FLASH: Re: Flash Millennium Clock

[Ray Broussard]

>Don't forget though, the new millennium starts Jan. 1 2001

>

>The Jan 1  2000 date is total BS  

>

>Here's proof:

>

>http://www.usno.navy.mil/millennium/whenIs.html

>

>P.S. I am on digest mode. If you wish to respond, CC me personally.


Dude, you keep thinking like that and you might miss a helluva party.

I'm willing to celebrate both years.


Personally, I measure things starting at zero. I don't really care if

some liberal arts major, named Greg, screwed up a couple thousand years

ago and started our calendar at one. And then, some other liberal arts

major, remembers that stupid detail and tries to carry forth the error.

It ain't our fault the first millennium was only 999 years long.


And, I don't feel that pointing to the US government official time

keeper's position equates to proof.


-Ray

Ray Broussard of New Orleans

http://PhotographicVR.com

504-486-3334



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