Today is a palindromic date in DD MM YYYY date format (ignoring punctuation). The next one will be 10-12-2101. (EDITED)
(02-22-2022 08:48 AM)ijabbott Wrote: [ -> ]Today is a palindromic date in DD MM YYYY date format (ignoring punctuation). The next one will be 10-12-2101. (EDITED)
Dang. It doesn’t work in the U.S. 02-22-2022
It's Tuesday, 2/22/22, the grandest of all taco Tuesdays. Do not squander this gift you have been given!
(02-22-2022 08:48 AM)ijabbott Wrote: [ -> ]Today is a palindromic date in DD MM YYYY date format (ignoring punctuation). The next one will be 10-12-2101. (EDITED)
I'm in Sweden, and we write this 2022-02-22, i,e Year-Month-Day.
Not so fun in our notation then
(02-22-2022 12:02 PM)Massimo Gnerucci Wrote: [ -> ][comic strip]
LOL ! Very good, it indeed sounds like a tune when one pronounces it correctly and rythmically.
In Spain, this date is "
22-02-2022", which reads like "
dos-dos-cero-dos-dos-cero-dos-dos", which is a number perfectly
palindromic and even more, as my daughter noticed, it's also
invertible: if you look at it
upside down (a 180º turn),
it remains the same !!
Furthermore, in Spain
Tuesday is the
2nd day of the week, so you just need to wait until
02:20:22 and you'll have a most
palindromic,
invertible 2-0 timestamp ! :
Tuesday 22-02-2022 02:20:22
Regards.
V.
(02-22-2022 07:09 PM)Valentin Albillo Wrote: [ -> ] (02-22-2022 12:02 PM)Massimo Gnerucci Wrote: [ -> ][comic strip]
LOL ! Very good, it indeed sounds like a tune when one pronounces it correctly and rythmically.
In Spain, this date is "22-02-2022", which reads like "dos-dos-cero-dos-dos-cero-dos-dos", which is a number perfectly palindromic and even more, as my daughter noticed, it's also invertible: if you look at it upside down (a 180º turn), it remains the same !!
Furthermore, in Spain Tuesday is the 2nd day of the week, so you just need to wait until 02:20:22 and you'll have a most palindromic, invertible 2-0 timestamp ! :
Tuesday 22-02-2022 02:20:22
Regards.
V.
I got a headache from standing upside down to read it. It still doesn't look the same to me:
sop-sop-oɹǝɔ-sop-sop-oɹǝɔ-sop-sop
Maybe if I lived in Australia it might look better. I've always wanted to visit Vienna!
(02-23-2022 07:37 PM)toml_12953 Wrote: [ -> ] (02-22-2022 07:09 PM)Valentin Albillo Wrote: [ -> ][...]In Spain, this date is "22-02-2022", which reads like "dos-dos-cero-dos-dos-cero-dos-dos", which is a number perfectly palindromic [...]
I got a headache from standing upside down to read it. It still doesn't look the same to me:
sop-sop-oɹǝɔ-sop-sop-oɹǝɔ-sop-sop
Well, I said "which is
a number perfectly
palindromic", not "
a sentence" ...
Quote:Maybe if I lived in Australia it might look better. I've always wanted to visit Vienna!
And I've always wanted to visit Australia and New Zealand, but they're slightly far from my home.
Regards.
V.
(02-23-2022 07:37 PM)toml_12953 Wrote: [ -> ]Maybe if I lived in Australia it might look better. I've always wanted to visit Vienna!
If you are a Dumb and Dumber fan, Vienna would be in Australia. :-)
cheers
Tony
(02-24-2022 12:19 AM)teenix Wrote: [ -> ] (02-23-2022 07:37 PM)toml_12953 Wrote: [ -> ]Maybe if I lived in Australia it might look better. I've always wanted to visit Vienna!
If you are a Dumb and Dumber fan, Vienna would be in Australia. :-)
cheers
Tony
I'm glad one person got my joke, anyway! I've been to Vienna, Saltzburg, and quite a few other cities in Europe. My Grandmother was born and raised in Darmstadt and she took me on a tour of Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the central Europe area. With the rough quality of the toilet paper in the cities we visited, I can see why bidets are so popular!