02/02/2000 and 29/02/2000.
Peter H.M. Brooks
the day the change from the year 1999 to 2000 occurred was considered
quite an interesting and important day to many - even though it ended up
being more of a damp squib than a day to remember for ever.
It made me think of today, though, arguably a far more interesting day.
I am not sure quite how it is best described, but the pattern was last
matched on the 1st January 1000. It isn't palindromic, as 02/02/2020
will be, which isn't that long to wait [or, for that matter the 10th
February 2001, or even the 11th February 2011]. But shouldn't
numerologist types be worrying about its symmetry anyway?
Anyway, even if it these are dates that you consider as common as muck,
I think it pleasing to have this consequence of the months being modulo
twelve, the days being modulo thirty oneish and it being early in the
century.
Probably the more interesting day this month is the 29th February, which
will be the first leap day at the start of a century since 1600 - I
wonder if anybody knows what was going on then.
Anyway, I think that I will take the 29th off, and have a party, after
all, it has taken four hundred years to accumulate enough time to have
the day, so one might as well take full advantage of it - it is a week
day too, so, if not too many people notice the significance of the day,
it should be an ideal time for a party.
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Before you buy.
Stephen Holland
> Probably the more interesting day this month is the 29th February,
> which will be the first leap day at the start of a century since
> 1600 - I wonder if anybody knows what was going on then.
Actually, it will be the first leap day at the end of a century
since 1600.
> Anyway, I think that I will take the 29th off, and have a party,
> after all, it has taken four hundred years to accumulate enough time
> to have the day, so one might as well take full advantage of it - it
> is a week day too, so, if not too many people notice the
> significance of the day, it should be an ideal time for a party.
That's a really good idea. Leap days should be holidays. If
you are being paid by the week, or by the month you don't get paid for
working on Leap Days.
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Peter H.M. Brooks
Stephen Holland <hol...@cleaner1.obs.aau.dk> wrote:
> Peter H.M. Brooks <pe...@psyche.demon.co.uk> writes:
>
> > Probably the more interesting day this month is the 29th February,
> > which will be the first leap day at the start of a century since
> > 1600 - I wonder if anybody knows what was going on then.
>
> Actually, it will be the first leap day at the end of a century
> since 1600.
>
>
> > Anyway, I think that I will take the 29th off, and have a party,
> > after all, it has taken four hundred years to accumulate enough time
> > to have the day, so one might as well take full advantage of it - it
> > is a week day too, so, if not too many people notice the
> > significance of the day, it should be an ideal time for a party.
>
> That's a really good idea. Leap days should be holidays. If
> you are being paid by the week, or by the month you don't get paid for
> working on Leap Days.
>
Stephen Holland
> Stephen Holland wrote:
>> That's a really good idea. Leap days should be holidays.
>> If you are being paid by the week, you don't get paid for working
>> on Leap Days.
> No, no, Stephen - First put brain into gear, Second, use keyboard.
> You got it bass-ackwards.
Take a look at a calander. If you get paid by the day then
Leap Days are great. If you get paid by the week, or by the month, or
whatever, then you are working an extra day that you don't get paid
for. Imagine that you get paid by the month (like I do). You get $X
per month, regardless of the number of days in that month. So in
February 1999 you get X/28 dollars per day, but in February 2000 you
get X/29 dollars per day (or X/28 dollars for the first 28 days and 0
dollars for the 29th day). Leap Days should be holidays. :-)
Smrgol };>~
in the date since 08/28/0888.
(Note "first")
11/19/1999, was the last date with only odd numbers till 11/11/3111.
};>~
Westwind
"Smrgol };>~" <Smr...@worldnet.att.netxyzzy> wrote:
> 11/19/1999, was the last date with only odd numbers till 11/11/3111.
I think 1/1/3111 comes slightly before that, unless you're only allowing
two-digit day and month numbers, in which case you're correct...
Westwind
Erreth-Akbe
> Interesting thing about today...Its the first date in a really really long
> time thats all even numbers....and won't happen again for a while.
Yeah, it hasn't happened since 08/28/888... and it won't happen again
until 02/04/2000... quite a while...
E-A
Stasya T. Canine
Would you folks PLEASE use the correct term for what you are
discussing in this thread? It's DIGITS, not NUMBERS.
You're driving this ex math major crazier than he usually is.
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Hoodah Thunkit
never seen a Danish calendar but my US calendar shows that the 29th
of this month is a Tuesday.
I have no argument with the fact that the 29th is an extra day in the
month of February, but don't forget - a normal month is 30 or 31 days
long and that means you're working an extra 2 or 3 days those months
according to your way of figuring. Either that or you're screwing the
boss out of 1 or 2 days this February and 2 or 3 days most Februaries.
David Walker
Hux wrote in message <389937...@advalvas.be>...
>Danielle wrote:
>>
>> am I missing something here? wouldn't every even day in an even month in
2000
>> consist of all even numbers?
>
>Yep, but it got you off the woodwork, didn't it.
>
>Hux
>Welcome, but hide before Zevra shouts PULL.
The truly INTERESTING day was November 19, 1999. 11/19/1999, the last day
for over 1000 years written with all ODD numbers.. The next time that
happens will be Jan 1, 3111 (1/1/3111)
Danielle
there are 7 days per week regardless of this day.
Danielle
2 days is just so LONG!!!
Arial Bold
Peter H.M. Brooks wrote in message <87bja0$1db$1...@nnrp1.deja.com>...
>In article <w47snzb...@cleaner1.obs.aau.dk>,
> Stephen Holland <hol...@cleaner1.obs.aau.dk> wrote:
>> Peter H.M. Brooks <pe...@psyche.demon.co.uk> writes:
>>
>> > Probably the more interesting day this month is the 29th February,
>> > which will be the first leap day at the start of a century since
>> > 1600 - I wonder if anybody knows what was going on then.
>>
>> Actually, it will be the first leap day at the end of a century
>> since 1600.
>>
>Thank you for that correction!
>>
>> > Anyway, I think that I will take the 29th off, and have a party,
>> > after all, it has taken four hundred years to accumulate enough time
>> > to have the day, so one might as well take full advantage of it - it
>> > is a week day too, so, if not too many people notice the
>> > significance of the day, it should be an ideal time for a party.
>>
>> working on Leap Days.
>>
>Good point, you should get paid for the extra day.
>
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>
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>bounce and lift, banishing the nasty wrinkles, snags and frayed ends
Dates and dating. People. like beer, need freshness dating
Smrgol };>~
Sorry sir! I only made math corporal.
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taiho
<<snip>>
> Unless your company changes the amount you get paid per month,
> you are getting extra pay for February even with a leap day. After all,
> all the other months have at least 30 days in them, and some are 31.
>
> Lets say you get $3000 per month. Then on a 30-day month you are
> getting $100/day. This means you should only get $2800 for most
> Februaries, and $2900 for Leap years... I suspect you are still getting
> $3000 though, which means you are getting a bonus in February of two
> free days (one free in leap year).
I get paid by the hour anyway, so my opinion does not mean as much. But, I
am still going to share it.
IMO, it does not matter to me if it is a holiday or not, because I will
still have to work. I had to work on Christmas day, on Thanksgiving day, on
New Years day, etc. That is the bad part about working in the radio
industry. Holidays are still workdays.
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Tim Bruening
"Smrgol };>~" wrote:
> This day, 02/02/2000 is the FIRST day without an odd number
> in the date since 08/28/0888.
> (Note "first")
>
> 11/19/1999, was the last date with only odd numbers till 11/11/3111.
Actually, I believe that the next all odd date will be 1/1/3111, or
January 1, 3111.
Danielle
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> Yeah, right - with 14 of them falling in February
> 15 in April
> 15 in June
> 15 in August
> 15 in October and
> 15 in December
> Looks like 89 all even to me, oddly enough. What happened to you - run
> out of fingers and toes to count on? ;-P
I hate to be picky, but you can't count October or December, they have 1's
in the month, remember (10 & 12).
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Robert J. Kolker
Sam Bell wrote:
> Jules wrote in message ...
> >Interesting thing about today...Its the first date in a really really long
> >time thats all even numbers....and won't happen again for a while.
>
> 2 days. 4 Feb 2000
2/22/2000 ?
4/22/2000 ?
6/22/2000 ?
8/22/2000 ?
These all have even digits.
Bob Kolker
Tim Bruening
"Robert J. Kolker" wrote:
In fact, there will be 36 all even days this year.
Hoodah Thunkit
"Robert J. Kolker" wrote:
>
> Sam Bell wrote:
>
> > Jules wrote in message ...
> > >Interesting thing about today...Its the first date in a really really long
> > >time thats all even numbers....and won't happen again for a while.
> >
> > 2 days. 4 Feb 2000
>
> 2/22/2000 ?
> 4/22/2000 ?
> 6/22/2000 ?
> 8/22/2000 ?
> These all have even digits.
>
> Bob Kolker
Hoodah Thunkit
15 in April
15 in June
15 in August
15 in October and
15 in December
Looks like 89 all even to me, oddly enough. What happened to you - run
out of fingers and toes to count on? ;-P
>
> "Robert J. Kolker" wrote:
>
> > Sam Bell wrote:
> >
> > > Jules wrote in message ...
> > > >Interesting thing about today...Its the first date in a really really long
> > > >time thats all even numbers....and won't happen again for a while.
> > >
> > > 2 days. 4 Feb 2000
> >
> > 2/22/2000 ?
> > 4/22/2000 ?
> > 6/22/2000 ?
> > 8/22/2000 ?
> > These all have even digits.
>
Timo Salmi
Hoodah Thunkit <bill...@home.com> wrote:
:Yeah, right - with 14 of them falling in February
Didn't they rather spring in February?
All the best, Timo (aka Perfesser Pundit in news:rec.humor)
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the mm/dd/yyyy format. Both 0 and 2 are even.
The last all even digit date was 08/28/0888 (but the calendar was
different then)
The last all odd digit date (again mm/dd/yyyy) was 11/19/1999, the next
will be 11/11/3111 - want to get together then?
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Hoodah Thunkit wrote:
> Yeah, right - with 14 of them falling in February
> 15 in April
> 15 in June
> 15 in August
> 15 in October and
> 15 in December
> Looks like 89 all even to me, oddly enough. What happened to you - run
> out of fingers and toes to count on? ;-P
There will be 9 all even days this month: 2/2/2000, 2/4/2000, 2/6/2000, 2/8/2000,
2/20/2000, 2/22/2000, 2/24/2000, 2/26/2000, and 2/28/2000. There will be another 9
each in April, June, and August (months 4,6, and 8). October and December are months
#10 and 12, which aren't all even (note the "1").
Hoodah Thunkit
Greg Evans
> Is zero an even number?
Or, is zero even a number?
Hoodah Thunkit
Tim and Elizabeth seem to think so.
Red Jack
> Is zero an even number?
>
In school, they told us its neither even nor odd, it just is.
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Hoodah Thunkit wrote:
>
> Is zero an even number?
>
>
... or is it not even a number?
As they say IMWTK -- Inquiring Minds Want To Know
Cheers
Merv
Merv
Greg Evans wrote:
>
> Hoodah Thunkit wrote:
> > Is zero an even number?
>
> Or, is zero even a number?
Greg .... I shoulda read a few more messages before tossing this
one off myself. You beat me to it and made a complete ass out of me,
a project I can usually handle quite well all by myself.
This falls into the GMTA Category -- Great Minds Think Alike
Cheers
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:In school, they told us its neither even nor odd, it just is.
What school was that?
Zero is even.
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> Hoodah Thunkit wrote:
>
> > Is zero an even number?
> >
Or, it just Isn't.
Greg Rea
> Zero is even.
Zero from "Beetle Bailey"? Man, that poor shlub NEVER breaks even!
Zero WhiteFur
>iamre...@earthlink.net (Red Jack) wrote about zero:
>:In school, they told us its neither even nor odd, it just is.
>What school was that?
>Zero is even.
And all this time I thought I was odd..hrm.
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>Hoodah Thunkit wrote:
>> Is zero an even number?
>Or, is zero even a number?
I'm not a number, I'm a free wolf!
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> iamre...@earthlink.net (Red Jack) wrote about zero:
> :In school, they told us its neither even nor odd, it just is.
>
> What school was that?
A school that I have a very, very low opinion of.
>
> Zero is even.
>
> -- Captain Nitpick `~ ' Kansas is at the center of the universe.
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> Hoodah Thunkit <bill...@home.com> wrote:
>
> > Is zero an even number?
> >
> In school, they told us its neither even nor odd, it just is.
How very Zen
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Rorschach wrote:
>
> On Sun, 13 Feb 2000, Red Jack wrote:
>
> > Hoodah Thunkit <bill...@home.com> wrote:
> >
> > > Is zero an even number?
> > >
> > In school, they told us its neither even nor odd, it just is.
>
> How very Zen
You like zis, zen?
Rorschach
*GRIN*
Damn! Crossposted accidentally (didn't look at the to line(s).
Tim Bruening
nemo
"Tim Bruening" <tsbr...@pop.dcn.davis.ca.us> wrote in message
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Hook hairs?
Tim Bruening
"Robert J. Kolker" wrote:
> Sam Bell wrote:
>
> > Jules wrote in message ...
> > >Interesting thing about today...Its the first date in a really really long
> > >time thats all even numbers....and won't happen again for a while.
> >
> > 2 days. 4 Feb 2000
>
> 2/22/2000 ?
> 4/22/2000 ?
> 6/22/2000 ?
> 8/22/2000 ?
> These all have even digits.
In fact, there will be 36 all even days in each even year this decade.
The last all even day for 2006 was 5 days ago.
Tim Bruening
nemo
THREE wan ones won???
Tim Bruening
Snow Leopard
How odd
*pr
Michael G. Koerner
Many date formats require the leading zeros, which are even. I favor the
YYYY-MM-DD format, thus they would be:
3111-01-01
3111-11-11
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Skytech
> How odd
>
Snow, just so you know, cut out all but alf so we don't crosspost.
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"Skytech" <sky...@ix.netcom.com> wrote in message
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>>
>> How odd
>>
>
> Snow, just so you know, cut out all but alf so we don't crosspost.
Will *mew* :)
Snuhwolf
ThePsyko <thep...@itookmyprozac.com> wrote:
Keep your satanic numerology to yourself, Net Abuser.
ThePsyko
Snuhwolf cry out in news:20061213080358.6c0a78cf@vector...
shut up poo poo head
Snow Leopard
"Sir F. A. Rien" <jaS...@gbr.online.com> wrote in message
news:dub1o29od8ojchkun...@4ax.com...
> On 13 Dec 2006 19:03:47 GMT, ThePsyko <thep...@itookmyprozac.com> found
> these unused words floating about:
>
*looks at it upside-down
Tim Bruening
Snow Leopard wrote:
Ah Hell!
Snow Leopard
*Llehha
Snuhwolf
ThePsyko <thep...@itookmyprozac.com> wrote:
> On 13 Dec 2006 I stormed the castle called alt.fashion and heard
> Snuhwolf cry out in news:20061213080358.6c0a78cf@vector...
>
> > On 12 Dec 2006 17:45:38 GMT
> > ThePsyko <thep...@itookmyprozac.com> wrote:
> >
> >> On 12 Dec 2006 I stormed the castle called alt.fashion and heard Tim
> >> Bruening cry out in news:457E8D81...@pop.dcn.davis.ca.us...
> >>
> >> >
> >> >
> >> > "Smrgol };>~" wrote:
> >> >
> >> >> This day, 02/02/2000 is the FIRST day without an odd number
> >> >> in the date since 08/28/0888.
> >> >> (Note "first")
> >> >>
> >> >> 11/19/1999, was the last date with only odd numbers till
> >> >> 11/11/3111.
> >> >
> >> > Actually, I believe that the next all odd date will be 1/1/3111, or
> >> > January 1, 3111.
> >>
> >> how very fashionable!
> >>
> >
> > Keep your satanic numerology to yourself, Net Abuser.
> >
>
> shut up poo poo head
>
Jebus died for your sins.
ThePsyko
A. Rien cry out in news:dub1o29od8ojchkun...@4ax.com...
> On 13 Dec 2006 19:03:47 GMT, ThePsyko <thep...@itookmyprozac.com>
> found these unused words floating about:
>
> 7734 - is that your magic number?
>
Depends on how many mushrooms I've eaten.
ThePsyko
Snuhwolf cry out in news:20061214081851.055d9a42@vector...
I'm not Jewish
ThePsyko
A. Rien cry out in news:v8m3o29iv8omsucg4...@4ax.com...
> On 14 Dec 2006 19:02:54 GMT, ThePsyko <thep...@itookmyprozac.com>
> found these unused words floating about:
>
> Not well read, either ...
>
>
No. I usually paint myself green.
Snow Leopard
"ThePsyko" <thep...@itookmyprozac.com> wrote in message
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This is a very odd, and impressively pointless, peek into a sub-subculture
or something.
*pr
§ñühwö£f
You shouldnt dis the furries like that, Pee Wee.
§ñühwö£f
But are you sinful?
:(
§ñühwö£f
> On Thu, 14 Dec 2006 08:18:51 +0000, Snuhwolf <snuhwo...@hotmail.com>
> found these unused words floating about:
>
> Wasn't that Jesub, hell?
I dont think they had subs back in the day.
Maybe quiznos...
ThePsyko
§ñühwö£f cry out in news:elueui$rsd$3...@news.datemas.de...
shhh... you'll excite Hatter
ThePsyko
Only when buckets of buttermilk are involved!
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Dennis Moore: "Stand and deliver!!! Hand over all the lupines you've got!!!"
FX: Snarl! Woofwoofwoof!! Howwwwwwwwwllll! Grrrrrrr! Sound of rending
flesh!!! . . . ."
Dennis Moore: "Arrrrgh!!!! Gerremoffme!!I meant the flowers! I meant the
bloody flowers!!!"
nemo
Strange taste in hair treatments some people have! Real poo instead of
shampoo! There's a novelty!
Ooooh! Is there a paper hat and a motto as well? (Well, it *is* nearly
Christmas.)
2N3111?? Handy transistor that.
nemo
Why doo they use your Latin name?
Yossel, Yossel Yossel Yossel!!
Common sense goes right down the drain!
Yossel, Yossel Yossel Yossel!! . . .
nemo
Oyyyy! Doan vurry. Nobody's perfect!
(You can get it done via e-Mohel these days you know!)
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Sinful-minded??
nemo
then you'll get so confused, you won't know whether you're gone or 'ere!
Snuhwolf
ThePsyko <thep...@itookmyprozac.com> wrote:
Its ok, he has many diapers to fill and promises to keep...
Snuhwolf
ThePsyko <thep...@itookmyprozac.com> wrote:
Factory farming is so ten minutes ago...
Snuhwolf
Sinfully clothed...
Snuhwolf
I see you're feeling the power of Jebus
what with you speaking in tongues and all
Snuhwolf
If I want to see that I can just watch my dvd set of the pythons.
Im a boy woof btw :(
nemo
"Snuhwolf" <snuhwo...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:20061216083252.7039d5ee@vector...
Sinfully unclothed would be more fun!!
nemo
Mary was Miriam as well.
nemo
I ain't got DVD yet. Next March I'll get a good DVD recorder when me pension
and lump sum comes through - then I've gotta transcribe well over 1000 VHS
cassettes!
I did seven years as a Traffic Warden ages ago. The lump sum is to make up
for all the times I got hit!
nemo
How do factories breed anyway?
Snuhwolf
Sir F. A. Rien <jaS...@gbr.online.com> wrote:
> On Sat, 16 Dec 2006 08:39:14 +0000, Snuhwolf <snuhwo...@hotmail.com>
> found these unused words floating about:
>
> Welcome to the 21st century, DVD is so, like, 10 minutes ago ...
>
THIS IS NOT YOUR FATHERS OLDSMOBILE...
Snuhwolf
"nemo" <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
Check with the RIAA to make sure your not infringing on their ability to wring another dime outta youse...
> I did seven years as a Traffic Warden ages ago. The lump sum is to make up
> for all the times I got hit!
>
>
BADA BING!
Snuhwolf
Sir F. A. Rien <jaS...@gbr.online.com> wrote:
> On Sat, 16 Dec 2006 08:34:06 +0000, Snuhwolf <snuhwo...@hotmail.com>
> found these unused words floating about:
>
> Try speaking without one ...
>
You just made Stephen Hawking cry :(
And koko is signing "tears"...
Snuhwolf
"nemo" <ne...@naughtylass.wet> wrote:
Were those their underground railroad slave names?
0_o
Snuhwolf
Sir F. A. Rien <jaS...@gbr.online.com> wrote:
> On Sat, 16 Dec 2006 08:32:52 +0000, Snuhwolf <snuhwo...@hotmail.com>
> found these unused words floating about:
>
> In summer, skinfully clothed?
>
In Dickens a Christmas Carol; skin-flintily clothed?
Snuhwolf
During mosquito season?
The bumps mean you love nature...
Snuhwolf
Sir F. A. Rien <jaS...@gbr.online.com> wrote:
> On Sat, 16 Dec 2006 08:31:58 +0000, Snuhwolf <snuhwo...@hotmail.com>
> found these unused words floating about:
>
> Like you would, like, Know?
>
I have seen the future...and its a cell cluster in a petri dish...
Snuhwolf
Earmarks and lobbyists and a shuttered EPA biblioteca, comrade!