Re: New years eve 1999

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From: Donald E. Gillespie
Date: Wed, 20 Dec 1989 15:03

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In article <3959@convex.UUCP>, dodson@mozart.uucp (Dave Dodson) writes:
> One obvious problem is that this millenium ends at the end of December in
> the year 2000 and the next millenium begins at the beginning of January
> in the year 2001.  If you carried out your plan as above, you would be
> celebrating one year early.


Damn scientists.  Looks like you'll be one year too late for the party!


-- 

			Don Gillespie
			att!druwy!deg

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From: deg@druwy.ATT.COM (Donald E. Gillespie)
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Subject: Re: New years eve 1999
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Date: 20 Dec 89 15:03:26 GMT
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