Think different. Think North Korea.

    There's a world of difference between
    North Korea and the rest of planet earth.
    Take the calendar, for instance. This year is
    1999 for most of us. In North Korea,
    however, this year is "Juche 88." That is
    because North Korea in 1995 scrapped the
    A.D. calendar and instead switched to the
    "Juche calendar." Juche is North Korea's
    policy of self-reliance as devised by North
    Korea's founder, Kim Il Sung. This year is
    Juche 88 because Kim Il Sung, who died in
    1994, was born 88 years ago. So North
    Koreans will skip the world's millennium
    celebration and will mark their calendar year
    centennial in 2111.