Do you believe in Nibiru?

[Doggy Styles]

They would not have needed it with nukes placed on missiles.

HTH

What's that got to do with it? They never had nukes in 1938/39.

You might as well say they would not have needed it with a secret 10-lane tunnel under the channel.

[wobbegong]

Q: Do you believe in Nibiru?
A: It's a possiblilty.

Q: Will it happen in 2012?
A: No.

[suityou01]

Some say Nibiru is an internet hoax. Some say that NASA first discovered in in 1983, and the Hubble space telescope was kept in service longer than intended to study it.

Some say that the last time Nibiru came past in 3000BC it caused the great flood that Noah built the ark to endure.

Watch this lady from Nasa mince her words and get a little flustered when asked about "Planet X"

Also this doco on the BBC seems to accept the existance of Nibiru

[cojak]

There's been a recent report that the brains of computer gamers differ:

BBC News - Computer gamers' brains 'differ'

Just a thought, could it be that this is part of evolution? When Armageddon comes and we are assailed by aliens/demons/creatures from another dimension/whatever, we will have a ready trained army to fight them.

Does that include Angry Birds? I'd make a good artillery gunner.

[AtW]

Some believe in this -

[nomadd]

I have a friend who takes it very seriously. He is stockpiling water/tinned food/baby wipes. Otherwise he is a very normal person. I plan to meet up with him in January 2013 to laugh at him. And maybe buy a very cheap babywipes.

Well, a " large planetary-sized" object is the least likely, but then you wouldn't need anything approaching that size to annihilate us. An asteroid of just a few tens of kilometres diameter would be enough. The the most likely candidate for the K-T mass extinction event, for example, is such an object of just 10-20k. From all that I've watched/read, an "impact" of some form is the most likely natural candidate for our demise; and it's not a question of if, simply when. Of course, any date is impossible to predict, so you might as well carry on invoicing...

Ps. You can tell your friend he wouldn't need tinned food, water or baby wipes should such an event come to pass. A spaceship, maybe, but certainly not a list of common groceries.

[suityou01]

Does that include Angry Birds? I'd make a good artillery gunner.

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Some believe in this -

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Well, a " large planetary-sized" object is the least likely, but then you wouldn't need anything approaching that size to annihilate us. An asteroid of just a few tens of kilometres diameter would be enough. The the most likely candidate for the K-T mass extinction event, for example, is such an object of just 10-20k. From all that I've watched/read, an "impact" of some form is the most likely natural candidate for our demise; and it's not a question of if, simply when. Of course, any date is impossible to predict, so you might as well carry on invoicing...

Ps. You can tell your friend he wouldn't need tinned food, water or baby wipes should such an event come to pass. A spaceship, maybe, but certainly not a list of common groceries.

on topic, well done you

[PAH]

Some say Nibiru is an internet hoax.

What does David Icke have to say about it?

Looks like someone equally dillusional predicted it arriving in 2003.

Nibiru collision - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The idea was first put forward in 1995 by Nancy Lieder, founder of the website ZetaTalk. Lieder describes herself as a contactee with the ability to receive messages from extra-terrestrials from the Zeta Reticuli star system through an implant in her brain. She states that she was chosen to warn mankind that the object would sweep through the inner Solar System in May 2003 (though that date was later abandoned) causing Earth to undergo a pole shift that would destroy most of humanity.

She should have chosen a date further in the future then she could have strung the gullible muppets along until it turned into a religion.

[suityou01]

Warning to all Nasa employees given last June by the Director of Nasa to "be prepared"

[escapeUK]

I have a friend who takes it very seriously. He is stockpiling water/tinned food/baby wipes. Otherwise he is a very normal person. I plan to meet up with him in January 2013 to laugh at him. And maybe buy a very cheap babywipes.

Never actually heard of it, so Im guessing I must not believe in it.