Not at all, just an interesting time/date:
On Wednesday, April 5th, at two minutes and three seconds after 1:00 In the morning, the time and date will be 01:02:03 04/05/06.
The end of the world?
Apr 4, 2006, 6:45 PM ET26 posts by 13 posters
26 posts
You are off by two months. The end of the world will be in June:
06:06:06 06/06/06
"Kent_Diego" wrote in message news:a_ZYf.4697$fS6.3800@dukeread11...
June 6 2006 = 666
"Amun" wrote in message news:zK1Zf.2360$[email]...
Nah, if 666 meant the end of the world, it would have happened June 6 of the year 106, or 206, or 306, or 406, or 506, or 606, or 706, or 806, or 906, or 1006, etc Ir it would've happened in the year 666.
Fuck, it's my birthday!
I'd keep that to myself if I were you....Damian.
"Joten" wrote in message news:44355396$[email]...
Damn, man... I've just realised I was born on the triple-6 date of 06/06/86
Freaky
It's also D-Day.
I'm scared.
In article , [email] (Chris �) wrote:
Don't think so. D-Day was in 1944. It's the /anniversary/ of D-Day.
Why must this stupid thing infect every single message board I post to?
""Chris �"" wrote in message news:[email]...
Apparently, some people find it interesting. What other boards have you seen it on? I posted it to this one, Family Guy and The Simpsons
It's been on almost every message board I post to, from baseball to Battlestar Galactica.
""Chris �"" wrote in message news:[email]...
If I had known it was all over already, I wouldn't have posted it at all. Sorry.
Once Upon A Time That Guy wrote:
I stayed up late to enjoy it but barely had enough time. It was over in a second.
** Captain Infinity
"Captain Infinity" wrote in message news:[email]...
LOL!
"That Guy" wrote in message news:[email]...
Don't be sorry. Those guys over at Battlestar Galactica cross-post irrelevant shit all the time to other newsgroups!
Lava
"Lava" wrote in message news:CGzZf.4255$[email]...
Thanks.
"That Guy" wrote in message news:[email]...
It hasn't happened here yet. 04/05/06 is 4th May 2006 in countries that apply some form of logic to the date format.
George
Wog George wrote:
Like the day first? Have we learned nothing from the Y2K rollover??!!
In article , Sparky Spartacus wrote:
Proper date formats are defined in ISO 8601. Only heretics use anything other than YYYY-MM-DD. See <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_8601> for details.
The world actually ended long ago. I'm not sure of the exact date, I think it was just before the adoption of the first ISO standard.
But fortunately, nobody noticed.
"Howard S Shubs" wrote in message news:[email]...
That's right. The components of the date are day, month and year. A day is the smallest, a year is biggest, and a month is in-between. Logically you should order the parts from largest to smallest or the other way around. The method above is perfect for sorting. I don't know who had the bright idea for Americans to put the day in the middle.
George
"Wog George" wrote
It reflects the speech pattern: "April fifth twenty-oh-six".
(I agree that YYY-MM-DD is the best format for dates, by the way. We just don't talk that way.)
In article , "Opinicus" wrote:
Sorry, but three-digit years have been out of style for quite a while now.
In article , "Wog George" wrote:
Probably some asshole who just HAD to do it differently from the Yurpeans.
Wog George wrote:
Huh? What makes them "logical"?
Day first? Right!!!
I hope you're not working on any serious software.