Why do Americans call their national holiday "Fourth of July", although they are using the month/day/year date format?
Why do Americans call their national holiday "Fourth of July", although they are using the month/day/year date format?
Jackson Kelly
John Smith
btw....
Jason Richardson
I can use any of them
DMY
>Kolmaskymmenes kesäkuuta kaksituhattaseitsemäntoista
YMD
>Kaksituhattaseitsemäntoista, kesäkuun kolmaskymmenes
MDY
>Kesäkuun kolmaskymmenes kaksituhattaseitsemäntoista
David Gutierrez
>dmy
fjerde juli to tusinde og sytten
>ymd
to tusinde og sytten juli den fjerde
>mdy
juli den fjerde to tusinde og sytten
Lucas Williams
>Canada
Seems like the guy that tries too hard to please everyone at once
Wyatt Wilson
No we just don't give a fuck 2bh. No one remembers how we orginally did it and we do business with the Americans mostly. So it's whatever we feel like putting down. I mix it up all the time.
Aiden Nelson
To distinguish the holiday from the date.
Hudson Turner
wut
Chase Thomas
i like you
Austin Adams
Why do you like punching yourself?
Adam Peterson
I could ask you the same thing, my german friend
Jeremiah Harris
Lol july the fourth
Noah Martin
?
We're using the d.m.y format, which the rest of the world is using and in addition to that allowed the ISO8601 norm for official stuff (yyyy-mm-dd), which is the right, future oriented way in regards of the EU.
You're using and mixing all formats with different delimiters together. A total mess.
Carson Hall
In another decade time will cease to exist in Germany
Cooper Young
>being an edgy frog poster
Brody Sullivan
...
Ryder King
why wasn't the standard set to be the most commonly used format worldwide?
Landon Bell
Because it's shit for sorting
Andrew Moore
>German autism
Liam Russell
>weighs himself in stone like a cave man
>uses miles to measure distances
>uses gallons to measure volume
>claims to be metric
>in 2017
Dominic Miller
I'll forgive you for not understanding the beauty of imperial, but I won't forgive you if you call me metric again