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Technology Stocks : Discuss Year 2000 Issues

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To: Investor-ex! who wrote (5215)4/3/1999 12:37:00 AM
From: C.K. Houston  Read Replies (4) of 9818
 
<PENCIL! This is SO funny!>

What's even funnier is that some who peruse this thread - are gonna be frantically searching for the company that has this new technology ...

"Wall Street is lining up behind the manufacture of this [Y2K] breakthrough and the federal government has begun talks with the inventor to acquire this new process and implement it on all 70,000+ mission-critical and non-mission-critical systems."

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Just like FBN's April Fool's joke last year:-)) It was hilarious. I couldn't believe how many people were calling up (and getting mad at) their brokerage firms, trying to buy shares in a non-existent company.

KEN: Great post.

Cheryl
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Wish this were an April Fool's joke. Unfortunately, it isn't.

OHIO BOY STOPPED FROM Y2K SOLVING

MAYFIELD, Ohio, March 30 (UPI) - An 11-year-old boy hired this month by an Ohio school system to make its computers Y2K compliant, will not be allowed to complete his task. The state Bureau of Employment Services says (Tuesday) that, except for certain jobs, children must have permits to work in Ohio and work permits for an 11-year-old can't be issued while school is in session.

Copyright 1999 by United Press International
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The article was published in the Ashtabula, Ohio Star-Beacon about a week ago.
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