Once in the History of the Cosmos
On April 5th, 2006, at exactly two minutes and three seconds past one o'clock in the morning, the time and date will be 01:02:03 04/05/06.
This has never happened before, and it will never happen again.
You may now return to your regularly scheduled life.
posted by Timothy @ 11:40 AM
14 Comments:
Actually, that's pretty cool. I'm sure I will forget to take notice when that time rolls around, but cool anyway.
I hate to burst your bubble, but it happens every 100 years. And if you don't use military time, it happens twice every hundred years. Sorry, Tim.
Oh. Right. Hm.
But this is definitely the only time it will happen in our lifetime. That's kind of...special.
Tim, you should have a shirt that says 01:02:03, 04/05/06 and wear a jacket, and at that precise moment in time you should be awake and around a bunch of people and rip your jacket off like superman to reveal the message on your shirt and set off roman candles and bottle rockets,and those little party poppers...
.....oh my,it's getting late...and I'm getting tired.....good night :)
Tim, you may have beat me to posting it on a blog, but *I* know it will happen TWICE in one day. I think I will sleep in and catch it when it rolls around in the *afternoon*! :P
--JStarr
well tim, unfortunately that doesn't work for us...europeans...'cause it would be 01:02:03 05/04/06...bummer...but we'll have that in may ;) so if you missed it now you know where to get it!
so was anyone awake, at 01:02:03 a.m., 04/05/06? i wasn't, i was asleep. at least i think i was.?
i'm quite sure i was either sleeping or having an out-of-body experience.
I'm amazed that this post inspired so many comments.
Yeah, it's always a mystery... some posts that I think are worthy of much commenting get none, while others....
No, Mario, I wasn't up either. Barely. I think I missed it by 20 minutes.
I'm disappointed, no shirt, no jacket, no fireworks or party poppers, I wanted to hear all about it. well, there's always next century, or we could go visit Jenny in May
I am once in the history of the cosmos.
Plus, good work adding the people links back Tim--much appreciated!
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