I wonder if there's any practical use for this sort of pseudo-event, other than for geeky highschool math teachers trying to make an impression on their class:

http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/palindrome-week-date-week-backwards/story?id=30966408

 

Cool!

 

Cool!

Man!.. trust me, I'm still laughing here...

 

I wonder if there's any practical use for this sort of pseudo-event, other than for geeky highschool math teachers trying to make an impression on their class:

http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/palindrome-week-date-week-backwards/story?id=30966408

Hmmm... I have a feeling that my wife wouldn't agree, since for her the date today is 10/5/15.

 

Hmmm... I have a feeling that my wife wouldn't agree, since for her the date today is 10/5/15.

Interesting clue... that tells me

1. That your wife is a foreigner
2. That she's from the earth's opposite hemisphere, where the date hasn't changed yet

Unless you did a typo and wrote 10 instead of 11

 

It was a typo -- and on the opposite side of the Earth they are a day ahead of us.

Though I don't know if "typo" is the right term since I typed what I meant to type. More like just a brain fart.

 

Interesting clue... that tells me

1. That your wife is a foreigner
2. That she's from the earth's opposite hemisphere, where the date hasn't changed yet

Unless you did a typo and wrote 10 instead of 11

3. She is dyslexic.

 

...on the opposite side of the Earth they are a day ahead of us....

3. She is dyslexic.

And I seem to be calendar-impaired...

 

I prefer to celebrate the is week for it's also being 'Angry for No Reason' week. I can just relate to that better.

 

I prefer to celebrate the is week for it's also being 'Angry for No Reason' week. I can just relate to that better.

I'm beginning to see a worrisome personality pattern here ...