--- In SkunkworksAMA_at_y..., "Brandon Payne" <payne_brandon_at_y...> wrote:
> Sigh...Okay...let me try and put the question on a more secular
basis
> (I am an avowed secularist by the way). Is there any specific event
> that the furries of your world would what to mark their calendar
from
> a point of referance? Perhaps they all decided to just mark their
> calendar from a point or their civilization's formal beginning? Or
> just decided that it would be from when they started to record
> history?
Man, do I have a lot of posts to reply to...
Okay, lemme see. The current year in that anthropomorphic universe
is 1754. Space travel has been in use for over 100 years, so let's
say that first started in 1650. Hmmm...
There was never a World War 2; only one big war was ever fought
(which involved most of the countries in existance at that time).
Perhaps the Year 1 could be the first year after this great battle?
I dunno, man. I've never had any reason to go that far back in that
universe's history.
--Jim Hardiman, still thinking.
Received on Sat Nov 24 2001 - 21:02:16 CST