I forgot this morning and I will eternally regret it. Well, until next year and a bit, for a few more years. In other timezones there's still a chance for everyone (using European date notation) to live the moment of 05/06/07 08:09.
I forgot this morning and I will eternally regret it. Well, until next year and a bit, for a few more years. In other timezones there's still a chance for everyone (using European date notation) to live the moment of 05/06/07 08:09.
Happy sequential number day.
Just set your clock and calendar for 9 August, 2007 at 06:05 (or, in more sensible notation, at 08:09 again).
Of course, these "dates" always ignore the truncation of the year, so what do they mean anyway?
I forgot this morning and I will eternally regret it. Well, until next year and a bit, for a few more years. In other timezones there's still a chance for everyone (using European date notation) to live the moment of 05/06/07 08:09.
Happy sequential number day.
Not to worry
In One year, 32 days one hour and one minute you get another kick at the cat
I forgot this morning and I will eternally regret it. Well, until next year and a bit, for a few more years. In other timezones there's still a chance for everyone (using European date notation) to live the moment of 05/06/07 08:09.
Happy sequential number day.
Not to worry
In One year, 32 days one hour and one minute you get another kick at the cat