A bit of useless information for you - 2nd February 2020 is a reversible date when written numerically 02/02/2020 . It doesn't happen very often - unless you cheat a bit - as in the date of our wedding and also my wife's 21st birthday 7th November 1970 - which I usually write as 07/11/70. Next palindrome date is 12/12/2121 so don't hold your breath
Wait until its twenty past eight this evening then! I've finally got over being spooked by the relatively high number of times that I see double numbers on digital clocks. Been through all the rational and mathematical arguments about it and just got used to it now ... First time was a "joke" in my book as it was 20:20 on a DVD player ..... ("20:20 vision"?) Now it's three or four times a day, and that's not counting when I happen to be walking past a clock. Anyone else?
Am I being overly thick, or will the next one be 12th Feb next year? And another one on the 22nd Feb the year after? 12/02/2021 and 22/02/2022 Someone tell me why I'm wrong
Correct I've got a pic off twitter with the 21st century dates that are 7 or 8 digit palindrome but I can't get on Tapatalk to post it
No by my reckoning you're right unless you can have only two numbers in the palindrome? The last one apparently was 909 years ago - I make that 11/11/1111?
The morning rush, school runs etc, I very frequently glance at the clock on breakfast news and its showing 7:47. Shame its also frequently showing Naga Munchetty.......
@cunny44 @scrooge95 The 12/02/2021 & 22/02/2022 only work in the UK .... Today and 12/12/2121 work internationally
