It is now 5760 in the Jewish Calendar.

Will the four digit year patches handle years in the 5000 range??

-- K. Stevens (kstevens@ It's ALL going away in January.com), September 11, 1999

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i think that this is all a bunch of bs there is no real "y2k" as many seam 2 claim!!!! the fact is is that y2k happened a thousand years a go!! cuz a.d. 1 was the strt of the first a.d. 1001 second a.d. 2001 strt of the third!! so thaqt is my responce jerk!!!!

-- Kris mark johnson! (Cyberstud_2000@hotmail.com), September 11, 1999.

Very obviously Cyber stud is an asshole! He types like he only has a fourth grade education and he has not yet discovered the shift button to make caps! Go home to your mammie!

-- Y2K ready (Y2K@ready.com), September 11, 1999.

"seam 2 claim"

Er, excuse me, but what does sewing have to do with Y2K? By the way, has your GED expired?

-- Uncle Bob (UNCLB0B@Y2KOK.ORG), September 11, 1999.

Too bad the world doesn't run on the Jewish Calendar. If it did, we would have 4240 years to solve the Y10K problem. <:)=

-- Sysman (y2kboard@yahoo.com), September 11, 1999.

Sounds like a bored teenager has found this board.

-- Cherri (sams@brigadoon.com), September 11, 1999.