Now if you believe everything you read, Guatemala has beat y2k like a tethered yard dog. Check out this Dept. of Commerce site:

http://y2k.ita.doc.gov/y2k/y2k.nsf/dd5cab6801f1723585256474005327c8/7f5dc6786d6ff297852566f9000148b5?OpenDocument click here for link

Norm and Y2K Pro must work for the Dept of Commerce. I am surprised they haven't posted this wonderful news. Maybe Guatemala could send some of its ivory tower geeks to Washington to fix those pesky computers that our own rubes and goobers can't seem to figure out.

It's curious that the Department of Commerce posts no link to Venezuela. Check out this page: click here for no link to Venezuela

Time to change those bugout plans and head S.O.B.

-- Puddintame (achillesg@hotmail.com), May 11, 1999

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You mean to tell me that Guatemala fixed BOTH computers??????? Have you ever been in Whatamaala??????? I am sure those drop spindles are y2k compliant. Jeeeezzz!! Next you will try and tell me Papau New Guinea is y2k ready!!!!!!

Got colored cotton??????

Taz

-- Taz (Tassie @aol.com), May 11, 1999.

Actually, south of the border is not a bad bug out place. We have property on the west coast of Costa Rica and I am not exaggerating when I say you would have to be awfully lazy or handicapped to go hungry in that country. Also the temp is constant year around and is goverend by altitude. Can't find nicer folks that the Ticos.Very pro yanks.

They got plenty of beans and rice and 'nanners.

Taz

-- Taz (Tassie @aol.com), May 11, 1999.

Lol, Taz, I love the nanners thing.....ya'll fum Jawjah? (I grew up there and thought the blasted things REALLY were called 'nanners for the longest time). Mr. K

-- Mr. Kennedy (Mr.K@home.tonight), May 11, 1999.