You've heard about him, and worried about him. Here he is in the flesh--well, in clay actually. He sits quietly, munching contentedly  on a floppy disc.

Give him to your favorite worry-wart or computer technician who is responsible for bringing your system into Y2K compliancy. Or just put him on your desk to remind you for years to come of  this once-in-a-century trauma.

As hope springs eternal, the Y2K bug can be tamed. Slip the included jar over him, and he is caught, collected, and caged, in short, compliant. In this condition, give him to the geek who has been successful in taking his computers to Y2K compliancy.

The Y2K Bug is the creation of Rob Browne, sculptor in Menlo Park, California. He is a bit over 3" tall and comes in three colors. The ultimate Y2K bug is available from Rob at Allied Arts Guild, 75 Arbor Road, Menlo Park, CA 94025. (650) 325-6832. The price for this lovable little creature is $l9.99, compliant jar included, plus $4.00 shipping charge.

This page is put on the web by Harlan Hague. I have no connection with Rob Browne, nor pecuniary interest in the Y2K Bug. I am just fascinated by Rob's bug and think it should be offered beyond his Menlo Park studio.