I found this image on the interweb the other day:
This makes complete sense since the ancient Mayans were totally using the Julian calendar. I'm sure whoever wrote this also took into account that starting in 1582 (with the adaption of our current Gregorian calendar), we omit 3 leap days every 400 years.
(For those who can't detect sarcasm, I'm saying that whoever wrote this didn't think it out very well. Also, I don't believe in the Mayan apocalypse.)
This makes complete sense since the ancient Mayans were totally using the Julian calendar. I'm sure whoever wrote this also took into account that starting in 1582 (with the adaption of our current Gregorian calendar), we omit 3 leap days every 400 years.
(For those who can't detect sarcasm, I'm saying that whoever wrote this didn't think it out very well. Also, I don't believe in the Mayan apocalypse.)
I'm validated: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpYtLcRKuPk&feature=channel
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