V-Flyer

On Wednesday, May 4, 2006, at two minutes and three seconds after 1:00 AM in the morning, the time and date will be

01:02:03 04/05/06

This will never happen again in your lifetime.

PS.I hope this is in the right forum if not MODS please feel free to move it thank you.

Well, we Americans beat you, beacause here that is April 5th.

Originally posted by VS-EWR
Well, we Americans beat you, beacause here that is April 5th.

Having said that, did you realise the momentous occasion of the date at the time, or did you miss it?

I remember noticing one lunch-time during summer holiday in 1990, that it was 12:34:56s on the 7/8/90.....

so anyone going to stay up and post a reply to this thread!!

and it'll only count if your in GMT time!!

heck,np,but knowing my luck i'll get a 500 error

Originally posted by MCONut

Originally posted by VS-EWR
Well, we Americans beat you, beacause here that is April 5th.

Having said that, did you realise the momentous occasion of the date at the time, or did you miss it?

I knew about it, but I didn't stay up for it.

Originally posted by VS-EWR
Well, we Americans beat you, beacause here that is April 5th.

Exactly Nick: We were first; along with Canada, etc.

Originally posted by mcmbenjamin

Originally posted by VS-EWR
Well, we Americans beat you, beacause here that is April 5th.

Exactly Nick: We were first; along with Canada, etc.

Does Canada use the American date system or the British one?

Originally posted by VS-EWR
Does Canada use the American date system or the British one?

They use MM/DD/YY (Not sure it's an "American System" as such though - quite a few countries use it... )

Originally posted by preiffer
Not sure it's an "American System" as such though - quite a few countries use it... )

I meant more like, the system that America uses. But I tried to save virtual trees. Blast, I guess I just killed some...oh well.

This was announced on CNN the morning before.

Cheers,
VS045