I received this e-mail the other day and found the 'submission date' particularily interesting. I have deleted the names to protect the innocent:

----- Original Message -----

From: 1-800--------@-------.com

To: ----------------------

Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 3:27 AM

Subject: 1-800--------.com Easter Flower d1y

Below is the result of your feedback form. It was submitted by on Monday, April 1, 19102 at 03:27:36

Apparently, these guys are not the only ones who continue to have date errors as found in this 'blast from the past' article:

Wired.com

A google search of 19102, 19101, etc. turned up thousands of similar problems which seem to be mostly in Guestbooks. Below are a couple of sites which are currently displaying this date system, or is it my MSIE?:

http://www.cwru.edu/74256/y2k-home.html

http://the1000.com/hyperseek.cgi?go=new

-- Anonymous, April 03, 2002

Answers

The 1000.com is a Y2K Java Script error. It seems
that some sites have not been checked for problems
for a couple of years.

Great find Doris :-§

-- Anonymous, April 03, 2002