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exciting hey?

Wouldn't call it exciting...only special thing about today...



Regards
JAS

I hope every one here stops for 1 minute's reflection at 11:00

Yep...

✿ Lest we forget ✿

(Day/month/year wise - It is pretty cool seeing all those 1's though)

dedja wrote:exciting hey?

I knew some retard would start a thread about it.

...and at 11 minutes past 11, it will be only 11 seconds until 11:11:11 11/11/11.

...and if you can wait 12 hours more after that, then you can relive the excitement all over again!

Pseudo wrote:...and at 11 minutes past 11, it will be only 11 seconds until 11:11:11 11/11/11.

...and if you can wait 12 hours more after that, then you can relive the excitement all over again!

that depends on whether you use a 12 or 24 hour clock

and technically it would be 11:11:11 11/11/2011

Its a powerful thing Silence. To have your workplace, completely silent even for only 1 minute is an eerie feeling.

Lest we forget

Footy Smart wrote:Its a powerful thing Silence. To have your workplace, completely silence even for only 1 minute is an eerie feeling.

Lest we forget

x2

Chilling indeed.

Youtube - The Last Post, followed by a minutes silence.

Funny, everyone puts the idiot at the footy in his place when he yells out during the minute's silence, yet many, many thousands of people can't spare a minute to stop their cars at 11am on Remembrance Day.

Dogwatcher wrote:Funny, everyone puts the idiot at the footy in his place when he yells out during the minute's silence, yet many, many thousands of people can't spare a minute to stop their cars at 11am on Remembrance Day.

The person at my workplace who was on a phone call, saying loudly "Yeah, apparently its the minutes silence for Rememberance Day, ah well" and tried to keep talking, got put in his place very quickly with the number of people glaring at him.

Was sad at the service I attended.
The throb of cars continued throughout the silence and, of course, during the actual service. I could hardly here the words.
But then again, I guess there wasn't much silence at Flanders, Ypres or Gallipoli.

Claire Sinclair, the 2011 Playboy Playmate of the Year will kiss 11 lucky Australians in 11 seconds from 11.11am under the Flinders Street Station clocks in Melbourne on Friday November 11, 2011.

To promote prevention of unplanned pregnancies in Australia, Claire wants to encourage everyone to kiss someone in the 11th minute of the 11th hour on the 11th day of the 11th month every year.

Australian statistics on unplanned pregnancies are damning, but kissing CAN help raise awareness:

. Around 150,000 unplanned pregnancies per year in Australia (vs. 250,000 kids born yearly)

. Just under half of all unplanned pregnancies in Australia result in abortion / termination

. Almost 1 in 3 of all Australian women will choose abortion sometime in their lifetime

. Almost 1 in 3 of children born each year in Australia come from unplanned pregnancies

WHO: CLAIRE SINCLAIR
2011 PLAYBOY PLAYMATE OF THE YEAR
WHAT: KISSING 11 AUSTRALIANS IN 11 SECONDS
WHEN: NOVEMBER 11, 2011 AT 11.11 AM
WHERE: FLINDERS STREET STATION, MELBOURNE

dedja wrote:exciting hey?

should i start a thread tomorrow for 12/11/11? Aside from remembrance day, today is nothing special.

Media Park wrote:

dedja wrote:exciting hey?

should i start a thread tomorrow for 12/11/11? Aside from remembrance day, today is nothing special.

That in itself makes it special, shame, shame, shame

Dogwatcher wrote:Was sad at the service I attended.
The throb of cars continued throughout the silence and, of course, during the actual service. I could hardly here the words.
But then again, I guess there wasn't much silence at Flanders, Ypres or Gallipoli.

Some towns and cities here try to get around that by turning all the traffic lights to red for the silence. Not sure how successful it is though.

Regards
JAS

Ian wrote:

Media Park wrote:

dedja wrote:exciting hey?

should i start a thread tomorrow for 12/11/11? Aside from remembrance day, today is nothing special.

That in itself makes it special, shame, shame, shame

What I'm getting at Ian is that it's a thread started about a funky quirk with the date, not because of Remembrance Day.

Watching the cricket at the pub last night...

South Africa were, at one point...

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