tagged w/ end of the world
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Belief that an apocalypse is coming is going mainstream. Now even Ashton Kutcher is proclaiming that we could soon witness the end of the world as we know it. Yes, you read that correctly. Ashton Kutcher is apparently very serious about this and he is busy making preparations for the total breakdown of society.Belief that an apocalypse is coming is going mainstream. Now even Ashton Kutcher is... more
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Nick helps Rube navigate the strange justice system in post apocalyptic Las Vegas.
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Nick gets to post apocalyptic Vegas and finds a weird new kind of judicial system.
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In post apocalyptic Las Vegas, Officer Martin makes Nick his sidekick.
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Nick arrives in Vegas and runs into an old friend.
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Is the earth breaking up? In 2010, volcanoes all over the world are erupting at an alarming pace. Combined with the dramatic increase in large earthquakes that we are seeing, all of this is more than a little unsettling. Is this just an anomaly or are we entering a time of increased seismic activity? Are volcanoes along the "Ring of Fire" and elsewhere in the world going to erupt even more frequently as we get closer to 2012? Nobody knows for sure, but it certainly seems like something strange is going on. So far, most of the volcanic eruptions have been in areas that are not densely populated, but as many civilizations throughout history have learned, a significant volcanic eruption can wipe out an entire city in a single day. In fact, there are quite a few dormant "super volcanoes" throughout the world that could literally bring about the end of the world as we know it. Hopefully we won't have to deal with any of these "super volcanoes" for a while, but if dozens of smaller volcanoes keep erupting around the globe we are soon going to have some very serious problems on our hands.Is the earth breaking up? In 2010, volcanoes all over the world are erupting at an... more
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Nick does not react well to the radioactive zombies.
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No COMPRES nada a credito pensando que el mundo se acabara! Los planes han cambiado.
We have a pretty good feeling that, other the inevitable disappointment about whoever’s elected in the next Presidential election cycle, 2012 won’t be the end of the world.
Even if your party doesn’t get elected in 2012, or — through some bizarre combination of luck and stage presence, Sarah Palin does — it’s still not going to be the end of the world.
But there are people out there who believe the Mayan calendar foretells the end of the world and that end will occur in the year 2012.
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/government/cancel-your-2012-end-of-the-world-party-plans-the-date-could-be-all-wrong/9553No COMPRES nada a credito pensando que el mundo se acabara! Los planes han cambiado.... more
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Famous anarchist Johannes Scheissemeister comes out of hiding (he's not being sought for anything illegal, he just likes to hide) and comments on the current state of political discourse and the rapid decay of civilization. He invites you to join him in accepting and embracing the chaos. You'll find that it's more fun that way....Famous anarchist Johannes Scheissemeister comes out of hiding (he's not being... more
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Nick and the truckers have to flee when the secret of the truckstop is released.
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Nick wins the election, but Roy is a very sore loser about it.
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As we rapidly approach 2012, all kinds of people are going to come out of the woodwork and try to convince us that the world will end in 2012. They will try to convince us that the Mayans were right all along and that the world as we know it is going to be absolutely turned upside down. Millions of people will probably be convinced by all of this mumbo jumbo. But there is just one problem. The world is not going to end in 2012.As we rapidly approach 2012, all kinds of people are going to come out of the woodwork... more
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Nick pulls some dirty tricks to win the election.
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14 members of 'cult-like' group missing
Six adults and eight children of a "cult-like" group in southern California were reported missing Saturday after they left behind notes saying they were going to meet Jesus and dead relatives, authorities say
Police: Missing 'cult-like' group may have plans for mass suicide
By the CNN Wire Staff
September 19, 2010 3:32 a.m. EDT
Members of a church group led by Reyna Chicas were reported missing amid fears they may be planning to take their own lives.
Los Angeles, California (CNN) -- A "cult-like" group of 14 Salvadorans -- including eight children -- is missing in southern California after leaving behind notes indicating plans to commit a mass suicide, authorities said.
The six boys and two girls in the group are ages 3 to 17, said Steve Whitmore, a spokesman for the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
"The letters essentially state that they [missing persons] are all going to heaven shortly to meet Jesus and their deceased relatives," the California governor's office said. "Numerous letters found say goodbye to their relatives. It is believed, through further investigation, that the missing persons' intentions are to commit mass suicide."
Investigators issued an alert Saturday night asking for assistance in locating the group from Palmdale.
The alert was issued after two husbands of church members reported them missing, the governor's office said in a statement.
Though the notes did not mention suicide, the outcome seems like a strong possibility, Whitmore said.
The group is traveling in three vehicles -- a 2004 Nissan Quest, a 1995 Mercury Villager and a remodeled Toyota Tundra, according to Whitmore.
The group was reported missing Saturday afternoon -- after it held a prayer meeting.
"They left behind personal belongings and written notes ... [saying] they're going to see dead relatives and Jesus," Whitmore said.
Items left behind include deeds to homes and cash, indicating "that someone is leaving it behind," Whitmore said.
The spokesman issued a televised plea to the group.
"If you're watching this, come home," Whitmore said. "Come home alive to the people who care for you."
Anyone with information is urged to call the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department.
CNN's Ninette Sosa and Rick Martin contributed to this report.
http://www.cnn.com/2010/CRIME/09/19/california.missing.group/index.html?hpt=T114 members of 'cult-like' group missing
Six adults and eight children of... more
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Nick debates the truckstoppers to decide their fate.
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The people of the truck stop decide to have an election, putting Nick at a disadvantage.
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Nick argues with the survivors at the end of the world.
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This summer will be talked about for a long, long time. All over the globe, millions upon millions of people are wondering what in the world is causing all of the crazy weather in 2010. The truth is that there is always unusual weather around the globe, but this summer it has seemed like the end of the world as we know it in many areas. The greatest heatwave in recorded history has sparked massive wildfires all across Russia. Monumental rainfalls have caused horrific flooding in Pakistan and China. In many other areas, a very serious lack of rain is playing havoc with crops. So is all of this just an anomaly or the start of a new trend? Nobody really seems to know.This summer will be talked about for a long, long time. All over the globe, millions... more
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Nick finds a truck stop full of survivors of the Apocalypse.
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