Anyone seen the infamous "Rick" around (the "p" is silent)? Or is he
still cowering in his bunker with 10 thousand tins of beans? I always
said I'd like a laugh upon my return after the Millenium.
Cheers!
John
> Anyone seen the infamous "Rick" around (the "p" is silent)? Or is he
> still cowering in his bunker with 10 thousand tins of beans? I always
> said I'd like a laugh upon my return after the Millenium.
> Cheers!
> John
> > Having just returned from a very relaxing Millenium
> > holiday/celebration in the wilds of Scotland, I was pleasantly
> > surprised to find that the world...is still here!!
> > Anyone seen the infamous "Rick" around (the "p" is silent)? Or is he
> > still cowering in his bunker with 10 thousand tins of beans? I always
> > said I'd like a laugh upon my return after the Millenium.
> > Cheers!
> > John
John, the Millenium isn't over you know, this year is the 2000:th, so it's
almost a year to go...
/Chrille, apologizing for my bad english, I'm from Sweden...
>Anyone seen the infamous "Rick" around (the "p" is silent)? Or is he
>still cowering in his bunker with 10 thousand tins of beans? I always
>said I'd like a laugh upon my return after the Millenium.
>Cheers!
>John
>John, the Millenium isn't over you know, this year is the 2000:th, so it's
>almost a year to go...
Personally speaking I had some champagne, some nice whisky and open
some real lovely wine, and just so's not to offend anyone I fully
intend doing the same again next year :-)
Now, where's Rick.... ;-)
Cheers!
John
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: numerically speaking, it's not (if you know what I mean). The main
: reason being that no-one will give a ***about 2001.
Maybe some Stanley Kubrick fans will get all e***d and start looking for
big, black monoliths.
Stephen
> : numerically speaking, it's not (if you know what I mean). The main
> : reason being that no-one will give a ***about 2001.
> Maybe some Stanley Kubrick fans will get all e***d and start looking for
> big, black monoliths.
> Stephen
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I do see the advantages for human kind to start a new year, new decade, new
century, new millenium. It's as if we think we get a new chance to do it
right... The memorial TV-programs of the past year, decade, etc, also
reminds us of all the good things that happened, which I guess increase our
optimistic view of the future - Perhaps we're not that bad after all :o).
This doesn't explain why the stock market is falling though, so maybe I'm
wrong... again...
/Chrille
>>I've just been over to the suggested (a later thread) NG and he's still as
>>crazy as ever.
>>John, the Millenium isn't over you know, this year is the 2000:th, so it's
>>almost a year to go...
>Heck "The Millenium" (as in the end of the 1000-year period) means
>nothing, folks are just e***d about having a "2" instead of a "1".
>As far as I'm concerned "2000" _is_ the millenium, even if,
>numerically speaking, it's not (if you know what I mean). The main
>reason being that no-one will give a ***about 2001.
>Personally speaking I had some champagne, some nice whisky and open
>some real lovely wine, and just so's not to offend anyone I fully
>intend doing the same again next year :-)
>Now, where's Rick.... ;-)
>Cheers!
>John
