Date 0/0/0

i think some places have y-m-d

Yeah well that makes sense cos it's largest to smallest.

Thats what I don't get, they do Middle, Small, Large (m-d-y)
There's no logic to it.

Think of it like this, you go to a cafe and on the menu it says

Coffee.... Medium , small or large

You'd be like.....wtf? :huh:

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Originally Posted by rossco_2004

because when you write the date you go Month Date, year. (March 10, 2005)

So it would only make sense to do it that same way when writing it all in number form wouldn't it? (03/10/2005)

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Well you might, but I'd tend to write 10th March 2005 ...

10/03/2005 ...

10th day of March in the year 2005 ...


I'd be one to favour the y/m/d format.. more logical if you think about it..

please.
bury me.
with it.

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Originally Posted by barbarossa

I'd be one to favour the y/m/d format.. more logical if you think about it..

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I'd say I was born the tenth of October 1979, but I use the y/m/d format when writing it 'cos that's the format used in our personal number thingies.

Today's date is:

Gregorian: Thursday, 10 March 2005
Mayan: Long count = 12.19.12.1.17; tzolkin = 8 Caban; haab = 0 Cumku
French: 20 Ventôse an 213 de la Révolution
Islamic: 29 Muharram 1426
Hebrew: 29 Adar I 5765
Julian: 25 February 2005
ISO: Day 4 of week 10 of 2005
Persian: 20 Esfand 1383
Ethiopic: 1 Magabit 1997
Coptic: 1 Baramhat 1721
Chinese: Cycle 78, year 22 (Yi-You), month 2 (Ji-Mao), day 1 (Gui-Si)
Julian day: 2453440
Day of year: Day 69 of 2005; 296 days remaining in the year
Discordian: Prickle-Prickle, Chaos 69, Year of Our Lady of Discord 3171

So in the grand scheme of things, why worry about 2 switched numbers?

stfu

Jonno :cool:

does the mayan calender run out in 2012? :fear:

I think it's the winter solstice in 2012.

doesn't that happen every year?