On Tuesday, Aug 5, 2003, at 12:47 US/Eastern, George Slusher <gslusher at rio.com> wrote: >> The bureaucrats must've really grumbled about the Y0K problem. Just >> think of the mess it must've made of their record-keeping. > > FWIW, there was no Year 0: the numbers go from 1 BCE to 1 CE. > (Internationally, it's usual to use "CE" for "Current Era," rather than > AD, and BCE rather than BC.) > > George Slusher/Eugene, OR > gslusher at rio.com With all due respect, George, it's a joke. Think about it a couple minutes. Also, I prefer to use the more traditional AD and BC. CE and BCE are just euphemisms for what they really stand for--kinda like saying, "Oh, fudge!" when you really meant something else. ::-) -- Jonathan Fletcher