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Oh, Jo, you do your dates like the rest if the world. I was confused at first why it said updated in October. :P
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Haha, and everyone else's confuse me so. I don't know why we insist upon doing it differently. Oh, well. American pride. ;)
Dee Boss wrote: "Haha, and everyone else's confuse me so. I don't know why we insist upon doing it differently. Oh, well. American pride. ;)"Ha! Another American who agrees that the way we do dates is illogical :)
Jøℌαᾔηα »ℑ'м α ℓїттł℮ мøяℯ тℌαη υşεℓℯşş« wrote: "Updated 10/08/2014 Just a reminder, guys! Please take a moment to read.
1) No Spoilers unless it is in a page that specifically allows it, or you give plenty of warning.
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Not to sound querulous and plaintive... only thank you!
Johanna wrote: "No kidding xDD I get so confused whenever I see American dates. Just. Waht. They make no sense."What is October called where you live?
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I was referring to the fact that we write the numbers in the opposite order - if you're writing the 19th October in America, you'll write October 19th, or 10/19/2017. If you're writing just about anywhere else you'd write it 19th October or 19/10/2017.
Just a reminder, guys! Please take a moment to read.
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