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Technology Stocks : Discuss Year 2000 Issues

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To: flatsville who wrote (5015)3/24/1999 2:05:00 PM
From: John Mansfield  Read Replies (4) of 9818
 
ROFL!! 'Re: Some Y2K conversations

Author: cory hamasaki
Email: kiyoinc@ibm.XOUT.net
Date: 1999/03/24
Forums: comp.software.year-2000

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On Wed, 24 Mar 1999 05:59:26, "Year2000Watcher" <year2000Watcher@hotmail.com> wrote:

> Scenario #1
>
> Big Cheese: So can we make it on this 'Y2K' thing, Bill.
> Bill, IS Director: We don't have a chance in hell.
> Big Cheese: How can that be, I read in USA today it will just be a "bump in
> the road" and that we should prepare for something along the lines of a
> winter storm.
> Bill, IS Director: I've read that too, but ...
> Big Chesse: That reminds me, order up a bunch of those 3M Window insulation
> kits for the office. After you made that call, you're fired and I'm naming
> Polly Anna as your replacement. Talk like yours can drive our stock price
> down. Can't have that happening. Heck, I'm retiring this summer and need
> to keep those options "in the money". [Wanders off]
>
> Scenario #2:
>
> Big Cheese: So can we make it on this 'Y2K' thing, Bill.
> Bill, IS Director: We'll be 99% complete tommorrow, March 31st, Sir.
> Big Cheese: That's great. Just the kind of news I like to hear.
> Bill, IS Director: Your welcome, Sir. [Makes mental note to avoid the Big
> Cheese tommorrow and to pick up that new book by Bill Clinton, "What the
> word 'IS' means to me, you, and a Grand Jury"]

Bill, IS Director: That fool is retiring this summer, I need to keep his
options "in the money" until his butt is out the door; if I get his job,
I'll start demonizing him as the cause of our Y2K problems as soon as his
name is off the parking space. If I don't get the promotion, I'll just
suck up to the new Big Cheese-head; good thing I have 4 years of status
reports in which I alert the company to the problem. I can't lose.

What's the worse that can happen? Even if the company goes bankrupt,
we'll just sell of pieces, a lot of human misery will result but
Bwahahaha, I still control the IT shop, know where the source is.


> Take a guess on which one occurs the most often.
>
> --Y2KW

cory hamasaki 282 Days, 6,785 Hours, kiyoinc.com
The March mailing should show up some time this week (except for 6
members, I know who you are so don't fret. The rest of you, WRP114
should put Y2K into perspective. I'm heading out to Hawai'i next month.
7-11 in Honolulu sells Spam Sushi, would I kid you?


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