It's been a long year, but maybe not this long.
On Wednesday, the Herald Sun, a newspaper from Victoria in Australia accidentally, we hope, printed the date on their front page as 2105 as opposed to 2015.
Hopefully it's a future where our dreams of police forces riding hoverboards and politicians taking a DeLorean to work will be realised. Ahh, sounds like bliss.
Reaction on Twitter was a mix of humour, bewilderment, and surprise that Oprah still looks great. We are just hoping we'll get a free hoverboard if we turn up to her show in 2105.
Forward thinking @theheraldsun confirms Oprah will still be with us in 90 years. #mediawatch pic.twitter.com/286Zu98Teq— Media Watch (@ABCmediawatch) December 2, 2015
Wow @Oprah has aged well.......good work @theheraldsun pic.twitter.com/tLvc3MqChT— SUTT'N (@JustinBarber_) December 2, 2015
Go home Herald Sun, you're drunk via @_DollyDiamond #youhadonejob #fail pic.twitter.com/pABFgImgms— Adam Samuel (@theadamsamuel) December 1, 2015
December 2, 2105, will also be a Wednesday. #illuminati @theheraldsun pic.twitter.com/3Qgv2ixNH4— Mitchell Toy (@MitchellToy) December 2, 2015
The @theheraldsun is extra optimistic today. Hopefully newspapers are still a thing in 90 years pic.twitter.com/x0PhJo0cMo— Robert French (@rjfrancois) December 1, 2015
According to @theheraldsun its 2105 and Oprah is still big news. pic.twitter.com/uewJyobCme— Ebony Bowden (@ebonybowden) December 1, 2015
Giggles at the Concierge desk today. Trevor: "Front page news: We slept longer than we thought" @theheraldsun pic.twitter.com/XSELunLXCH— 80Collins (@80CollinsSt) December 1, 2015
Personally we can't wait for 2106. 2105 was a bit of a drag.