The Heart of the Matter
December 30, 2012
Mayan Calendar Prophecy Demystified

Apparently, there has been some kind of mix up with the whole "2012 Mayan Calendar" thing.

A new translation of an ancient Mayan text -- "The Axhumuchicha Diaries" -- has just revealed that the word was actually "colander", as in the bowl shaped thingee with holes on the bottom that allows a person to drain spaghetti.

The translator of the ancient text, J. Templeton Edwards, a world-renowned linguist and expert on Mayan literature, recently noted:

"After years of research, I have now understood that, approximately 2,100 years ago, there was a severe shortage of Mayan COLANDERS -- an occurrence that moved one of the most beloved Mayan Emperors of the time -- Xytyl Myzucytl -- to publicly bemoan the 'end of the Mayan colander'. Alas, in the years that followed, the emperor's comments were poorly translated -- leading to the recent glut of END OF CIVILIZATION, AS WE KNOW IT books that have hit the market."

Whew! Mystery solved!

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Posted by Mitch Ditkoff at December 30, 2012 12:58 AM

Comments

...yes, but what about
the Stars of David
on the colander?

Posted by: Guy G. [TypeKey Profile Page] at December 30, 2012 01:57 AM

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