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See, I will be the one to predict a situation that nobody else ever thought of. This situation brings on my prediction of the 200,000 post being:

Sunday, October 27, 2002 at 04:13

How did I come around to getting this date? Simple! The Sun at the centre of our solar system will suddenly flare up with an attitude and create many abnormalities in the Earth's atmosphere. All computerized equipment on the planet will cease to function for a period of nearly 5 weeks until the frenzy caused by the Sun is over. At this point in time, all computer equipment will jump into a functioning state once again and people will once again commence to post on the site. :)

/me walks off, wondering why he is the only person to realize this coming event. /me steps into his bright white room with nicely padded walls and jumps around all the while laughing like a maniac.

In reply to Re: 200,000 nodes by mt2k
in thread 200,000 nodes by blakem

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