#62: End of the World Postcard white 4X6

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The Story Behind #62: End of the World

Remember back in 2012 when legions of people knew without a shadow of a doubt that the world was about to end because the Mayans said so? Remember when Harold Camping (who had predicted the apocalypse 11 times before) stated the end times were coming in 2011? Remember when his proposed date came and went and he pushed it back to 2012 instead?

You may not vividly recall those events because random, unfounded predictions of the apocalypse are a tale as old as time. There are records of folks claiming the end is near all the way back to the year 66 A.D. The forecasts have been numerous and — you guessed it — always wrong. Some of the most fascinating doomsday prognostications have been in the recent past. Author John Gribbin divined the apocalypse in 1982 and even published a book, The Jupiter Effect, with his claims. Leland Jensen told his followers that Halley’s Comet would be pulled into Earth’s orbit on April 29, 1986. Elizabeth Clare Prophet declared nuclear war would start on April 30, 1990. Prophet would later be diagnosed with Alzheimer’s.

We don’t know why people foresee Judgment Day so often. Are they scamming people? Are they trying to draw attention to themselves? Do they truly believe it? Whatever the reason, I have seen my fair share of end-of-world predictions come and go in my life. While some of the prophecies have been fascinating, none have convinced me to buy an underground bunker.

The Story Behind taleas Postcards

Is there any better way to reach out to someone than a postcard?

Sure, they're old-fashioned and, yes, so few people use them now-a-days but there is really something very personal and heart-warming about receiving a postcard. The thought of someone you care about sitting down, writing out their thoughts to you on, and then dropping it in the mail to find you? How can you not love the idea of that!

And how can you not love the idea of Taleas postcards? With this colorful, fun, unique selection of postcards, you not only get a terrific way to reach out to those you care about, no matter where they reside, but you also get a wonderful assortment of bright and playful and fun pieces of art that you really can't find anywhere else on the web.

Each postcard is crafted for the perfect size, made with thick, durable paper, and also is incredibly affordable too. Created with high-quality white matte stock and brilliantly bright colors that don't fade, they are a wonderful way to touch bases with those you care about.

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Frequently Asked Questions

⏱ How long will it take to ship my awesome new end of the world postcard?

It usually takes about 2 - 4 business days to make, pack and ship postcards. If anything comes up I'll email you and let you know.

💰 How much does shipping cost?

Free for U.S. domestic orders. For more details check out the taleas shipping policies.

📦 Where does taleas ship postcards from?

The end of the world postcard ships from Oakhurst, Texas.

🪃 Is there a return policy?

Totes! 30 days for undamaged paper goods and unworn/unwashed clothing. If the product arrives defective please email us at hello@taleas.com or give us a call at 1-833-580-0600 so we can get your issue resolved.

🤔 What if I have more questions?

Ping me at hello@taleas.com. I design every item that I sell and am delighted to answer any questions that you have.