January 3rd, 2013 in the Gregorian calendar = December 21, 2012 in the Julian calendar

New Jerusalem calendar
[link to newjerusalemcalendar.com]



Fri Aug 6/29/12

What day will be January 3rd, 2013, on your calendar?

great to see Russ is king now.

December 19,2012 (10/19/12)




Fri Aug 6/29/12

Hmmm... OK...

calendartards

don't fix what isn't broken....

What the hell does "Fri Aug 6/29/12" mean?

Friday August June 29, 2012?

Friday August 6, August 29, 2012?

For someone fronting a calendar, this isn't a trivial issue!

According to Russ, December is the 10th month of the year.

November is the 9th, October is the 8th, September is the 7th, August is the 6th

Makes sense, since the ancient Roman calendar worked that way.

What should we expect for January 3rd, 2013?

So, it's 1-3-13, that can be read as 13-13...


Hmmmm....

And what about the fact that January 3rd 2013, in the Mayan Long Count Calendar, is the day 13.0.0.0.13 ????

Yes, that's right....

In the Mayan Long Count Calendar, January 3rd 2013 is 13.0.0.0.13


So...

1-3-13 in the Gregorian calendar is equivalent to:


- 13.0.0.0.13 in the Mayan Long Count calendar

- December 21, 2012 in the Julian calendar

Now it's getting weird...

And you know...

13 is a "bad luck" number...

You're scaring me!

How is it that 1313 in the Gregorian calendar is equivalent to 13.0.0.0.13 in the Mayan Long Count calendar?

What the HELL of freaking coincidence is this?

so doomed.

Apocalypse Now!

bumping for more views...new doom....oh yeah

Damn, I KNEW it! lol

2 days..

You need to provide proof that 1313 in the Gregorian calendar is that date in the Mayan Long Count calendar. Until then, B.S. Also, the number 13 is an emotion you assign to the number, nothing more. You can see meaning in anything. Show the proof and our regionals will listen, until then, Mrs. Karipathe will take your notes and calls. Sincerely.

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im sick of this ._.

I have just been brought alive again.......

Thanks OP