The cumulative probability of Apophis striking Earth is 0.00074%.

commet Elenin is attarcted to the magnetic pull of my balls of steel

Nothing IMO. its just another comet.

We will be able to see it a bit since it will be close enough.

lold

They just say that because everything has mass. So if it pulls on our core more than usually when our core shifts back. it can cause alot of friction which means more Electromagnetic interference and can cause shifting of plates causing earthquakes.

The gravitational effects of Elenin on Earth will be infinitesimal. There will e no plate shifting or increased electromagnetism caused by Elenin.

I didn't mean Elenin parsay. I just meant in general most theories about asteroids and comets passing close to earth have some truth behind them.

First of all, I think it's a pretty safe assumption that you have absolutely no scientific background whatsoever

Now that that's out of the way, the gravitational force of an object drops off as a function of the distance between them squared, so if something gets twice as far away, it has 1/4 of the gravitational force. Considering that even the biggest asteroids in the solar system are on the order of a few kilometers in diameter, that asteroid would have to come INCREDIBLY close, and I'm talking inside the Earth's atmosphere, in order to have any gravitational effects like you're describing. And the odds of an asteroid entering our atmosphere without hitting the planet are incredibly, INCREDIBLY small. If something big enough to do that enters our atmosphere, the collision with the planet will be far more disastrous than what you're describing.

Get the game off steam: "Universe Sandbox" then just create a comet the size of elenin at the same distance as its closest approach to earth... Does it do anything?

I wasn't able to find a size for Elenin, but I'll see if I can install and run Universe Sandbox now (if it's free, at least, it won't be worth it if it costs anything)