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Today is 20-11-11-02 is absolutely symmetry day,millennium once.
Happy day! 
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You crazy asians and your reversed date notation 
It holds for the american notation as well, though – 11/02/2011! Europe had its symmetry on the 11th of february: 11-02-2011 (today is 02-11-2011).
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Joost said
You crazy asians and your reversed date notation
haha here use 2011-11-02
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MSFX said
Joost said
You crazy asians and your reversed date notation+1
I totally don’t get it lol
It’s normal in China or Japan.
The address form too .
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FlashTang said
MSFX said
Joost said
You crazy asians and your reversed date notation+1
I totally don’t get it lolIt’s normal in China or Japan.
The address form too
really? I’d so get lost lol
Anyway, back on topic… lol
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haha!
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Joost said
You crazy asians and your reversed date notation
Well, it actually makes sense. Compare it to this: when you say 123, you say 100, 20 and 3 so from largest to smallest number. With the date, its the same thing: year (largest amount of time), month (middle) and day (smallest).
Our notation isnt that bad, just reversed. I dont get the US notation though, what sense does that make? 
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Pretty cool! I’ve never understood US date notation. I find the DD/MM/YYYY notation the most sane, ordering by units of time starting with the smallest measure through to the largest.
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