Today, we passed node #95,000. We will soon be hitting #100,000.

For fun I propose a Perlmonks 'deadpool'; that is, a competition to guess when node 100,000 will be posted. By 'for fun', I don't want to see people posting lots of worthless nodes just to hit 100,000, nor will the winner win anything. It's merely all for entertainment purposes.

To guess, message me via the Chatterbox function (do not reply to this), with your guess, in GMT time (including date and time), as to when node 100,000 will be created. Guesses must be in to me by Friday, 5pm EDT, at which point I'll post who has guessed what as sort of an 'official' record. One guess per person only.

Dr. Michael K. Neylon - mneylon-pm@masemware.com || "You've left the lens cap of your mind on again, Pinky" - The Brain

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