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HAPPY NEW YEAR!!

Posted By: RFoster

HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/01/00 07:36 AM

Mary Jane and I would like to wish all of the Harbour Lights Family of collectors a very Happy New Year.

Ron
(CT Keeper)
Posted By: chris g

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/01/00 11:47 AM

A very Happy and Blessed New Year to all who read this post. I feel that all of you are like close friends whom I have never met!
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/01/00 06:19 PM

Many good wishes for a Happy and Fulfilling New Year is sent from my home to my extended HL family. One of my hopes for the new year is that at whatever "gathering" we can attend, we will be able to meet those we have become so fond of on this forum.

My thought is that the best of the best are getting to know one another because Bill Younger had a dream.

Derith

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Posted By: Joanne

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/01/00 10:51 PM

A very happy, healthy and prosperous new year is wished for all of you and your families.

Happy New Year, Century and Millenium!

Joanne
Posted By: Firstmate

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/01/00 11:09 PM

TO ALL THE HL FORUM FAMILY -
HAPPY NEW YEAR! HAPPY NEW CENTURY! HAPPY NEW MILLENIUM!

Seattle Sailors

P.S. Derith, love your thought. . .well said!
Posted By: Bob M

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/02/00 02:55 AM

It appears we all survived the Y2K terror. What a joke that was.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Bob
Posted By: Len Ariagno

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/02/00 05:44 AM

Happy New Year to all Forum participants as well. The ability to share and exchange freely with friends with common interests is what it's all about!
Len
Posted By: Lorraine Healy

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/02/00 06:18 PM

Happy New Year to my fellow HL enthusiasts. I hope you and your families have a healthy & prosperous New Year and all are Y2K OK. Keep the lights shining!
Lorraine
Posted By: Webmaster

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/02/00 06:20 PM

To The Best Group on the Internet!

Happy New Year - May each year of the coming Millennium be better than the last.

0 :>) St. John of the Internet

Welcome Back Lorraine! Where 'ya been?



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Posted By: WackoPaul

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/02/00 06:33 PM

Happy New Year Everyone!
Just think there are only 364(leap year) more days before the start of the new Millennium!
and the start of the next Century!
SaintWackoPaul '
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Posted By: Mike Thompson

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/02/00 06:56 PM

FINALLY.......someone who, like me, thinks the new century and millennium starts in 2001. Thanks Paul. Course now we get to hear all the hype again next December. Anyway, Happy New Year everyone. And thanks for a great year on this forum.

Mike
Posted By: Randy Kremer

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/02/00 10:02 PM

Thanks Mike and Paul! People need to know that the new century and millennium don't start until Jan 1 2001. I'm so tired of hearing this on radio and TV! It's just a selling ploy! Your right Mike, we can look forward to hearing it all again next December!
Posted By: jimirwin

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/03/00 12:31 AM

Yes, I also think the next hundred years begins in 2001, however in the big picture, the first 1 in the year turned into a 2, sssssoooooooooooooo


HAPPY NEW YEAR.




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JIM "POPZ" IRWIN
Posted By: Barb Kepple

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/03/00 04:46 AM

Happy New Year to all the Harbour Lights family of collectors!

Bob and Barb - from east of Pittsburgh where it was 65 degrees and sunny on this second day of January!
Posted By: Art

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/03/00 08:08 AM

Paul,

I gave up on giving voice to that 2,000/2,001 technicality a long time ago. Nobody wanted to listen, and I was overpowered by those who wanted to celebrate big *this* year.

Anyhow, since nobody really can say for sure when Christ was born (last I heard it supposedly was around the year 3 B.C.), nobody really knows when the millenium turns. It might have happened two years ago!

So, since this is the first year with a 2 in the thousands place,

Happy New Millenium!

Go ahead, say it! You'll get used to it after awhile.

Happy New Millenium!

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-Art
Posted By: WackoPaul

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/03/00 03:09 PM

Nope can't do it, Art.

Sue cut a cartoon out of the local paper a week ago and laid it on my keyboard. It shows a couple sitting on a couch together talking. He says, " I can't believe we're not doing anything special to ring in the new Millennium." She replies, "Well, You still have a year to plan something" the in the next frame He says, "Y'know, you purists are going to have a very lonely party." She answered, "Lonely, but correct."

That women in the cartoon pretty well sums up my feelings about it. Oh by the way besides being correct, I tend to be stubborn about it, also,

SaintWackoPaul '
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P.S. Most of the people that I run around with and work with, feel the same way, so I won't be that lonely next year. There just won't be all the big ad agencies promoting it. Since they pushed this year as the new Millennium, they wouldn't dare push it again next year, or will they?
Posted By: JeffB

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/03/00 05:54 PM

Happy New Year Y'all! I agree with Paul though, another whole year till the century and millenium switch. I think by around June, people will start coming around to the proper way of thinking!
Posted By: Tim3167

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/03/00 06:27 PM

All I know is that when my 92 Saturn's Odometer recently rolled over to 100,000 miles, I thought the 100,000 was kinda cool. Not 100,001 which technically is the start of my next hundred thousand... . It's all about numbers folks....

Tim (Who's not even sure which clock in my house has the right time)
Posted By: WackoPaul

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/03/00 07:16 PM

My 91 Corsica hasn't turned over to 100,000 miles yet, which I think is really cool! It must be waiting for the new Millennium to start on January 1, 2001.

Saint WackoPaul '
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Posted By: Mike Thompson

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/03/00 08:12 PM

Paul, I still feel that the big ad agencies along with the media WILL push it again at the end of this year. I would imagine they'll use the guise of "The REAL start of the next millennium". Ya gotta remember, when it comes to ad agencies and media, they have one major rule----anything for a buck.

Mike
Posted By: WackoPaul

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/04/00 12:31 AM

Mike, when you say media, you do mean present company excluded, don't you?

Saint WackoPaul '
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Posted By: Mike Thompson

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/04/00 01:56 AM

HAHAHA. You tell me Paul. Are we safe in assuming that you've already reported the new millennium and there won't be a repeat in about 363 days? If it does happen again, maybe you could put some kind of original spin on the next one.

Mike
Posted By: WackoPaul

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/04/00 02:11 AM

The TV station that I work for chose the phrase "Countdown to 2000" with no mention of Century or Millennium.


SaintWackoPaul '
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Posted By: Dave H

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/04/00 06:56 AM

Quote:
Anyhow, since nobody really can say for sure when Christ was born (last I heard it supposedly was around the year 3 B.C.)


Boy, Art, doesn't that open up a new thought stream. If this is true, could it be 3 B.C.?

Dave
Posted By: Art

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/04/00 07:43 AM

Quote:
If this is true, could it be 3 B.C.?


Self-referential statements always create uncertainty. ;>

Quote:
...they wouldn't dare push it again next year, or will they?


Considering the half-life of the memory of the U.S. public is about equal to that of a boron-9 isotope, I'd say the chances are pretty good.


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-Art
Posted By: KevinBit

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/04/00 06:34 PM

Being in the industry, I just happened to notice that the Forum has it's own Y2K bug. Since this is the place where we are marking the change to the "Twos", did anyone else not that the dates are a bit messed up? Posted dates are "01-01-100" and so forth. On the Topic Level the dates are "00-01-10".

So, if this is really the year 100 - does that mean HL can only do Pharos and a collection of beacon fires on hill sides?
Posted By: DonnaJLM

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/04/00 07:56 PM

A Millennium celebration next year without the Y2K bugs sounds great to me!

Happy New Year to the most caring bunch of Wackos (and Newbies) on the Internet.

Donna
Posted By: JohnL

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/04/00 08:47 PM

Happy New Year to all! Hope that all of you had a great holiday season. I do agree with all of those that said the millennium changes next year. I hope we don't have to go through all the hype next year as well. It was getting a little annoying.
Posted By: Joanne

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/05/00 11:33 PM

Ok, so we have the SoL as Liberty Enlightening the World for the turn of the century piece. Now we can debate the millenium piece since half of you say it's this year and half say next year. If having it next year means a special millenium piece will be offered, then it's okay by me to wait!

Joanne
Posted By: Dave H

Re: HAPPY NEW YEAR!! - 01/06/00 05:50 AM

Actually, Joanne, it's not even the turn of the century. It just happens to be the year that ends with two 0's, and is the first year to start with the number two. A special year, yes, but not for what some of the media would have you believe.

Dave
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