12.13.14

[Raymond Fries]

Today a child was born in Ohio at 10:11. So that is 10 11 12 13 14. YAY. Real easy to remember. We were wondering if mom waited a minute or two for that last push.

[Rod Sheridan]

Today's date. 12.13.14
Just thought I'd mention it.

Not where I live, today is 2014/12/15..................Funny regional differences............Rod.

[glenn bradley]

And in military time at 3:16:17 it will be/was 12/13/14 15:16:17

I was visiting dad and we both got a laugh out of this when we realized.

[Jim Rimmer]

Makes perfect sense to me. If you get married on a "special date" you can remember what it is. I was married on 7/13, and that makes it easy to remember. The only way I can remember the year is that it was the year before my first son was born; otherwise I wouldn't have a clue.

My MIL had the good sense to give birth on 6/9; I can remember that one also.

OK, the 6/9 makes since with the inversion of the number. But maybe I'm dense - what makes 7/13 easy to remember?

[Pat Barry]

Today's date. 12.13.14
Just thought I'd mention it.

The funny thing is everyone seems to forget its 2014 AD not 14 AD so really it was 12/13/2014 and that's no big deal.

[Myk Rian]

what makes 7/13 easy to remember?

Prime numbers?

[Mel Fulks]

Actually the correct form is "AD 2014",but it's seldom seen in recent years. The guy who wrote the message for the first
moon trip plaque ,left on the surface, got it wrong and was pretty disturbed about it. He did not fix it.

[Myk Rian]

He did not fix it.

Probably because it was on the moon.

[Dan Hunkele]

Probably because it was on the moon.

Reasonable reason

[Chuck Darney]

It will be another century before we see a date like this again.

jtk

What about January 23, 2045? 012345

[Duane Meadows]

Prime numbers?

I'm thinking lucky number, unlucky number! Assuming one is into that kind of thing. Lots of prime numbers... including 11.