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To: VIPER85730 who wrote (22443)	7/30/1999 6:54:00 AM
From: May Tran	Respond to of 40688

OT: This is funny. Millennium Pie “ American pie” I can't remember back that day, when I first knew of Y2K, but something touched me anyway, the day the computers died. Chorus; So bye, bye, to the next digit of Pi, ran my PC on some DC but the voltage was dry, them good ol' boys were sending E-mail replies, saying this will be the day I retire. This will be the day I retire. Do you believe in Compaq's goals, can software save your mortal soul, and can you teach me how to type real slow? I was a lonely teen-age Unix hack with an incantation & a modem jack, but I knew the cat had left the sack the day the computers died. And Bill Gates was looking pleased; TIME stole his monopolies, The courtroom was adjourned, No verdict was returned. And as the ball climbed high into the night, to call the sacrificial night, I saw Dick Clark laughing with delight the day the computers died. I went down to the computer store, where I'd seen computers there before, but the man there said the games wouldn't play. & Three things I connect the most: The Website, Lan ,and the Network host, every single one was toast the day the computers died. Chorus: So bye, bye, to the next digit of Pi, ran my PC on some DC but the voltage was dry, Them good ol' boys were sending E-mail replies, saying this will be the day I retire, This will be the day I retire. ----Excerpted from “ Millienium Pie” by Scott McNulty, as E-mail in cyber space.