Since a ton of people are going to refer to this year as "Two-thousand twelve" instead of correctly calling it "Twenty-twelve", I propose an entirely new method – dropping the first two digits entirely.
No more confusion. 2007 is "seven", 2012 is "twelve". It only becomes an issue when we get to the 2100's. Does it start over? I don't care, the future can figure that one out!
I'm sure some people do this already. Awesome! Keep it up.
So, this is the first post of TWENTY-ELEVEN! YES!
For all of you sharing the same perception of time as myself: thanks for coming along with me!
I hope 2011 is as exciting for you as snow is to this little penguin-dude.
(Also, since I think I only posted like 7 times in 2010, I'm going to try to do a bit better on the posting… maybe it'll work out. :-P)
It's that time again.. when people start writing the wrong date on checks and paperwork, and when they look back at all the things that they've done wrong and tell themselves that they won't do *THAT* anymore. Invalid checks, drinking, and lying to ourselves – if that's not a reason to celebrate, then I don't know what is. 🙂
There's only one person that I can think of that can represent both the old year, and the new year.. simultaneously. Yep. William Shatner.
