Last repeatable date this century

**mudskipper** · 12 December 2012, 05:55

Originally posted by Alias View Post

Happy 12.12.12 !

Same to you.

**Asper A Gus** · 12 December 2012, 06:10

Who is going to post at 12.12.12. 12:12 ?

**mudskipper** · 12 December 2012, 07:03

Originally posted by Asper A Gus View Post

Who is going to post at 12.12.12. 12:12 ?

NickFitz.

**ctdctd** · 12 December 2012, 07:07

Originally posted by Asper A Gus View Post

Who is going to post at 12.12.12. 12:12 ?

AtW or a smelly sockie

**SimonMac** · 12 December 2012, 07:45

12/12/12 or as the Americans say 12/12/12 (which is wrong) is a once in a life time date, but then again that's how all dates work

**NickFitz** · 12 December 2012, 08:53

Originally posted by SimonMac View Post

12/12/12 or as the Americans say 12/12/12 (which is wrong) is a once in a life time date, but then again that's how all dates work

Although, given current advances in medical science and technology, it's entirely possible that a very young person alive today will still be alive for the next one in a hundred years.

**SimonMac** · 12 December 2012, 08:55

Originally posted by NickFitz View Post

Although, given current advances in medical science and technology, it's entirely possible that a very young person alive today will still be alive for the next one in a hundred years.

You are kinda missing the point, but thanks for playing

**Alias** · 12 December 2012, 08:59

**BrilloPad** · 12 December 2012, 09:02

Originally posted by NickFitz View Post

Although, given current advances in medical science and technology, it's entirely possible that a very young person alive today will still be alive for the next one in a hundred years.

No way. They will gorge themselves and die from diabetes.

HTH

Last repeatable date this century