Underwater party!!
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The document speculates on possible ways the world could end in 2012, such as nuclear war, alien invasion, or natural disasters like floods. It then invites the reader to an underwater New Year's party in Holland to celebrate, suggesting activities like underwater twister and an eating contest, bringing their own alcohol for an underwater bar since the host has no money. The tone is lighthearted but discusses real doomsday possibilities for 2012.
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Underwater party!!
- 1. of the world!! 2012
- 2. How will the world end??
- 5. Or.. Nature strikes back! Ps: really happened..
- 8. Or other possibilities... Zombies....? Some kind of epidemic...
- 9. Or more likely in Holland: ...Floods!
- 10. Come to the new year’s! Under-waterparty!!! Come properly-prepared to our underwater party!! Bring your own booze (I have no money..) For the underwater bar! Activities: o Underwater twister o Underwater oliebollen eating contest o Underwater gulf..?:S