QUOTE(crystal sage @ Jul 9 2007, 11:17 PM)


Just thought I'd mention it.... on the 7/7/07 ... roughly at 7... ( we didn't think to check the exact time) i was having dinner at my Mother-in-law's when we had a Black out... everyone was cross as we were going to miss DR Who

and then... this time I did take note... at 8:10 the lights came back on.... so if the black out accured at 7:00 it would have lasted about 70 minutes!!!!
Weird!!!!!
What's really wierd is this:
On 7-7-07 at 7:00(pm), you experienced a 70 minute power outage.
However, when considering that across the span of this planet we live on, there are essentially
24 different times, and
two different days going on
at any given moment, what is the actual significance of a date and a time?
It's different everywhere, practically, all at the same time!!!
Remember 1-01-01 (as if that was significant in some way???). Well, all hell was supposed to break loose at the advent of a new millenium (for reasons I have yet to quite figure out...since it wasn't the beginning of a new millenium anyway). But, the problem, is it was actually 1-1-01 in China 12 hours or so before it was 1-1-01 in the Eastern Unites States. There is no such thing as 1-1-01, or any date, or any man-made time designation which means anything tangible, or describes some concurrent event...anywhere.
Look...
As I write this, the time is 6:15pm on 7-11-07 where I am.
In Adelaide, South Australia it is 7:45 am on 7-12-07.
Both these times and dates are real, as pertain to their respective locations...
Tell me, how is a date and a time significant, given such facts?
7-7-07, 1-1-01...it's all baloney.