2013 Winter Solstice begins at 11:11 a.m. CST

To those lucky folks, including myself, residing in America's Central Time Zone, I'm overjoyed to announce 2013's Winter Solstice officially begins at 11:11 a.m.

I can feel the synchronization approaching.

reply to post by Q33323


so thats approx 5pm gmt? am i right ?

Q33323
To those lucky folks, including myself, residing in America's Central Time Zone, I'm overjoyed to announce 2013's Winter Solstice officially begins at 11:11 a.m.

I can feel the synchronization approaching.

Flag and Star, Doc!
I'm expecting to make a purchase of some designer propcorn and washdown to go with the extra movie.
Wow 11 after 11 CST.. they must have fixed the wobble in the planet's rotation so that'd come out just right.

PREDICTION: In two and a half hours nothing big and evil will happen in Chicago, because my stored up Friday chili flatulence will be restricted to DeKalb Co. It's going to be a long night, and my cold leftover chili is a weapon of mass repulsion.
I am also, in honor of the least daylight wearing my only solstice-worn-every-seven-years Peter Max t shirt,
"Saturday has a morning?"

Rats. Why can't it be april already?

zedy63
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so thats approx 5pm gmt? am i right ?

Yup

reply to post by zedy63


5:11 pm, or 17:11, approximately

reply to post by rickymouse


I will be wishing you a Happy April, Rickymouse, once I've ascended, after receiving my "double-11" activation code in less than one hour.

I will soon be surfing the astral plane, without refrain... Cow-a-BUNGA!

reply to post by derfreebie


I believe the Pleiadians are responsible for ensuring it was xx:11 everywhere around our planet.