Happy Eight-Nine-Ten. If you're American, then you'll write today's date as 8/9/10. I guess that, for you Europeans, you'll have to wait until September 8 to get your own 8.9.10, ja?
You know, when I inadvertently noticed this I got all excited and went around the office telling everyone there would be no day like today for 100 years.
Then I pointed out that it was 8/9/10. They all looked at me like I was crazy.
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You know, when I inadvertently noticed this I got all excited and went around the office telling everyone there would be no day like today for 100 years.
ReplyDeleteThen I pointed out that it was 8/9/10. They all looked at me like I was crazy.
Not for the first time.
And, of course, Koreans had their own 8.9.10 almost two years ago.
ReplyDelete(Oh, but we'll get a 10.9.8 in less than a month!)