Happy 12:34:56 7/8/9 !

[FanIn80]

Just because, I guess.

Edit: No, the world didn't end.

[Bertuzzied]

Holy premature jack! You are still 2 hours away! hehe

[rockymountains]

someone has TOO much time on their hands!

[FanIn80]

Originally Posted by Bertuzzied

Holy premature jack! You are still 2 hours away! hehe

Oh shoot. The messed up thing is I thought I missed it by 10 minutes... I was chatting with a buddy in Ont and we were cracking jokes about the world ending...

Stupid time zones.

[mykalberta]

Me offer 5$ for your tmezone plaese.

[FanIn80]

Originally Posted by mykalberta

Me offer 5$ for your tmezone plaese.

$10 if you pay cash.

[jtfrogger]

I think I should pop some Champagne during lunch to celebrate.

[Sample00]

$15.00 and I'll give you a post dated cheque

[worth]

I'm going to hold my breath when it happens in MST.

[STeeLy]

There is still 12:34:56.78 9/10/11 if you wanna go down to the milli-seconds

[mykalberta]

This thread is weird timing.

My buddy and I were discussing the differences between MM/DD/YY and DD/MM/YY

I am a MM/DD/YY person, he is the other way and both of us thought they other one was crazy. He works at the Herald and says everyone there uses DD/MM/YY and I calmly mentioned that was the reason the newspaper industry is going out of buisness

[FanIn80]

Originally Posted by Sample00

$15.00 and I'll give you a post dated cheque

Sold!

[alltherage]

Sweet thread.

[Flames89]

Originally Posted by mykalberta

This thread is weird timing.

My buddy and I were discussing the differences between MM/DD/YY and DD/MM/YY

I am a MM/DD/YY person, he is the other way and both of us thought they other one was crazy. He works at the Herald and says everyone there uses DD/MM/YY and I calmly mentioned that was the reason the newspaper industry is going out of business

I thought DD/MM/YY was the american system, but according to the all knowing wiki, it seems most of the world uses DD/MM/YY. I far prefer MM/DD/YY, because that is how we say it (July 9th, 09).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calendar_date

[Jiggy_12]

Weird...just the other day I thought of this, except I was thinking of next month. I was telling a buddy that since August 7th is my birthday, at 12:34:56 07/08/09 something terrible or something wonderful was going to happen to me. That is of course if you list the date before the month, which I believe is the correct way.

[wittynickname]

Originally Posted by Flames89

I thought DD/MM/YY was the american system, but according to the all knowing wiki, it seems most of the world uses DD/MM/YY. I far prefer MM/DD/YY, because that is how we say it (July 9th, 09).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calendar_date

I've seen most Americans using MM/DD/YY.

I always do it that way, anyhow.

[kermitology]

Guys.. srsly..

It's YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS

So this is all wrong!

[Bertuzzied]

4 minutes left! Can someone find a hallmark card for this occasion?

[FurnaceFace]

If time goes HH:MM:SS then dates should go YYYY.MM.DD.

I always use YYYY.MM.DD - probably because I did a bunch of international work and there is never any confusion over the day where 07.06.2009 is July 6 or June 7 depending on your country. I never had anyone question what day 2009.07.06 was.

Edit: I see Kermit is on my team

[Flames in 07]

cool, I never thought of that, however to be a downer it's not technically correct. Try me again in 2090.