It is! And if I can find any of my team members, I'll be able to finish my job after I get back to work, lol

Today I found out that three guys from my former work have been hired at this other place. I just asked the same place and got a no, but they got in

It's 9/11 today...

I'm sorry .

Oh thanks for lightening the mood.....p.s.DD/MM/YYYY makes more sense

This post has been edited by ImperialSnob: Sep 11 2013, 08:10 PM

But YYYY/MM/DD makes most sense. If you put the highest-value digit first in a number, then the year should come before the month before the day (hour, minute, second...)

We don't follow your European values here Eire!


Actually, it does, and I really wish that the world could agree on this! Or at least produce some sort of standardization.

As such I always write the name of the month instead of using numbers, unless I've no choice.

"September 10, 2013" for example.

What I should do is go full pretentious to really confuse people!

"Tenth day of the Month of September, Anno Domini Two Thousand Thirteen"

This post has been edited by Black Hand: Sep 11 2013, 08:26 PM

I'll see yours and raise you - Roman style.

"ad III id Septembres, MMDCCLXVI AUC."

i.e the third day (inclusive) before the ides (13th) of September, 2766 years after the founding of the city.

Guess I was too late to ask them, I was occupied with other places. But I think I still have a shot at a position there. I just have to wait.


I agree with this.

First you recognize the year, then the month and then finally you narrow it down to the day. The other way around disturbs me greatly.

And you don´t want to see me disturbed

I mean, you never tell the time by starting with the second or minute and then move up to the hour, now do you?

This post has been edited by mirocu: Sep 11 2013, 10:16 PM

I don't CARE how many other ways there are to write dates. I'm sticking to the way I was taught to read dates, and I'm not changing my ways

Neither will I

That's fine


I have my beliefs and you have yours

I'm exhausted, y'all.

Me too, lol


How was your day Liz?

Ugh. I sweat through my shirt a million times in school. It's been here since, like, 1859, and nobody thought to install central air since then.

How big is the school?

Three floors, a basement, and a central hallway running through each floor...I'd say like 6-9 rooms per floor.

And a lotta kids?


If there's no air conditioner, the smell of teenagers must be strong, lol

Are they even PLANNING on installing something to cool everything down?

Long. I'm about to fall asleep XD

True!!! hahahaha


SO AM I!!! So there!