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u 1 ywith my best friend, and my doggo... ignorance was bliss, indeed...
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Indeed it was.
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Anonymous(36-45)1 yI was in the city, with some friends, watching fireworks.
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Opinion Owner1 yBy the way, Happy New Year, have fun 🥂🥳🎇
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u 1 yI was at home, alone, as my mentally ill wife had abandoned me and loved away. We ultimately fivorced, she noved in with her sister, her sister died, and my ex married her brother-in-law one week after her sister died. My ex died last year. It's all a quite bizarre story!
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Sorry for your loss.
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I learned some lessons and then moved on a long time ago. I am very happily married now, and Helen is a MUCH better partner for me. I had not seen or spoken to myh ex in at least 10 years,
1 yI was probably in bed before midnight because I had an early flight the next morning. I knew someone who thought I was nuts for flying on Y2K day. I wasn't concerned at all about that. I just hoped the pilot was also in bed early instead of partying past midnight.
50 ReplyPeople were worried about chaos with the possibility of all computerized things going down due to Y2K. I didn't give it much thought.
It was my third New Year with my wife. We were living in San Pedro, Ca, up the street from Point Fermin on the Palos Verdes Peninsula. I'm not sure, but we might have gone to the New Year's gala at the Queen Mary that year and gone out onto the deck to watch the fireworks at midnight with the orchestra playing.40 ReplyWell I have to say Thank you. To you and your great aunt for that
Because I guarantee you there was probably another three to four or five million people doing the same thing
And with that many people having that same thought we don't know if you saved us or not . But we're all here so I have to thank you and your great aunt10 Reply- 388 opinions shared on Holidays topic.
1 ySame place I usually am on New Years Eve. Relaxing in front if the TV, what thing the New Years Eve celebrations. I think Dick Clark was still hosting then.
My company had spent the previous 2 months fixing possible Y2K issues for our customers, which had kept me busy... I wasn't worried.
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IBM, Dell and Compaq computers wouldn’t understand 00 as I recall 😆or was it windows itself?
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@Notherndude84 It was actually DOS that only supported 2-digit years, and many systems still ran DOS apps, while other software had been based on DOS software and had the same limitation.
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I guess a lot of businesses held on using DOS based systems even after the Windows 95 launched.
1 yI was six, my brother and I were being babysat while my parents went to a new year’s eve party where the power went out right after midnight. Someone hit a transformer and took out power for the whole neighborhood
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u 1 yA private Silvester costume party in Munich, if my memory serves me correctly.
30 Reply721 opinions shared on Holidays topic. I was probably dealing with one of my kids. They were pretty little and did not like to sleep
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1 yWondering what it was going to be like if I lived another year and hit 50.
30 ReplyAt home saying goodbye to the last great decade. RIP 90s.
10 Replynot born for another 6 years 🤷♀️
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1 yLord thTs some trauma.
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Oh yea… biting fingernails because y2k about to hit…
I was with my parents at a party at someone elses big apartment, I don't remember anymore who it was but it was a nice place and everybody was even more excited than usual because it was the new Millenium. For me I didn't realize fully the importance of the moment cause I was ten and every moment was exciting so... I just was having a good time, like always when my parents took me somewhere, just enjoying the evening. All the adults were definitely feeling it though they would just stop me when I was walking by and say isn't this great or something :). I don't think anything that memorable happened that night cause I have a good memory and I would remember it. I think we just had a good time and went home I think when it was actually the year 2000 I did feel kinda special and happy and uplifted on the ride home but it faded away again and then it was just life as usual again :)
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1 yI thank your efforts. Who knows perhaps it was your prayers that saved us all.
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1 yoh no my sister was like this on 666 lmao I was a kid and terrified!!! In 1999 I was four years old so we were probably at my aunt’s house or at Vegas. My parents were obsessed with going to Vegas when I was little and our cousins would take care of us while they have some drinks and gambled 🤣
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And it’s so funny that I have never been to Vegas of an adult. I’ve just never wanted to go back. It was so boring for me as a kid.
I was 4 years old, I remember getting under the blanket and watching TV, people were screaming, jumping up and down, everything was flashing, and then they started 10, 9... 1. Then I was watching the fireworks. Then I drank a glass of warm milk and went to sleep.
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1 yI was 27 and about to migrate from the USA to the Philippines.
I threw a very big party on NYE '99 like it was my going away party.
The party was on the large lawn of my parents' house.
20 years later, my husband & I threw another big party to celebrate our return to America.
10 ReplyI was 6 years old. My cousin, my sister, and I actually spent that night at my grandma's house because my parents wanted to have the night to themselves (but they weren't alone, they had my baby brother with them.)
My grandma had bought this yellow plush Year 2000 doll thing that does a countdown and then says something like, "Welcome to the year 2000!" She still has it, but I don't know if it still works. 😄20 Reply
m 1 yI guess I was at a friend's place with college folks, beers, tobacco, probably THC and endless political or philosophical discussions. Until everyone was too drunk or too tired to say anything anymore about our role in the universe.
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1 yMy parents were gone out drinking and my sister was watching me and my little brother. She had a few friends over and I had 2 over and we ordered pizza. I was 10 at the time.
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1 yI was working at a software company at the time. We wondered, why the hell is everyone so worried? They never updated software before?
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1 yalive yes, Do I remember? No not at all. I was 4 XD
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1 yI was on a hill top - watching the fireworks of three mid sized cities simultaneously.
With me were the two kids, my lovely dog, and what then had been my ''wife''.
20 ReplyAt my aunt’s house. She had a New Year’s Eve party.
40 ReplyIn my room, trying to push my dresser infront of my door.
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1 yShe was super-dumb then. The Bible tells you the World has no end in one of Paul's epistles, I think. He literally used the phrase, "World Without End".
The Covenant in Genesis Chapters 8 and 9 forbids God from ever destroying the Earth by any means ever again for "Perpetual Generations".
00 ReplyI was in London with my wife, celebrating with friends at the Gherkin.
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1 yOh, what an awful experience for a child! I was 8 then so I was asleep in my room at home by 10 p. m.
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1 yI really don't know. Most likely, we were playing a gig someplace. We nearly always played New Years Eve. New Years Day, I'm sure we went to my aunt's house for her b-day party.
10 Reply 667 opinions shared on Holidays topic. In Orlando, Florida with family meeting friends to celebrate the year 2000 and we had a hotel
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1 yBil n sil party. Good times! No one has kids yet...
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1 yAt home, I remember waiting for Y2K and the world to end lol 😂
30 ReplyI was in elemntary school, waiting for the new millenium, nobody told me anything about the world ending. A lot of people on this site weren't born yet.
10 ReplyNo idea, I would of only been four so I was probably in bed asleep.
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1 yI was 12 years old , and very subtle remind we were partying with school mates perhaps. Not sure
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1 yNo real idea. Possibly sisters house party, but don't remember for sure
10 ReplyI was in the Mid-East doing Government work
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1 yAt my friends house. watched all the big celebrations across the world on tv
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1 yI was being molested
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I'm so sorry that happened to the both of you. That's awful.
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Anonymous(45 Plus)1 yI was sitting outside a theme park waiting for fireworks: the only year they didn't light them off. Guess they didn't think it worth the investment that year.
10 Replyright here where i am now only my wife was still alive
20 ReplyAt home in my parent's basement. I think we did toquitos and movies that year.
10 Replysplit between my mom and dad's body
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1 yI wasn't even in the plans, lol...
30 ReplyTwilo NYC 🗽. Junior Vasquez Party
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1 yAt home watching TV
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1 yI was in my room listening music
20 ReplyI was not existing
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1 yI wasn't fucking born yet
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1 yI'd just turned 2 so I'm guessing I was asleep
20 Reply Swimming in balls
50 ReplyTaking a shit at home!
20 ReplyI'm pretty sure I was stoned.
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1 yProbably a sleep at our house
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Old house
1 yAt home with family and friends
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Anonymous(45 Plus)1 yIronically sick same as this new years.
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1 yI was living with my maternal uncle.
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1 yI was shooting of fireworks with me father
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1 yPlaying Playstation 1 games
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1 yAt home.
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