
Guys, we’re out of fig rolls. (Shutterstock)
AS FAR AS we can tell, the world has not ended today.
But what if it did? We’re pretty sure these would be the things that caused it.

Guys, we’re out of fig rolls. (Shutterstock)
AS FAR AS we can tell, the world has not ended today.
But what if it did? We’re pretty sure these would be the things that caused it.
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People throwing around end of the world jokes like there’s no tomorrow!!!
Whatever about the end of the world, thanks to norovirus the world is falling out of my bum.
The Mayan calendar has left the buildin, and so the world still spins. Doomsday prepers will need to find themselves a new hobby.
Don’t dispair…that was all just noise to distract from the real disasters like the typhoon deaths(increasing in the Pacific), escalating wars and miltarisation(including weapons spending as hunger grows), ocean pollution and icecap retreat as the scramble for black gold prepares another war-front, corruption entrenched and unaccountable(never mind those token fines, they’re a fraction of the laundry takings). The Mayan ploy just primes subconscious, ‘rock on’ do-nothingism, which serves the surfers on chaos nicely.
They say miracles we do immediately, the impossible takes a little longer.
Sumptin simla with real catastrophe.
Doha has shown we’ve learned our emergency strategies from the sacred ostrich. You know the procedure: find a sheltered corner, squat down into a foetal position, wrap the arms around the head and place the head between the knees. And kiss yo beloved ass goodbye.
If its the end of the world tonight, I’ll see you in the next one tomorrow
Isn’t this particular end of the world scheduled for 11.11am Central time? So the world hasn’t not ended yet folks…
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