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To: Berlin_Freeper
The real 10/10/1010 passed a 1000 years ago. This is merely 10/10/2010 which the media is trying to make a big deal out of.
3 posted on
10/09/2010 11:56:11 PM PDT by
libh8er
To: Berlin_Freeper
It’s a wonder that Christians haven’t gone back to the calendar that’s outlined in the Bible.
4 posted on
10/09/2010 11:58:06 PM PDT by
Olog-hai
To: Berlin_Freeper
If earthly humanity survives (strains of that strange song “In the Year 2525” filter in) there will be another one of these on October 10, 2110, ten years after another Y2K-like frenzy over the computational equipment of that era which somehow will have fallen into using abbreviations without much forethought again.
5 posted on
10/09/2010 11:58:47 PM PDT by
HiTech RedNeck
(I am in America but not of America (per bible: am in the world but not of it))
To: Berlin_Freeper
I find these days kind of cool. We had 7/7/77 and each 11 years after until 9/9/99. Then two years later we had 01/01/01 and each year since then, for a couple more years, we will have dates like this. But after 12/12/12, we are done. We will have to start over with the 11-year cycle, on 2/2/22. How lucky we were to be alive during this 11-year string of one of these dates per year.
7 posted on
10/10/2010 12:05:31 AM PDT by
Yaelle
( I donated double. We need FR running smoothly this fall. Join me.)
To: Berlin_Freeper
"There will never be another day that matches its precise numeric properties unless a future civilization decides to scrap the whole Gregorian calender thing..." Nonsense. 10/10/2110 will have the same uniqueness. Happens every 100 years.
8 posted on
10/10/2010 12:07:47 AM PDT by
Windflier
(To anger a conservative, tell him a lie. To anger a liberal, tell him the truth.)
To: Berlin_Freeper
10/10/10 occurred once and that was on October 10, in the year 10 of the Common EraThere never was a 10/10/10 of the "Common Era", or even Anno Domini, except in retrospect. It's like the joke about the coin from 100 B.C. ( It would be B.C.E. but they didn't know about that in those days ... Ha Ha! )
The Christian calendar wasn't established until 532 A.D.
9 posted on
10/10/2010 12:08:32 AM PDT by
dr_lew
To: Berlin_Freeper
12 posted on
10/10/2010 12:22:06 AM PDT by
I see my hands
(Unintentionally not left blank)
To: Berlin_Freeper
13 posted on
10/10/2010 12:25:43 AM PDT by
ScoopAmma
(We are led by the Resident -in Chief; aka part-time member of Webelo Troop 44)
To: Berlin_Freeper
This is NOT a perfect ten.
10/10/1010 was.
10/10/2010 is not.
To: Berlin_Freeper
And the winner ... 46 percent thought something good would happen because it's 10/10/10. Stand by for November 11 next year. All indications are it's going to be a really good day to get married.I'm waiting for 13/13/13, myself.
To: Berlin_Freeper
Buddy of mine got married 09/09/09. Not magical, but easy to remember for sure. So the value of picking a date like that is in minimizing the risk of forgetting your anniversary and thereby avoiding major life risk. Proof: he remembered 09/09/10 so he’s off to a good start!
To: Berlin_Freeper
10 Facts:
1) God gave Moses 10 Commandments.
2) I-10 runs the E-W length of the continental United Stated from Florida to Santa Monica, California.
3) Most characters in a winning poker hand: four 10s + any other card.
4) 10 is the atomic number of neon.
5) In bowling, 10 pins are arranged in a triangular pattern and there are 10 frames per game.
6) 10 is the highest score possible in Olympics competitions.
7) To reduce something by one-tenth is to “decimate.”
8) In Baseball there are always at least 10 players on the field at a time (including the batter).
9) In Basketball, the height of the goals is 10 feet. Also the number of players on the court (5 on each team).
10) The most common number of items in any given list...you guessed it10!
23 posted on
10/10/2010 12:47:49 AM PDT by
TruthHound
("He who does not punish evil commands it to be done." --Leonardo da Vinci)
To: Berlin_Freeper
Shuāng Shí Jié (Double Ten Day) is the National Celebration Day, or Guóqìng Rìin, in Taiwan. It has been 99 years since the start of the 10/10/1911 uprising that led to the Republic of China (ROC).
26 posted on
10/10/2010 12:58:27 AM PDT by
advance_copy
(Stand for life or nothing at all)
To: Berlin_Freeper
31 posted on
10/10/2010 1:09:00 AM PDT by
bannie
(Gone to seed.)
To: Berlin_Freeper
Last week while in Jerusalem and taking buses there (you get a time stamped ticket when you pay which can be used as a transfer) it occurred to me that those stamped 10:10 on 10/10/10 might become collectors' items. I even came up with a strategy (Bording at 10:11 would be a bummer.) to obtain one for one of my cousins. It's about ten minutes from now as I type.
ML/NJ (in Israel)
32 posted on
10/10/2010 1:11:10 AM PDT by
ml/nj
To: Berlin_Freeper
Folks, its just a number, arbitrarily created by flawed, human beings.
Our attraction to numbers is no different than our attraction to light or sweet foods.
41 posted on
10/10/2010 2:57:43 AM PDT by
Erik Latranyi
(Too many conservatives urge retreat when the war of politics doesn't go their way.)
To: Berlin_Freeper
8/8/88...the night the lights when on at Wrigley Field....actually it rained that night...postponed to 8/9/88
To: Berlin_Freeper
I looked at a clock at 12:34 on 5/6/78.
51 posted on
10/10/2010 5:27:48 AM PDT by
Right Wing Assault
(The Obama magic is <strike>fading</strike>gone.)
To: Berlin_Freeper
My engineer husband says that today is National Binary Day!
To: Berlin_Freeper
After 11/11/1111 it's all been down hill.
54 posted on
10/10/2010 6:15:29 AM PDT by
avg_freeper
(Gunga galunga. Gunga, gunga galunga)
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