For all we know it could just be the time that she finished recording the album. we'd have to ask her ourselves, but them we'd be deprived of the fun of speculating

" I always catch the clock, it's 11:11 now you wanna talk....."- Konstantine by Something corporate. My friends and I used to sing that line whenever it would hit 11:11.

I see 11:11 as no coincidence, I am 16 years old and have seen it for the past 5 years, just about everyday.
Ive seen it on every clock i have owned, even clocks where time isnt even set right. My lunch bill for me and a friend ran up to $11.11 several times, ive seen it running on my tredmill when i have it on a timer, ive seen it on food labels, answers to a quiz at school, just about every shape or form ive seen that damn number

I dont know what to believe on the internet, becuase its not that reliable, but i know this number has to mean somthing.

another thing that is weird is my dad always sees the number 22 11+11=22
he's seen it just as many times ive seen 11:11
bills, sports games, movies, everywhere

So for those of you out there who think its just a silly number, i think your wrong. Somthing is out there contacting people thru these numbers, but we dont exactly know what there saying.

Wait. Do you like Regina Spektor? Or just the numbers 11:11?

Dutch Indie Band Voisct has an album titled 11:11 too! Their reason was that they started recording at 11 in the morning and stopped at 11 in the evening (not quite familiar with the AM/PM thing... I know it's after-/pre-, but that M? Midday?)

oh and 11-11 (11th of november) is Saint Martin's day... a Catholic Children's festival in the Netherlands rather like Halloween without the costumes.

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Originally posted by Beechcraft Bonanza:
(not quite familiar with the AM/PM thing... I know it's after-/pre-, but that M? Midday?)

Technically, it's latin:

Ante Meridiem
Latin for "before midday"
Midnight to Noon

Post Meridiem
Latin for "after midday"
Noon to Midnight

This concludes your useless trivia for the day lesson.

Thanks andreseng.

funny... I now realise that I've been occassionally wondering what it meant exactly for like 10 years... I think I knew at times, but then forgot (stoner!)

dammit! I browse wikipedia on history but not on things I could actually use?
I actually once wrote the "5pm blues" meant to be about insomnia, not knowing it actually meant 5 in the afternoon rather than 5 after midnight

I can be such an airhead

Well that sounds a lot better than the "12:05am Blues"......