How Mayan "end of world" was avoided

[rk_sports]

the plan -- http://youtu.be/ItjE3f3clQQ

post victory/ thanks -- http://youtu.be/pqU0pNHZl0A

[TennisLovaLova]

very nice
As Bill Hicks would say: "the apocalypse dollar. Huge. Huge in times of recession. Giant market"
nice vids

[Bhagi Katbamna]

The Mayan's world ended about 500 years ago.

[Crispvolley]

[NLBwell]

If the Mayans were that good at predicting things, they would be ruling the earth.

[SwankPeRFection]

Mayan Y2K... why did anyone think it was going to be any different? lol

[MarinaHighTennis]

I asked Santa for the world not to end this year. You're welcome.

[pabletion]

Originally Posted by Bhagi Katbamna

The Mayan's world ended about 500 years ago.

Aaaaaaactually........ Long before that, there were NO mayans left when the spanish arrived to America.

[Bhagi Katbamna]

Originally Posted by pabletion

Aaaaaaactually........ Long before that, there were NO mayans left when the spanish arrived to America.

As a civilization, yes. But I suspect they got incorporated into other tribes. I mean, they were basically the same people. But point well taken.

[kalyan4fedever]

Originally Posted by NLBwell

I the Mayans were that good at predicting things, they would be ruling the earth.

you are completely wrong, mayans never predicted the end of the world, the media did

[TennisLovaLova]

Originally Posted by kalyan4fedever

you are completely wrong, mayans never predicted the end of the world, the media did

All the maya believed was the end of a 5000 years cycle

[flyinghippos101]

Originally Posted by pabletion

Aaaaaaactually........ Long before that, there were NO mayans left when the spanish arrived to America.

Errr yea there most certainly was. As both an ethnic group and various Mayan city states, they still were around when the Spanish came around the 1530s. There was just no organized and centralized Maya authority by the time Conquistadores came around