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 Jul 22 2009, 11:12 PM
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 Knight Lieutenant  Group: Clan Members Posts: 989 Thank(s): 1 Joined: 5-June 08 From: Tyler, Texas, US Member No.: 124  |
this is from the game last night on 07/22/09:
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Jul 23 2009, 10:01 AM
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 Knight Errant Group: Clan Members Posts: 645 Thank(s): 0 Joined: 18-November 07 From: Swindon Member No.: 43 |
we have 22 months a year
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Jul 23 2009, 10:13 AM
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 Security and Projects Group: Clan Dogsbody Posts: 4,700 Thank(s): 1103 Joined: 31-August 07 From: A Magical Place, with toys in the million, all under one roof Member No.: 1 |
One of the differences between UK and USA is that we use the correct date format of day/month/year and they use the ridiculous month/day/year.
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Jul 23 2009, 12:30 PM
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Knight Lieutenant Group: Clan Members Posts: 989 Thank(s): 1 Joined: 5-June 08 From: Tyler, Texas, US Member No.: 124 |
QUOTE(MonkeyFiend @ Jul 23 2009, 05:13 AM)  One of the differences between UK and USA is that we use the correct date format of day/month/year and they use the ridiculous month/day/year. WIN! now thats just ridiculous!!!! if someone ask you something like when ur birthday is would you say for example "the 12th of april" or "april 12th"? we would say "april 12" why would we write it any different than how we say it? i've seen it written the other way. i just thought some people were stupid and wanted to be confusing  yall need to quit doing shit backwards!!! 
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Jul 23 2009, 12:57 PM
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Security and Projects Group: Clan Dogsbody Posts: 4,700 Thank(s): 1103 Joined: 31-August 07 From: A Magical Place, with toys in the million, all under one roof Member No.: 1 |
using words I'd say 12th of April ("April 12th" or "12th April" both work too since you won't mix up the 'name' of the month and the numeric day, if you were to carry this for number then "4th 12th" would be confusing
)dd/mm/yy is used most places that aren't America btw (or at least most countries I know of)Also the universal way of doing it (and what I have to use for programming) is yyyy-mm-dd [also I think you'll find you're doing it backwards, if you're talking historically  ]
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Jul 23 2009, 01:51 PM
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 Paddle Master Group: Clan Members Posts: 2,085 Thank(s): 30 Joined: 3-December 07 Member No.: 50 |
well if this is here for bragging rights, i double dare someone to beat this:
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Jul 23 2009, 02:03 PM
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Knight Lieutenant Group: Clan Members Posts: 989 Thank(s): 1 Joined: 5-June 08 From: Tyler, Texas, US Member No.: 124 |
QUOTE(Magik5 @ Jul 23 2009, 08:51 AM) well if this is here for bragging rights, i double dare someone to beat this: oh, and i love america looks like the other team did't stand a chance 
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