophobia fear of animals

I'll drink to that.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzcEG_JoVuo

Post: #95

We probably won't have the luxury of posting at LOP. Because of all those semi-awakened people spent their time doomsterbating the government was able to pass all the necessary laws to shut down evil websites like LOP that don't tote the party line.

Post: #96

CooterBrown  Wrote:

All of the following have been breathlessly predicted here ad nauseam ... so in two
years, when you're here hanging out at LOP and chewing the fat in the Summer
2013, and none of the following has occurred, what is your fallback plan? What are
you gonna say (besides "better safe than sorry!") to all the skeptics who were right all
along about your unwarranted/deluded predictions of certain catastrophic DOOM and
accompanying varieties of 2012 biblical and spiritual transformation/ascension?

-- Wormwood Asteroid/Comet Doom
-- (Norway) Spiral Black Holes Doom
-- Ribbon in Space Doom
-- Project Blue Beam
-- Food Doom
-- Global Volcano Swarm
-- Global EQ Swarm
-- Nuclear Detonation/Exchange
-- Zombie Apocalypse
-- U.S. Nuke Plant Doom
-- Obama Dictatorship
-- Alien Disclosure
-- 2012 Global Conscious Awakening
-- Nibiru
-- Nemesis
-- Elenin Event
-- Dead Oceans
-- Rapture
-- CME Grid Collapse
-- Economic Collapse
-- Depopulation Pandemic
-- Martial Law
-- Sharia Law
-- U.S. Caliphate Rule
-- Canceled 2012 Elections
-- FEMA Camps
-- Pole Shift
-- Mass Extinctions
-- WWIII
-- Hadron Collider Doom
-- New Madrid Super EQ
-- Yellowstone Super Volcano
-- Global GOM Doom
-- Global Fukushima Doom


Have I forgotten any?

No need for a fall back plan on any of that... all overblown total B.S. thanks to the internet ...

Post: #97

Currahee  Wrote:

We probably won't have the luxury of posting at LOP. Because of all those semi-awakened people spent their time doomsterbating the government was able to pass all the necessary laws to shut down evil websites like LOP that don't tote the party line.

Bummer dude. We'll see what happens. I see short wave making a come back.

Post: #98

When the shit hits the fan there I will be, walking briskly - not running - directly perpendicular to whichever way the shit is blowing, with three kids in tow and big armed man clearing the way or covering the rear as needed.

I can't sweat the details, I just have to trust in our skills and figure we'll roll with it.

Post: #99

CooterBrown  Wrote:

Have I forgotten any?

No NFL / NBA Doom

Post: #100

LoP Guest  Wrote:

i'm pretty sure there will be conspiracy theories and doom prophecy as long as there are people or creatures with similar existential anxieties

summer of 2013 i'm guessing we'll have a lot of rescheduled prophecies and a nice big list of new ones like the 2020 shift in consciousness,
comet Edna is coming close 2023
etc. etc.

Nailed it. Always have been, always will be.

Post: #101

Nostradamus, August 1999

The heavily obfuscated and metaphorical writings of Michel de
Nostrdame have intrigued people for over 400 years. His writings, the
accuracy of which relies heavily upon very flexible interpretations, have
been translated and re-translated in dozens of different versions. One
of the most famous quatrains read, "The year 1999, seventh month /
From the sky will come great king of terror." Many Nostradamus
devotees grew concerned that this was the famed prognosticator's
vision of Armageddon.

Post: #102

The Coming Dilemma for Fringe Theories and Believers

Those who hold any credence in Nibru, 2012, The Global Conscious
Awakening and the mass amounts of false prophets who claim such
extraordinary things, need to realize that in a very short amount of
time, these theories are about to go the way of the dinosaur.

-- "There is nothing in the Maya or Aztec or ancient Mesoamerican
prophecy to suggest that they prophesied a sudden or major change
of any sort in 2012," said Mayanist scholar Mark Van Stone.

-- "The notion of a "Great Cycle" coming to an end is completely a
modern invention." In 1990, Mayanist scholars Linda Schele and David
Freidel argued that the Maya "did not conceive this to be the end of
creation, as many have suggested."

-- Susan Milbrath, curator of Latin American Art and Archaeology at the
Florida Museum of Natural History, stated that "We have no record or
knowledge that the Maya would think the world would come to an end"
in 2012.

Post: #103

-- Comets feature prominently in at least a couple notable doomsday
scenarios. In fact nature may eventually destroy us with an icy space
rock, but so far none of the predictions related to comets or any
other doomsday prognostications ­ have come true.

-- With the upcoming disaster film "2012" and the current hype about
Mayan calendars and doomsday predictions, it seems like a good time
to put such notions in context.

-- Most prophets of doom come from a religious perspective,
though the secular crowd has caused its share of scares as well. One
thing the doomsday scenarios tend to share in common: They don't
come to pass.

Post: #104

-- Are there any changes that need to be made to The List?
-- Are there any reports of these dooms coming to pass?
-- Are there any new dooms that need to be added?



All of the following have been breathlessly predicted ad nauseam ... so in two
years, when you're here hanging out at LOP and chewing the fat in the Summer of
2013, and none of the following has occurred, what is your fallback plan for excuses?
The Doom was Canceled? The Delayed is Delayed? Better Deluded than Sorry?

-- Wormwood Asteroid/Comet Doom
-- (Norway) Spiral Black Holes Doom
-- Ribbon in Space Doom
-- Project Blue Beam
-- Food Doom
-- Global Volcano Swarm
-- Global EQ Swarm
-- Nuclear Detonation/Exchange
-- Zombie Apocalypse
-- U.S. Nuke Plant Doom
-- Obama Dictatorship
-- Alien Disclosure
-- 2012 Global Conscious Awakening
-- Nibiru
-- Nemesis
-- Elenin Event
-- Dead Oceans
-- Rapture
-- CME Grid Collapse
-- Economic Collapse
-- Depopulation Pandemic
-- Martial Law
-- Sharia Law
-- U.S. Caliphate Rule
-- Canceled 2012 Elections
-- FEMA Camps
-- Pole Shift
-- Mass Extinctions
-- WWIII
-- Hadron Collider Doom
-- New Madrid Super EQ
-- Yellowstone Super Volcano
-- Global GOM Doom
-- Global Fukushima Doom

Post: #105

The Draw of Doomsday: Why People Look Forward to the End

Economic hard times and crises like Japan's earthquake and
tsunami have spiked interested in survivalism and "prepping," or
stashing food and supplies in preparation for a coming collapse.
Apocalyptic beliefs have been on rise for the past 40 to 50 years.
What ties these disparate groups together is a sense that the world's
problems are too big to solve.

The apocalyptic worldview springs from a desire to reconcile two
conflicting beliefs. The first is that there is something dreadfully wrong
with the world of human existence today. The second is a sense that
there is a higher good or some purpose for existence, a hope for a better
future. Viewing the world as a flawed place headed toward some sort of
cosmic correction reconciles these two contradictory beliefs.

http://www.livescience.com/14179-doomsda...lypse.html
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