Laszlo’s
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(group member since Jun 26, 2012)
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We all do.We ALL do.
Yes, so that is why 19th is 18th and so on.
And, also, people say things like "the late to mid 1900s" when talking about Steampunk.This isn't pointless; it is factually advised.
1900s is 19th Century, because there was no year or Century 0 A. D.But, a lot of people say other wise.
Nah, it's ok XD!
Oh, no, you didn't come off as rude!If anyone, it was I.
Hm...maybe I am wrong. That is just what I have been taught.
A lot of people have arguments over simple things, like which day is the first day of the week.
It is because there was no 0 A. D., so we are all on century ahead. So, although the 1900s sounds like 1900 - 1999, it is actually 1800-1899.
Actually, 19th Century is 1900s.
1900s=19th Century=1800-1899.20th Century=1900-1999.
21st Century=2000-2099.
I mix them up all the time, as well.
1900s means 1800-1899.
Hello, Sofie!
Hello, Marissa!
The 1900s? How would you have seen them or heard them before audible film was created?
In the introduction thread, please.Maybe, eventually, modern times will become the fantasy norm, and Steampunk will become... Electropunk?
Brad wrote: "Traditional fantasy from D&D to Skyrim or your whole Sword and Socery genre has been TOTALLY EXHAUSTED. How many times can you set a story in basically medieval times? Steampunk is the obvious ne..."Interesting point you are making.
Do you think that there will come a time when Steampunk is the fantasy norm?
Thanks you all for your thoughts.May you introduce yourself, Brad?
What?
It's ok.
