Today is the first global palindrome day in 909 years. Another one won't happen for 101 years.
If that wasn't enough for you nerds, it's also the 33rd day of 2020 with 333 days to go.
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Big day for the number two.
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No matter how you write today's date, it's a palindrome.
Month, date, year: 02/02/2020
Date, month, year: 02/02/2020
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Year, month, date: 2020/02/02
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You get the idea. This abundance of twos and zeros makes Feb. 2, 2020 the first international palindrome day in 909 years (since 11/11/1111), and it won't happen again for another 101 years (12/12/2121) on the Gregorian calendar.
If that wasn't enough for you nerds, it's also the 33rd day of 2020 with 333 days to go.
The internet hopped in their race car, grabbed a taco cat (but made sure to step on no pets), and competed for the top spot on Twitter. Wow. (So sorry.)
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Celebrating numbers is better than forcing a groundhog to be psychic anyway.
Annie Colbert* is the Executive Editor at Mashable.
