28 December 2011
Y2K Disaster!
January 1, 2000 will surely bring an apocolypse like you've never seen! The end of the world will be complete with a clonky computer, big circular floppy disk, a chunky square disk (high-tech!) and floating zeroes and ones. It's a shakeable mayhem, folks! Happy New Year! I sure hope I didn't scare you too much! Feel free to hide your cash money at my house in case the ATMs don't work on the big day. :)
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Kinda a weird post considering 2000 has been and gone!
ReplyDeleteI hope you and the family have a wonderful 2012!
Thanks, Chris! I just thought I'd bring one of D's collectible items out for some show and tell. :)
ReplyDeleteLOL!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou're too funny!!
The boy is all freaked about 2012 after learning about the Mayan calendar and the end date of 12/21/12.
Ahh.. the mythical power of 1's and 2's instead of zeroes and ones. Gotcha. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the kind offer, but I think I'll hide my cash at my own house. so much more accessible, in case I need to buy milk or bread or something....
ReplyDeleteI don't have a space for such a thing, but now I kinda want one... [smile]. That's super cool!
ReplyDelete~Luke
I lived in Pennsylvania at the time. Steve and I went to visit his family in El Salvador that Christmas and some of my friends thought they would never see us again. I pointed out to them, "If I'm going to be stuck without food and power, I'd rather be at the beach eating coconuts."
ReplyDeleteIt's funny how people got so wound up about the whole Y2K thing, huh? I never did. I figured if it all messed up, someone would figure out what to do.
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