Happy New Year!

by **MZGuy** » Jan 1, 2003 @ 12:36am

It's 00.13 year 2003 here now, so Happy New Year!

by **refractor** » Jan 1, 2003 @ 1:24am

by **damian** » Jan 1, 2003 @ 1:27am

It's still 6:05 PM here

Oh, and by the way, how come the server time is off? Not sure what timezone it's meant to be, but either way it's at least 11 minutes off.

Website · by **Paul** » Jan 1, 2003 @ 2:51am

by **(TSC)Bender** » Jan 1, 2003 @ 4:05am

by **Mechcommander** » Jan 1, 2003 @ 6:04am

by **Cameron** » Jan 1, 2003 @ 6:19am

by **sponge** » Jan 1, 2003 @ 6:51am

by **damian** » Jan 1, 2003 @ 7:44am

by **goatCE** » Jan 1, 2003 @ 8:23am

by **SiGen** » Jan 1, 2003 @ 8:39am

by **benkenobi0** » Jan 1, 2003 @ 12:14pm

by **James S** » Jan 1, 2003 @ 6:43pm

by **Warren** » Jan 1, 2003 @ 9:31pm

2003 I think will be a strange year, because look at the number. First, it was 2000, and that was cool, but technically it wasn't the start of the new millenium. Then 2001, and people were excited because it actually was the start of a new millenium. Then 2002, which is the same backwards as forwards. But now it's 2003, an odd number year, with nothing really special about it, it's just there. When writing dates, we have to put /03, and an odd prime number is just weird. I graduate in 2004, so that's a special year, 2005 is half way through the decade, 2006 is nice and even, 2007 just sounds cool. 2008 I graduate from college, and it's an even year. 2009 is weird...and maybe by 2010, people will be saying "twenty-ten". Well, happy new year! 2003!

Just to think, I was at Tokyo Tower 2002 last year...

Right now, besides working on a Physics project...I'm watching the Iron Chef Ultimate Upsets marathon

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by **sponge** » Jan 1, 2003 @ 9:41pm

I gave up figuring out Warren's post after a few sentences. ;)

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