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Topic	Is the year 2000 part of the 20th or 21st century?
Beany 05/20/24 10:00:58 AM #5:	PMarth2002 posted... There's no year 0, so centuries go from 1-100 CassandraCroft posted... The people that voted 21st Century are so fucking wrong it is unbelievable. In the C.E (Common Era)/BCE (Before Common Era) or if you prefer A.D (Anno Domini)/B.C (Before Christ) notation used by The Gregorian Calander there is no year zero. 1 BCE/1BC was followed by 1AD/CE. Meaning that a hundred years is from 1 - 101. Meaning that the 21st Cenutry and the Third Millennium started in 2001CE.AD. Dang good point Thermador446 posted... Isn't it always 1 Century ahead? so 19th century lol crap my poll is terrible --- "It's a simple question, Doctor: would you eat the Moon if it were made of ribs?" <cite>Beany posted [p:980474709] in Is the yea... [t:80772776]...</cite> <quote>PMarth2002 posted... </cite><quote>There's no year 0, so centuries go from 1-100</quote>CassandraCroft posted... </cite><quote>The people that voted 21st Century are so fucking wrong it is unbelievable.In the C.E (Common Era)/BCE (Before Common Era) or if you prefer A.D (Anno Domini)/B.C (Before Christ) notation used by The Gregorian Calander there is no year zero. 1 BCE/1BC was followed by 1AD/CE.Meaning that a hundred years is from 1 - 101.Meaning that the 21st Cenutry and the Third Millennium started in 2001CE.AD.</quote>Dang good pointThermador446 posted... </cite><quote>Isn't it always 1 Century ahead?so 19th century</quote>lol crap my poll is terrible --- "It's a simple question, Doctor: would you eat the Moon if it were made of ribs?"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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