It's estimated that various airlines and other corporations have had to spend about $330,000,000 to address this "mini Y2K" problem needlessly created by Congress. Those clowns should stick to pork.

strassenbahn (imported) wrote: Tue Mar 13, 2007 6:39 am It's estimated that various airlines and other corporations have had to spend about $330,000,000 to address this "mini Y2K" problem needlessly created by Congress. Those clowns should stick to pork.

Amen, I am tired ot this nonsense.

Riverwind (imported) wrote: Mon Mar 12, 2007 8:08 pm Paolo, why would you care, Indiana doesn't use Daylight Saving Time

its just the rest of us that must change 47/11 clocks twice a year.

River

Oh ho ho ho...River, my friend...

Wrong you are! We are suffering along with the rest of the country changing clocks to the "danse of the money changers" at the malls...

OUR MAN BITCH (mitch?) fucked up that and a LOT of other things up in Indiana...

...the ASSHOLE bald-headed little PRICK is on his way out, he just doesn't seem to realize it yet...the motherfucker...

Ugh. my clocks never agree. And I have misplaced the vcr booklet so i can't reset that digital clock. It might automatically reset on the former day for timechange. I just hope there are no tv shows i would like to record between now and then.

who ever thought a first post would be about this?