29 Sep 99 - 01:43 PM (#118930) Subject: Y2K From: Matthew B. I posted this on another thread, but got no takers. I wrote (in 5 minutes, as you can tell) the beginnings of a Y2K New Years song, to the tune of Greensleeves, asking if anybody wanted to add a verse or two. How 'bout it, folks? New Year's, 1999 (to the tune of Greensleeves) Well, you get the idea. Anybody want to add a verse? |
29 Sep 99 - 01:52 PM (#118933) Subject: RE: Help: Y2K From: MMario My response is the same as before. Please do not encourage the Y2K disaster mongers. I suspect the biggest problem with Y2K will be a FEW people will have billing problems in January. |
29 Sep 99 - 01:55 PM (#118936) Subject: RE: Help: Y2K From: Matthew B. Actually, as a software developer myself, I'm inclined to agree with you. But I still think it's a fun subject to sing about |
29 Sep 99 - 01:56 PM (#118937) Subject: RE: Help: Y2K From: Joe Offer Well, I do think there are going to be some serious hangovers on January 1, 2000. I don't expect much else to happen. Oh, well...probably a few extra babies will be conceived. Yawn.... -Joe Offer- |
29 Sep 99 - 02:12 PM (#118940) Subject: RE: Help: Y2K From: Matthew B. Okay, joe, but how about a stanza for the song from you? |
29 Sep 99 - 02:13 PM (#118942) Subject: RE: Help: Y2K From: Marion Not to mention a few extra babies being born to all the people who calculated to have millenium babies. I think there's more to be worried about from general human weirdness than from computer glitches. I think we can expect to see a rash of cultic/terrorist actions inspired by the cosmic significance of the change in digits. Marion |
29 Sep 99 - 02:17 PM (#118944) Subject: RE: Help: Y2K From: Matthew B. Cults and terrorists? What a great idea for some extra stanzas! |
29 Sep 99 - 02:47 PM (#118951) Subject: RE: Help: Y2K From: Matthew B. The doomsday cults are all in the fray As they usher i-in the judgement day And each little prophet will have his way And the re-est of u-us are heathens |
29 Sep 99 - 02:48 PM (#118952) Subject: RE: Help: Y2K From: Joe Offer OK, Matthew. You may be sorry: With sincere apologies, -Joe Offer- |
29 Sep 99 - 02:53 PM (#118954) Subject: RE: Help: Y2K From: Jeri I think I can respond to Matthew and make MMario happy at the same time. These are for "the day after," and are prompted by those Armageddon-happy TV stations that have been selling end-of-the-world-as-we-know-it preparation kits: The TV guy said I should buy A bunch of stuff to stay alive He sold me all that I required For seventeen fifty and and ninety five. But the joke's on him, cause I paid by card And his system will crash in ten seconds, flat To collect my money will be very hard You'd think they would have thought of that Damn, damn, the old year's done The phone is ringing, the lights are all on From creditors now I'll have to run 'Cause I don't have any money |
29 Sep 99 - 03:23 PM (#118970) Subject: RE: Help: Y2K From: katlaughing Great idea, Matthew! Good verses. LOL, Joe & Jeri. I think a little sensitivity about conception and babies might be better, though, remembering what Matthew & his wife have just been through. Kat |
29 Sep 99 - 03:23 PM (#118971) Subject: RE: Help: Y2K From: MMario HA-HAH! THAT I like! (Sorry - Y2K is right up there in my list of "Questions that will make me go berserk if I am asked again today") MMario |
29 Sep 99 - 04:08 PM (#118994) Subject: RE: Help: Y2K From: Matthew B. Kat, no problem about the conception stuff. My wife and I are back to the drawing bed... uh, board, and you have to admit, the process itself is fun to say the least. Jeri, I love those verses!
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