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 They won't be able to count for a few years, but when the time comes, they'll be able to practice by using their unusual birthdays.

At least four babies were born Saturday at 10:11 a.m. across the United States. If you follow the American style of writing dates, that means they arrived at 10:11 on 12/13/14.

Parents David and Katherine Jones did not realize they'd hit that sequence of numbers until a nurse excitedly pointed it out, said Kimberly Romo, a spokeswoman for Tucson Medical Center in Arizona.

The couple had other things on their mind -- Victoria Marie Jones was not due until December 31. Instead, she came early via C-section.

"The doctors just said it had to be like right now, and none of us realized what time it was," David Jones told CNN. "One of the nurses in there is the one that actually caught it. All of this happened so fast."

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or CST or MST or AKST or HST?

 

We've got tons of time zones :D 

 

 

Hardly tons in the USA which is where they counted the babies from! I think the six mentioned are all of them already!

 

A buddy of mine texted me, out of the blue, with the message, 12 13 14, typed just like that and wondered why I didn't know what the heck he was talking about!

The same number would be far more interesting than this. Something like 2:22:22 on 2/2/2222, for example.

 

Too bad Numerology stuff isn't actually real. Or maybe it's a good thing Numerology isn't real. /shrug

Ha, we are just bits of meat, living on a ball of rock, orbiting a ball of fire, orbiting a bigger ball of fire, moving rapidly away from a epicenter of a big explosion.

Our arbitrary numbers regarding time are meaningless.

I am a Magical being, adopting a physical body for a while. :happy:

their date is illogical anyway.

 

it goes smallest, second small, high, middle, highest number.

 

counting like that only make logical sense when each number is sequentially higher than the next. placing day after month does't work then. besides being ass backwards to begin with :p

 

but then we're talking about a nation where you need a calculator to know how how many inches 12 feet is. whereas, we always know that 12 meters is 1200 cm :)

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