NBp Is Y2K Compliant!
By Kev
Posted on January 1, 2000 12:00 am, in News Byproducts
This is a test of the News Byproducts Y2K compliance.
This is only a test. For the remainder of this article,
we will state nothing of relevance. We will drone on
endlessly about things like squirrels and strawberry
jam, despite the fact that this article's purpose in life
is to show that News Byproducts is, in fact, Y2K compliant.
Many companies spent an estimated $221 billion on Y2K
testing and fixes. We decided to write this article
instead. Since you are reading this, we have clearly
achieved compliance (and at very low cost to you, the
reader :).
We had considered a Y2K compliance testing program
that involved squirrels. It sounded like a good deal,
since the only cost involved was a few nuts and seeds.
Unfortunately, the squirrels seemed a lot more interested
in the nuts than in the Y2K status of our computers and
software.
So, over a peanut butter and strawberry jam sandwich,
we opted for this article instead. Why write so much
drivel? Well, we need to be absolutely sure that
we are Y2K compliant, even down to the last sentence.
What if all of our articles got cut off in the mid
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