Club Arnage
Club Arnage => General Discussion => Topic started by: johnevans3 on April 03, 2006, 10:09:16 pm
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On Wednesday of this week, at two minutes and three seconds after 1:00 in the morning, the time and date will be 01:02:03 04/05/06!
It will never happen again!
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It is going to happen twelve times around the world though! Assuming there are 12 time zones. CAnt be bothered to check
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Funnily enough this will happen two times this year unless I have my wires crossed somewhere. ;)
In America and its date/time sharing neighbours it will happen on Wednesday... the 05/04/06
In the UK (And Europe)where we date things differently it'll happen on the fourth of May, the 04/05/06 ;D ;D ;D
bill
So we can all do it twice!
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On Wednesday of this week, at two minutes and three seconds after 1:00 in the morning, the time and date will be 01:02:03 04/05/06!
It will never happen again!
Dunno what your talking about, but we have to wait almost a month more for that you know.... (4th of may ;) )
And it's going to happen 24 times Rick, as there are 24 time zones ;) And if you follow the AM/PM notation instead of a 24 hour notation, it will happen even 48 times!
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On Wednesday of this week, at two minutes and three seconds after 1:00 in the morning, the time and date will be 01:02:03 04/05/06!
It will never happen again!
Dunno what your talking about, but we have to wait almost a month more for that you know.... (4th of may ;) )
And it's going to happen 24 times Rick, as there are 24 time zones ;) And if you follow the AM/PM notation instead of a 24 hour notation, it will happen even 48 times!
Well I think there are some places that have a wierd 30 min offset so It could be more thatn 24 times :-)
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On Wednesday of this week, at two minutes and three seconds after 1:00 in the morning, the time and date will be 01:02:03 04/05/06!
It will never happen again!
Well it would have happened in 1806 1906 and it will happen in 2106 2206 and so on.
t.
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Don't forget 06:06:06 06/06/06. :
Now that is scary. ;D ;D ;D
Then there is 11:10:09 08/07/06
t
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A more unique event was 19 Nov 1999. (19/11/1999)
Why? It was the last time any of us saw a date that was all odd numbers. It won't happen again for thousands of years.
t
OK I'll stop for now. :D
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Tom's correct, there're indeed more than 24 time zones, these are the base zones and then there are a number of additional zones where smaller than an hour differences occur.
http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/reference_maps/pdf/time_zones.pdf
good wheeze while it lasted.
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too much mathmatics at this time of night :P
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my head hurts.
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You lot should get out more ;)
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19/11/91 was a good date because I like palindromes but I believe the last perfect palindromic date was 20/02/2002
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A more unique event was 19 Nov 1999. (19/11/1999)
Why? It was the last time any of us saw a date that was all odd numbers. It won't happen again for thousands of years.
t
OK I'll stop for now. :D
11/11/3111 should be the next one. I wonder if Le Mans will still be going? ;D
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How about 11/11/11 and 11/11/111 and 11/11/1111 the next one is 11/11/11111 ;D ;D ;D
That is pretty unique. since you can't have 22/22/2222 though you can of course have 22/2/22 :-)
I think I can come up with some really bizzar stuff tonight. :-)
t.
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19/11/91 was a good date because I like palindromes but I believe the last perfect palindromic date was 20/02/2002
What about 30/02/2003 though it's actually written. 02/03/2003.
t.
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19/11/91 was a good date because I like palindromes but I believe the last perfect palindromic date was 20/02/2002
What about 30/02/2003 though it's actually written. 02/03/2003.
t.
Eh? Firstly there aren't 30 days in February and secondly 30/02/2003 isn't the same as 02/03/2003. What ARE you talking about Tom? ::)
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Is that using the Roman, Julian or Gregorian calender?
http://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/JulianDate.html
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Ahhhhhhhhh, now we're talking, alternative calendars. Last Thursday was Nyepi, a very important New Years day!! First person with the correct Balinese date, blast around LM in June. 8)
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Ahhhhhhhhh, now we're talking, alternative calendars. Last Thursday was Nyepi, a very important New Years day!! First person with the correct Balinese date, blast around LM in June. 8)
1928
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Now if you had a picture of Ronnie holding up a calendar I might just possibly give a rat's a*se!! ;D
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Ahhhhhhhhh, now we're talking, alternative calendars. Last Thursday was Nyepi, a very important New Years day!! First person with the correct Balinese date, blast around LM in June. 8)
Its only the 05/03/1427 in the Hijri calendar so we can do this all again in 600 years!!!!
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19/11/91 was a good date because I like palindromes but I believe the last perfect palindromic date was 20/02/2002
What about 30/02/2003 though it's actually written. 02/03/2003.
t.
Eh? Firstly there aren't 30 days in February and secondly 30/02/2003 isn't the same as 02/03/2003. What ARE you talking about Tom? ::)
28 Feb = 28/02/2003
29 Feb = 1 Mar = 29/02/2003 = 01/03/2003
30 Feb = 2 Mar = 30/02/2003 = 02/03/2003
Get it?
It's a unix thing. :-)
You obviously get out too much robspot. :D
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Now if you had a picture of Ronnie holding up a calendar I might just possibly give a rat's a*se!! ;D
Just for you :-*
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Ahhhhhhhhh, now we're talking, alternative calendars. Last Thursday was Nyepi, a very important New Years day!! First person with the correct Balinese date, blast around LM in June. 8)
1928
Quite correct Mr Brown, however you will always come out for a spin so you can allocate to someone else if you wish. FS
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19/11/91 was a good date because I like palindromes but I believe the last perfect palindromic date was 20/02/2002
What about 30/02/2003 though it's actually written. 02/03/2003.
t.
Eh? Firstly there aren't 30 days in February and secondly 30/02/2003 isn't the same as 02/03/2003. What ARE you talking about Tom? ::)
28 Feb = 28/02/2003
29 Feb = 1 Mar = 29/02/2003 = 01/03/2003
30 Feb = 2 Mar = 30/02/2003 = 02/03/2003
Get it?
It's a unix thing. :-)
You obviously get out too much robspot. :D
Sorry, I forgot to turn my Geek filter off ;D ;)
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Just for you :-*
Well done Steve, you made an old woman very happy!
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Funnily enough this will happen two times this year unless I have my wires crossed somewhere. ;)
In the UK (And Europe)where we date things differently it'll happen on the fourth of May, the 04/05/06 ;D ;D ;D
bill
You mean date things correctly and in a logical order!
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Fri Feb 13 23:31:30 2009 will be a momentous day as it will be 1,234,567,890 seconds since Midnight Jan 1 1970.
Just so you know Unix and linux systems calculate time in seconds from Midnight on Jan 1 1970.
t.
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February 14, 1983... Creepy eh?
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February 14, 1983... Creepy eh?
Yes! but not a creepy as... Mon Apr 14 15:27:43 1952 That is 0xdeadbeef seconds from 00:00:00 Jan 1 1970.
Tue Jan 19 03:14:07 2038 Is a more worrying time as all 32 bit Unix and Linux systems will overflow the second counter and the clocks will jump back in time to Fri Dec 13 20:45:52 1901and we'll have to start all over again. <sigh>
t.