planet Nibiru

[Boreas]

Originally Posted by Zeke

Except in oh, say, the vernacular of our time.

Closure? I'm fine: it's simple -- legit -- journalistic style and usage, baby.

Different than those that will not perceive it.

As to the vernacular, the last three sentences in my post had errors of word usage that are so common today that they go unrecognized. (The usage of closure was one of them.)

John

[d-ray657]

Originally Posted by Zeke

Different than those who will not perceive it.

Fixed it for you.

Regards,

D-Ray

[Zeke]

For whom it is not perceived?

[Zeke]

Originally Posted by Boreas

As to the vernacular, the last three sentences in my post had errors of word usage that are so common today that they go unrecognized. (The usage of closure was one of them.)

Precisely.

Forsooth?!!!!

[Mr. Lin]

So according to that article these conspiracy theorists felt this rogue planet would be visible by spring of 2009. What do they say now?

This whole 2012 thing reminds me of the Y2K nonsense.

[d-ray657]

Actually, I'm just trying to start a conspiracy to get rorpoccamma's posts out of the front of the line everywhere. Seeing the constant reminders of a spammer is starting to annoy me.

Regards,

D-Ray

[Charles]

Originally Posted by d-ray657

Actually, I'm just trying to start a conspiracy to get rorpoccamma's posts out of the front of the line everywhere. Seeing the constant reminders of a spammer is starting to annoy me.

Regards,

D-Ray

For the life of me, I still can't understand how posting spam, especially here, could be any more than an exercise in frustration.

Chas

[Combwork]

If the Mayans saw it on a collision course with earth they must have been wiped out, in which case they couldn't have written about it.

I've seen 2012. I love the bit about mutating neutrinos. I can't help feeling though that the kid who keeps yelling "It's Daddyyyyyyyyy" should have had a rock fall on her. "It's Daddyyyyyyyyyyyy (splat)"

[piece-itpete]

LMAO!!!

Pete