My fascination with dates that have numerical patterns has resulted in at least two entries:
March 3, 2003 (03/03/03) and
February 20, 2002 (20-02-2002) are examples. I missed yesterday (04/04/04) — although Blogger's "Change Time & Date" feature would allow me to pretend I hadn't — but I did think ahead to latter patterns in this decade.
So, fast forward with me to 2007. July 7 (07/07/07) will fall on a Saturday, the traditional seventh day of the calendar week. I'm guessing there is a high probability we'll see these things:
- The religious superstitious will freak, and we'll hear all sorts of Second Coming talk again, as we did at the turn of the millenium.
- We'll see some evil nasty virus-y worm-y thing, taking advantage of some obscure new security loophole introduced in Windows Longhorn.*
From the religious-superstitious perspective, I think I'm relieved that June 6, 2006 (06/06/06) is a Tuesday, not a Friday or Sunday. But I'd still keep that anti-virus software up-to-date that week if I were you.
* Not that I would ever advocate such a thing. Just to be clear.
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