Re: The New Century & Millenium Does Not Start On January 1, 2000

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From: m allen adams jr
Date: Sat, 01 Aug 1998 00:00

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�    That's right, the first day of the 21st Century and new millenium is 
� actually January 1st, 2001!  If you don't believe me, check The World 
� Almanac's calendar section.

Only in factuality.  In everybody's mind (except yours and mine), it's 2000, so
there's really no use debating it.

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From: dilbertfan@usa.-dot-net (m allen adams jr)
Subject: Re: The New Century & Millenium Does Not Start On January 1, 2000
Date: 1998/08/01
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