year 2000 statement for tentil.com

As I saw year 2000 compliance statements popping up all across the net I started thinking. Maybe I need a Y2K statement here at tentil.com. After all, as a webmaster isn't it my ethical duty to disavow any and all liability for the problems coming with the year 2000?

Naw.. When the millennium dawns and the power fails, here at tentil.com, I'm going to be more worried about my old body being Y2K compliant than my website :-)

When we are all busy celebrating the beginning of 2000 (which is actually the last year of the twentieth century not the first year of the twenty-first), to others it will be:

6236 -- according to the ancient Egyptian calendar
5760 -- according to the Jewish calendar
5119 -- in the Mayan great cycle
4697 -- according to the Chinese calendar
2753 -- according to the ancient Roman calendar
2749 -- on the ancient Babylonian calendar
2544 -- according to the Buddhist calendar
2003 -- Jesus' likely birth date, circa 4 BC
1420 -- according to the Muslim calendar