I don't know how to link, but here's the story. Just one day after announcing it is safe to get rid of our y2k preps because everything is hunky dory, our local paper reports that the computers of the bus company which transports our senior citizens to their doctor appointments have crashed. I am starting to feel sorry for some of these officials that claim no y2k problems, they seem honestly mystified as to how their computer systems work. Your thoughts?

Find story under local news at: www.news-herald.com

-- Daisy Jane (deeekstrand@access1.com), January 08, 2000

Answers

Do you like to mudwrestle?

-- King of Spain (madrid@aol.cum), January 08, 2000.

Glitch slows transit system

This is a major problem for us,' he said.
'We've been able to go to our old logs
to find out the regulars who use the service
every month.

The News-Herald

-- spider (spider0@usa.net), January 08, 2000.

Hey King, you missed your chance to ask her if she'd like to Daisy Chain.

Daisy, don't listen to us, we're just ranting (sort of).

-- paul leblanc (bronyaur@gis.net), January 08, 2000.

One of my continuing concerns about mere y2k "glitches", is that enough of them will swamp the ability of the elderly to cope.

-- Brooks (brooksbie@hotmail.com), January 08, 2000.

KoS: No thank you, but it's always nice to be asked.

-- Daisy Jane (deeekstrand@access1.com), January 09, 2000.

"The agency isn't blaming the computer woes on Y2K".

'Nuff said.

-- this has nothing to do with y2k (and@we.all.know.that), January 09, 2000.