How To Survive The Apocalypse Using Only Your Garden Fence
Yes, your garden fence can (apparently) help you to survive the apocalypse.
Yes, your garden fence can (apparently) help you to survive the apocalypse.
Were you starting to think the human race might NOT be a plague on this earth? Wrong.
Kind of just the end of the world as we know it, NBD.
Not all world-ending events are created equal. Take this quiz to discover which apocalypse you better hope hits first.
New Year’s Eve, 1999: You embrace for the impending demise of civilization. Or just nothing.
Fashion has been preparing for the end of the world for at least five years now. If you want to look “fashion” when the world is done ending, here are some ideas.
Keep on snacking ‘til the world ends. Duh.
The world is not ending tomorrow, but just the same, people are playing it safe.
These people make valid points.
“It is highly unlikely the world will end Friday … but just in case you should experience the pleasure of my massage.”
The world is supposedly ending on Dec. 21. Are you as ready as these pinners?
Today is 12/12/12, nine days before the Mayan apocalypse on 12/21/12. It’s an easy mistake.
They aren’t buying that leap year thing.
As you all know, the liquidation of Hostess has ushered in the end of the world. Fortunately, I’ve found eight eBay sellers who are willing to sate your need for delicious mouth gold … for a price.
“World Chaos” with “Religion on the run” are consequences of another Obama term, the video from Winning Our Future states.
I’m not telling you to start panicking. BUT THIS IS HOW THE WORLD ENDS.
We sure love to watch the world end. Let’s get all that pesky “plot” out of the way and skip straight to the juicy part.
Sure, these projects seem quirky now, but that scrappy amateur fusion reactor might blow up the earth. Fund at your own risk.
Your one-stop shopping center for the impending face-eating zombageddon. This store was stumbled upon in San Diego during Comic-Con. We bought something that we shouldn’t have.
Power outages in northern Virginia impaired some of Amazon’s cloud data centers, bringing Pinterest, Netflix, and Instagram down, all at the same time. All three sites are back online, although Instagram seems to be experiencing some lingering issues. Users headed to twitter to complain, make jokes, and try to make sense of their lives.
I wrote a novel about the end of the world. Now I can’t stop thinking about our dystopian future. When was the last time you hunted for food?
Pestilence was indisposed due to time constraints. Sculptor Carrin Welch needs to shrink these down and mass produce them because of reasons. (via blog.makezine.com)
The gang over at Epipheo interviewed Daniel H. Wilson — author of “Robopocalypse: A Novel”— to find out exactly how to survive a robot uprising and then made this awesome animated video to go along with it. In case you learn better via lists, we’ve got that for you too.
Our tax dollars at work. From a Zombie invasion to a March Madness app infecting all our cellphones, governments are preparing for the worst.
Regardless of when the apocalypse comes, it ain’t gonna be pretty. You might think that you’d make your last day on Earth really worthwhile, but the chances are that the end of days will come when you least expect it. Particularly when most people—thanks to the Mayans—think the world will end on December 21. However, it seems much likelier that the last day you’ll ever live is a lot closer than that.
Everyone from scholars to raving lunatics has been predicting for centuries how the whole “apocalypse thing” will go down. Here are five facts we know thus far. Keep these facts in mind before the swiftly approaching apocalypse, when they will most likely become vital.
There’s no shortage of people who have an opinion on how the apocalypse could look. Here are the likeliest options, with descriptions of the horrors we’d have to endure. According to what many are predicting, it seems like the devastation that might occur sometime extremely soon, could be the worst.
GM’s global chief marketing officer, Joel Ewanick, reported Ford’s takedown request via Twitter on Super Bowl Sunday. (h/t @NYCAviation)
Unicorn apocalypse is adorably terrifying. How could they leave out Mole Men uprising though?
Harold Camping announces a new autumnal date for the apocalypse, after slight embarrassment that the world didn’t end on May 21st. Apparently, May 21st was an “invisible judgement day” because, you know, major historical dates always have a Real Day and an Invisible Day. Read More ›