Ha Ha Ha.

Made my day.



>Not my own, but fun.......
>My company recently overhauled all our applications to address the 'big' Y2K date problem. The whole process took almost no time at all.
>
>I enclose the following tables for use in your own Y2K projects.
>
>Monday -> Mondak
>Tuesday -> Tuesdak
>Wednesday -> Wednesdak
>Thursday -> Thursdak
>Friday -> Fridak
>Saturday -> Saturdak
>Sunday -> Sundak
>
>also
>
>January -> Januark
>February -> Februark
>March -> March
>April -> April
>June -> June
>July -> Julk
>August -> August
>September -> September
>October -> October
>November -> November
>December -> December
>
>If my company can be of any help with your own Y to K project, please don't hesitate to get in touch.
>
>p.s. When are people going to start looking at that 2 digit year thingy.