Oooookay.

[ramblin_rosie]

So apparently, if Friday's "Two Lumps" is to be believed (and I think it is 'cause I've seen an ad for what it's talking about), the latest numerological doomsayer has the world ending on Saturday?
Apart from the obvious ridiculousness of the claim--Jesus said even He didn't know the day or the hour!--and of the methodology, there's one thing that makes me headdesk particularly hard.
The idjit's calculations depend on Jesus having died on April 1, AD 33. According to Timeanddate.com, that was a Wednesday.

Jesus died on a Friday.

Comments

[ansostuff.livejournal.com]

Hm... There are so many weird theories out there that I am not at all surprised someone fiugred this out as well. Why can't they just leave it be?

[ramblin_rosie]

I know. We don't *have* to know everything, people!

[nuranar.livejournal.com]

The only thing I'm sure of is that if someone *does* claim a date, it certainly will be wrong!

[ramblin_rosie]

Yep! It's annoying to see the ad with a big blurb that "The Bible guarantees it!"--I keep thinking, "Did you even READ the actual prophecies?!"

[nuranar.livejournal.com]

The ads are all over. So weird! Ugh!

[immortal-jedi.livejournal.com]

Yeah. No one knows the hour or the day, and so on.

Though I do have to say that I like how they had the decency to wait until after the SPN season finale for the world to end. *grin* Yes, that's how serious I'm taking this.

[ramblin_rosie]

Hee! Yes, I think the only "end of the world" this weekend will be fandom melting down from the finale. :D

[mumstheword54.livejournal.com]

*eye roll*

I'm still going to work on Ezra's baby blanket Saturday.

Some people are going to wish they'd kept their big mouths shut when they find out what the punishment is for misleading so many souls. Millstones, anyone?