Or just make a recording in a god voice telling he's wrong. Let him hear the recording at 6 in the morning in place of his alarm clock!

Still it's not everyday people hear loud voices like so...unless they are schizuphrenic (spelled it wrong?).

Schizophrenic. Close.

OP should have showed her dad the gangnam style video and the Nostradamus gangnam style rumor video. Www.endoftheworldcounter.com The end is come...

Lol u mean the end is near?....

No, there's two ways of saying it, and that's one of them. :P

75, what if you are saying "come here"? wouldnt that be present?

Have you heard of the song "Joy to the World"? It says "Joy to the world, The Lord is come." It's not modern day English but it IS correct grammar. Plus, I was kidding about the end of the world. For all of you haters out there that thumbed my comments down, you really can't take a joke.

If I offended somebody or something, I'm sorry everybody. I apologize to all of you, especially 75 who seems to be most upset. I really am a nice person and I don't try to harm anybody. I'm just trying to be witty or just making the OP feel better. Sorry guys! :(

#92 Don't apologize to anyone. It's just a small grammatical error. On purpose or not, your post wasn't anything for people to rage about. Just let the grammar nazis and/or trolls do their thing and let it go.

Thank you 102- you made me feel a lot better. :) I just try to be a nice person and try not to get in the way as much as possible.

If there was a big asteroide coming, scientifics would be able to say so some months before it hits the Earth.

^The fail in this comment cancels out the win in this comment.

He's from Toulouse. In French, the word for asteroid is "asteroide", and the word for scientist is "scientifique".

That burn could've been avoided.

So much ignorance in such a little comment, 28.

60, big things come in small packages!

Hate to break the news to you but the amount of near earth objects picked up by scientists are actually astonishingly low. I don't believe the world is going to end (though it would be interesting if it did) but I just wanted to let you know that 90% of large asteroids are thought to be detected but the majority of mid-sized are not picked up.

76, "oxycontin Xanax bars Percocet and lortab, watchu want watcha need hit me up i gotcha mayne"

More like OP's dad is going a little overboard on this.

Pretty sure anything under 10 billion is a great deal for a force field

Point :P

thousand dollar tupperware container.

True, it was probably a crappy force field anyway…

They never predicted we were going to die...

12, right. It wasn't that humans would become extinct or the world ending, but a transition for us.

actually we should of died about 6 or 7 months ago, with out leap year it would only be july 2013.

*should have

Actually, the Mayan calendar was created to coincide with the revolution of Nemesis around the sun, and it ends each time Nemesis passes through a certain comet field in space. Each time this happens there is a new Ice Age, and that is supposed to happen this year. The leap year thing has nothing to do with the revolution of stars around each other.

Nemesis is a hypothetical planet that was only postulated in 1999. Do you see the problem with your comment now? Try again.

Nemesis is he sister star of our sun. Look it up. Good try at sounding smart, though.

*the

Oh, you mean Nemesis the hypothetical star, first postulated in 1984. Really? It's like you think nobody will actually look stuff up and verify your claims. You'd be right at home with the conspiracy theory crowd.

Girls girls calm down, your both pretty now kiss and make up.

You're all being highly unintelligent about this. If you knew anything about a leap year, you'd know it's not an extra day; it's just the year is one day longer. So January 1st is really December 31st; our planet revolves 365.25 or so times during one time around the sun. So after a couple decades it'd be June, but spring or autumn. The "extra" day is to keep the seasons in sync. Also, every 100 years the leap year is skipped, (since the calendar would be too far ahead), unless the skipped year is divisible by four (hence why 2000 WAS a leap year and 1900 was not). The Romans thus reasoned being off by one day every ten thousand years could be corrected when the time came. In other words, how we say 21st December, 2012 is exactly flipping the same as they would say the 13th Baktun, which is when their calendar starts over, no cataclysmic events involved. We have --.--.---- they have --.--.--.--.--.-- but it'd the same deal. Google it if you think I'm lying.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=xX96xng7sAE this video explains leap years in laymens terms. The uploaded also has a video explaining why the Mayans are wrong, hint hint. For those of you who can't access it, type CGPGrey into YouTube, and find it in their uploads. Knowledge is power people.

Because everything on the internet's true, right?

Actually, power is power. You don't have to be very intelligent to have power over something.

57, how is 1900 not divisible by four? any "hundred" is divisible by four. 1900/4=475. dont try and act smart if you cant do simple math.

84, read, the guy is trying to prove that every hundred years they skip leap year. Don't try to act smart if you can't read a simple comment.

After reading all of this, OP's dad might be right.

Dec.21st 2012 is the equivalent of our Jan.1st every year. The difference is the Mayan calendar is 5000 years long and not 365 days. In their calendar they too have 4 seasons except they're wind, flooding, fire, natural disasters. The world goes through these periods throughout the 5000 years

Oops, that was supposed to be a four hundred not a four. "Some exceptions to this rule are required since the duration of a solar year is slightly less than 365.25 days. Over a period of four centuries, the accumulated error of adding a leap day every four years amounts to about three extra days. The Gregorian Calendar therefore omits 3 leap days every 400 years, omitting February 29 in the 3 century years (integer multiples of 100) that are not also integer multiples of 400.[3][4] For example, 1600 was a leap year, but 1700, 1800 and 1900 were not. Similarly, 2000 was a leap year, but 2100, 2200, and 2300 will not be. By this rule, the average number of days per year is 365 + 1/4 − 1/100 + 1/400 = 365.2425.[5]"

90- where are you getting your information...? The whole myan calendar has 13 Baktuns, and one Baktun is 394 years, so 13x394 is 5122 years, so I get that. The thing is, when they made the calendar, they thought that the world was one of their calendars long at that point. So our December 21 2012 is their 0 Baktun 0 Katun 0 Tun 0 Uinal 0 Cimi 0 Zotz. It's a period of celebration and transformation, not fire wind and death for the world.

They also didn't have two of our current months, so you're off.

Dumbass that's been proven wrong. Scientists accounted for leap years while converting it to our calender.

57, I'm gonna be honest with you. I was too lazy to read your comment

I would be terrified to ever go to a party you were at

That's sick. I love it!

If your talking to 9, it's nueve

And 10 didn't use reply either. lol

I'm sure he was talking to 8...hence the ocho. :) considering 8 called out #1 in his own comment.

Also, 26 I think 10 was making a point by choosing not to hit reply.

23- It's YOU'RE. YOU'RE. Educate yourself, imbecile.

49- Please shut up. Stupid Grammar Nazis.

#49 Oh no! Someone made a mistake! Let's all rage about it! That'll show him to not make an easy mistake!