Date:         Tue, 12 Jan 1999 15:30:24 EST
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From:         Todd Hill <Jwilli941@AOL.COM>
Subject:      Re: all good things must end some day ...non VW
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 mstretch@SPRINTMAIL.COM writes:

<<......In case you need inspiration for re-writing the scripts
for the Statz,  remember the old Y2k programmer's proverb
"A program a day keeps the  millenium away."...>>

<< Will the next millenium have any meaning without the
weekly Statz? I don't think so. :) >>

Just a point here.  The next millennium does not start at year
ten of this decade (2000 A.C.E.) but on Jan. 1, 2001 regardless
of what you might have heard from well meaning but uninformed
people.  Remember that there was no year zero- we went
straight from 1 B.C.E. to 1 A.C.E.  So the first year went from
Jan 1, 1 A.C.E. to Jan 1, 2 A.C.E.  The year might have said
'2' but it was actually only 1 year and 1 day.  Its like saying
$1.01 is the same as $2.00.  Think about it for a while. You'll
see it make sense even though the media inundates you
with Y2K as being the starting point.  I guess it sounds more
snazzy than Y2.001K.

Back to transaxles here.

-Todd Hill
 VolksWerks Transaxles
 Olympia, WA
 360-412-0948

PS- Still not convinced?  I've got this gearbox here that I'll
sell you for $901.00.  Just give me a $1000 and we'll call
it even!