"Happy Holidays to SlySoft.Forum"

[klopf]

Happy Holidays to all on the SlySoft.forum. Wishing you all the best in the new year!!

 

[Frank]

Thanks

And the same for you and yours too!!

 

[SteveH4263]

Merry Christmas!!

 

[Half_fast]

Merry Christmas all!!

 

[George++]

Bah, humbug to you all! Off to the workhouses!

 

[Indyrod]

had a pretty good Christmas here in Indianapolis, but we got a Blizzard warning starting later tonight, that looks very nasty. anyway, hope you all had a Merry Christmas, and looking forward to the new year. :rock:

 

[oldmickthejoiner]

Bah, humbug to you all! Off to the workhouses!

Hi FurryGuy you sound like my kind of person. Happy New Year from Scotland

 

[Roycal]

Happy 2013, Everyone! The Mayan calendar restarted ok so far!:clap:

 

[whatever_gong82]

Well, the Mayans were off by say, 1,000,000,000 years!

(I don't know the answers either, but said that statement above to show that nobody's perfect.)

Happy New Year!!

Hope everyone enjoys 2013!

 

[George++]

Well, the Mayans were off by say, 1,000,000,000 years!

(I don't know the answers either, but said that statement above to show that nobody's perfect.)

Apropos of nothing I was reading a book about Mayan archaeology a few weeks before "The End", the book dealt with some of the latest understanding of how Mayans reckoned time, and to say 21 December 2012 was the end of things was a quite old understanding of the Mayan Long Count. Baktuns, katuns and the like are just a SMALL subset of how the Mayans actually did their calendar calculations.

In a nutshell the author said when looking at the entirety of the Mayan calendar system they looked at cycles of 10s of billions of years, not the thousands the doom and gloom crowd were using to sell videos and books.

 

[whatever_gong82]

Apropos of nothing I was reading a book about Mayan archaeology a few weeks before "The End", the book dealt with some of the latest understanding of how Mayans reckoned time, and to say 21 December 2012 was the end of things was a quite old understanding of the Mayan Long Count. Baktuns, katuns and the like are just a SMALL subset of how the Mayans actually did their calendar calculations.

In a nutshell the author said when looking at the entirety of the Mayan calendar system they looked at cycles of 10s of billions of years, not the thousands the doom and gloom crowd were using to sell videos and books.

Or that crappy '2012' movie with John Cusack, Danny Glover, etc.

Ugh, what a waste of 2 1/2 hours I'll never get back.