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This christmas is day #55555 on astronomers' timescale (modified julian date).
- J3L2404 16y agoAround 8:30 EST will 55555.55555.
- antimatter15 16y agoAww, crap, I missed it. It was something like 8:20AM EST
- nakkiel 16y agoIn Thai language, 5 is pronounced 'haa'. People use it in IM as a replacement for 'lol'; thus sentences are often suffixed with '555'. Today is obviously the funniest day ever. For the curious who want to hear it: http://www.thai-language.com/id/134341
- VMG 16y agoI wonder why this isn't mentioned in the Principia Discordia
- CallMeV 16y agoSome things the Goddess keeps to herself. Others, she leaves for us mortals to find, like breadcrumbs leading to a shack full of fireworks - and you having to light a match to see where you are. And yet others, Mankind makes for himself, and Goddess can only sit back, pour herself one, spark up a spliff and laugh at our inability to see the consequences.
- riffic 16y agosince when?
- cnvogel 16y ago00:00 November 17, 1858, Wednesday (from wikipedia)
- ck2 16y agoI know this is being hyper-geeky but I've never appreciated these kinds of alignments because they are just based on arbitrary man-made starting points. If you want to impress me, show me all the planets in a solar system in a row. Moon alignment = bonus points. Unfortunately we have to wait until September 2040 for that around here. ps. was that lunar eclipse amazing or what?