Year 2000

Do any of yall think that they should run a reunion type episode on Jan. 31, 1999 and show Kramer and Newman throwing their Millenium Party

AndyRew02 wrote in message ...

31,

I assume you mean Dec. 31, 1999. First of all, *I think* Newman decided to go to Jerry's party instead when he realized 2000 isn't the new millenium. Second, on that day, we may all have bigger things to wrry about. (ie the Y2K bug) If only the world's computers had clocks like that inside Kramer's head.

In article , "Andrew Levin" wrote:

but Jerry doesn't have to worry bout the year 2000 bug, he has a Mac 8^)

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but didn't he get a blakc laptop not too long ago? even if not, he'd have to worry about it 40 years from now. but anyway, that's not what i meant. i don't mean about his computers, i mean about worldwide computers, like if his bank account goes nuts or something.

In article , "Andrew Levin" wrote:

it's not a laptop it's the 20th anniversary Mac...and i know what you meant i just wanted to say it hehe

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allllllrighty then.... anyway, people are thinking "Oh, the Mac problem is 40 years off, we don't have to worry about it." Well, that's what they said about non-Macs and 40 years later, it's a problem. Look to have the same problems with Macs in 40 years, everybody's too lazy to do anything about it. hehe

In article , "Andrew Levin" wrote:

i swear this is the last one...but yeah laptops go to like 2040 but regular mac's internal batteries go to like 29,000

I SWEAR THAT'S THE LAST ONE

my apologies but us mac people gotta stick up for what we got

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AndyRew02 wrote:

No, I don't think they should. That would be a huge risk, being that their last episode will be a huge send off and most likely very good.

That would be awesome.

I thought they agreed on no reunions. Still, I suppose anything's possible, but remember Newman's prophetic words in "The MIllenium".

"The next Millenium will be Jerry free."