On 1/1/2011 10:05 AM, Barbara Richmond wrote: > Once in a lifetime? For most of us, right. Palindrome years are something more fun, I think. Unfortunately, we aren't likely to make it to the next one of those either. From 12/28/2002 > Listoids, As I pointed out at the beginning of this year, 2002 is > rather special, in that it's number is a palindrome. The last one we > saw was 1991, and the next will be 2112. As you can see there are > significant "dry spells" between such events, so feel free to whoop > it up a little if the mood strikes you, and while there is still > time. Seeing two palindrome years in a lifetime is a rather rare > event, and most of us likely won't last to see the next one. The last > time anyone under 110 years old got this treat was in 1001, and they > only had to wait two years for theirs. Of course some of them had > already seen three or more by then and probably weren't that > impressed anymore anyway. > > For what it's worth. > Ron N
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