It was an odd day yesterday
I came across this article that I thought was sort of interesting.
Calif. man celebrates 7/9/11 as 'Odd Day'
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7/9/11 is one of only six dates this century that features three consecutive odd numbers. Next up, 9/11/13.
After 11/13/15 we'll have to wait until next century before we have another date with 3 consecutive odd numbers.
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That only works if you use the mm/dd/yy format. A lot of the world uses dd/mm/yy.
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baja_yu
That only works if you use the mm/dd/yy format. A lot of the world uses dd/mm/yy.
Sounds like numerology mangling. Just like stats. If something doesn't fit the way one wants, no problem, tweak the source data. Otherwise, Europe and other m/d/y countries stop counting after 2013!
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Yup, based on this we can formulate several odd days http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Date_format_by_country
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In dd/mm/yy format. 1/3/05, 3/5/07, 5/7/09, 7/9/11 and 9/11/13 and that would be it since there are no dates with month greater than 11. So you'd have fewer dates using this format and the same consecutive numbers would of course represent different days since it's a different format. So using dd/mm/yy format after 9/11/13 you wouldn't have another date with 3 consecutive odd numbers until next century. But perhaps there is some calendar system that has more than 12 months in a year so there would be for that system.
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EntityX
...But perhaps there is some calendar system that has more than 12 months in a year so there would be for that system.
Klingon ?
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LaVolpe
Klingon ?
There's no need to go that far.
Lunar based calendars (for example: The Hindu calendar) has 13 months in a year every now and then.
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The day is odd even now.
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Well, that some sort of numerology type.
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EntityX
I came across this article that I thought was sort of interesting.
Calif. man celebrates 7/9/11 as 'Odd Day'
After 11/13/15 we'll have to wait until next century before we have another date with 3 consecutive odd numbers.
Some people really have way too much time on their hands.
By the way, in 2013, won't there be a 7/9/13?
Oh wait, I forgot, the world is coming to an end in 2012. (Which figures, by the way...the first year I'm eligible for retirement and the whole flippin' world ends...now thats enought to give a guy a complex :D)
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Hack
... I forgot, the world is coming to an end in 2012...
The Chicago Cubs baseball team will win the World Series next season as predicted by the Mayans. The Mayans predicted it, so it must be true.
Common knowledge says that when Cubbies win that series, the world will end. So, via interpolation/extrapolation, the Mayans predicted the Cubs winning the World Series next year. Go Cubs!
Yes, the above was an attempt at humor ;)
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LaVolpe
Yes, the above was an attempt at humor ;)
Which part?
The part about the world coming to an end, or the part about the *snort* *giggle* cubbies winning the world series? :D
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Hack
By the way, in 2013, won't there be a 7/9/13?
In 7/9/13 the 13 wouldn't be consecutive after 9. 7/9/11 would be consecutive odd numbers.
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Hack
Some people really have way too much time on their hands.
This is true. I get restless sometimes and make unnecessary posts or start unnecessary threads. Most if not all of Chit Chat is unnecessary but we enjoy it.