What about 9th September 1999. Only short date both US ( mm-dd-yy) and
UK (dd-mm-yy) 9 9 99
Cheers,
Will
On 4/02/20 3:05 am, [email protected] wrote:
2021-12-02
12-02-2021
I'm afraid the UK is out of that one though and any 20xx year. Sucks to be
them!
Michael Lee Finney
Bit late, sorry, but I've just heard that yesterday's date was the first
palindromic date for 909 years, and there won't be another for 101 years.
Even more significantly, it's palindromic in all three common 'long' date
formats: UK (dd-mm-yyyy), US (mm-dd-year) and ISO (yyyy-mm-dd); I believe
that will never happen again.
Also it's the 33rd day of the year and there are 333 days remaining in the
year!
See this report:
http://www.thenewportbuzz.com/for-first-time-in-909-years-today-is-a-palindrome-02-02-2020-the-same-forwards-and-backwards-and-it-wont-happen-for-another-101-years/
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