[Grateful Dad]

Check it out, here's some fun stuff for y'all!

This year we will experience four unusual dates:

1/1/11
1/11/11
11/1/11
11/11/11

Now take the last two digits of the year you were born and add the age you will be this year and it should add up to 111....how strange is that??

Examples:

I was born in 1963 and I'll be 48 this year. So 63 + 48 = 111

My grandma was born in 1918 and she'll be 93. So 18 + 93 = 111

[tcsned]

Run for cover!!!

My best friend and bandmate turned 44 on 4/4/04 (also my wife's b-day).

[Grateful Dad]

Run for cover!!!

My best friend and bandmate turned 44 on 4/4/04 (also my wife's b-day).

Far out!

My youngest son just turned 10 on 10/10/10!

[Rusty the Scoob]

Run for cover!!!

My best friend and bandmate turned 44 on 4/4/04 (also my wife's b-day).

Far out!

My youngest son just turned 10 on 10/10/10!

Admit it - you had him in the year 2000 on purpose, just so you could never forget his age, right?

[jackr]

Run for cover!!!

Might as well get in all those strange numbers now since the world is ending in 2012 anyway! LOL

[Charlie]

In Australia by convention we write the days as day/month/Year. This means 20 November will be 20/11/2011

[Mick]

Now take the last two digits of the year you were born and add the age you will be this year and it should add up to 111....how strange is that??

Examples:

I was born in 1963 and I'll be 48 this year. So 63 + 48 = 111

My grandma was born in 1918 and she'll be 93. So 18 + 93 = 111

I've heard this one before. I even had someone here at work (tend to be math geeky types) tell me how this was "spooky". I pointed out that next year, if you take the last two digits of the year you were born and add the age you'll be in that year, it will always add to 112, the next year it will add to 113 etc.

He was a little