written 3000 years ago>>proverbs 22:3 [a prudent man sees the trouble ahead; & hides himself(preps.) a FOOL ignores the warnings & suffer,s the CONSEQUENCES.--NOTHING-NEW UNDER THE SUN.

-- hope (dogs@zianet.com), July 20, 1999

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i's think i is pretty smart=-y is it no one ever thank,s me on my great post'yu,s guy,s are just COWARD,S'don,t be afraid to thank me anytime yu,s want

-- hope (dogs@zianet.com), July 20, 1999.

i,s is waitin fur my thank yu al'

-- hope (dogs@zianet.com), July 20, 1999.

why i is waitin fur my thank,s al}{ i,ll tell yu,s a story about me< i like,s to watch doggie,s get it on;'oh yea i do,s

-- (dogs@zianet.com), July 20, 1999.

lol Al... give me a moment to thank you.

you've hit the nail on the head sir.

Mike

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-- Michael Taylor (mtdesign3@aol.com), July 20, 1999.

"summarily whacked?" Tis to laugh. Seems the mouth-breathing Doomer crowd got all excited when Dr. Patricia Hines a psychologist said this:

"The people who see Y2K as a possible end of the world are people who may feel disenfranchised, who want to be survivors. They want to feel that they see something that the rest of us don't. This ties in with some fundamentalist Christian beliefs. These people on the fringes of society may have big fantasies about people getting what they deserve."

Look in the mirror Doomies, does this sound familiar?

-- Y2K Pro (y2kpro1@hotmail.com), July 20, 1999.

Thanks al for never coming into my Burger King! I would spit on your fries.

-- Y2K Pro (y2kpro1@hotmail.com), July 20, 1999.

If Y2KPro can't see it, it isn't there! You can't see me, so I guess I'm not here either! So who is typing this?

-- Amy (leoneamy@aol.com), July 20, 1999.

Y2K Schmoe, your hilarious. Really. But just one question, why are you wasting our time? If you could care less about Y2K, shouldn't you be doing something usefull with your time, like planning to interview for that manager's position at the hamburger stand? Or are you really a doomer in disguise? Either way, stop wailing will ya, cause all of us here are really gettin tired of ya.

DOWNtheROAD

-- DOWNtheROAD (foo@foo.com), July 20, 1999.

I ain't no millennial Christian (nor any kind of whacko religionist). I think big problemos ahead. What does that make me, polly?

-- A (A@AisA.com), July 20, 1999.

Hey, booger hooker,

How 'bout that Dr. Patricia Hines, huh? "Most of the Y2K anxiety I've seen has been with the programmers," said Hines, who resides in Sacramento. "There are lots of stress and overtime issues that these people are dealing with connected to companies' efforts to make their systems Y2K compliant. Programmers can be fairly obsessive to begin with. Now they're really under the gun."

If the stupid doomers would just quit saying that Y2K is a real problem, the companies could stop worrying and all the programmers could take a vacation.

-- Do ya want fries with that Whopper? (paperorplastic@y2kpro.con), July 20, 1999.

Yeah, it's sad that all Pro can come up with is a pathetic quote - which is his stock reply on every forum. See Pro is so stupid that he can't stay on topic. Pro is not a polly - he is a troll. The only one making more of a fool of oneself than Pro is Patricia Hines. Pro, give it a rest - this is the worst quote you've come up with ever - at least post the failed predictions of Yourdon or Hyatt - at least they had some relevance. Hines doesn't know the first thing about Y2K - and the proof in the pudding is that she dismisses it out of hand with no evidence whatsoever. Of course there are people out there obsessed with "doomsday" or "the end of the world" - but there always has been, always will be. A subset of that group is probably Y2K aware, but there is no statisitical correlation between the two.

Bottom Line: Pro, I know you will keep trolling, but at least stick with something accurate and or relevant.

P.S. This really isn't the dumbest thing Pro has done - the dumbest thing he has done is the backwards Whopper mess. Now that was truly irrelevant to the forum. Get a life, Pro. You can be Superpolly of Infomagic, just keep it relevant.

-- Jim (x@x.x), July 20, 1999.

Anyone who is still breathing at the end of the day is a survivor, so what's wrong with that?

-- bardou (bardou@baloney.com), July 20, 1999.

Y2KPro and doomers@suck quote the same thing a couple of days apart. Coincidence?

-- sue (deco100@aol.com), July 20, 1999.