The millinium does technically begin on Jan 1, 2001 because there is no year
0. On the other hand if you celebrated a new decade in 1990, then it would
start in 2000. 2000 does look like more of a significant change than
2000-2001, and of course no one alive was around in year 0 anyway.
In addition, Jesus of Nazarath was not born in year 1 anyway, but at
least 4 years before that. (No one knows for sure)
So, technically 2000 is Y2K, and 2001 is the new millenium.
- Re: Fernando's Millenium PsykoKidd
- Re: Fernando's Millenium Dave Bell
- Stargate Closing John Hall
