He was there April 5, I believe.

SOB


His site has the month and date the wrong way. Thanks...

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Originally posted by tintin11 SOB His site has the month and date the wrong way. Thanks...

acutally, no they don't.

I'm pretty sure that majority of the European countries actually go MM.DD.YYYY


DD.MM.YYYY i believe is a North American thing...


PS. I was pissed too! I was on holidays when he was here April 4th, and thought that he was actually going to be here May 5th...

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Originally posted by exstasie acutally, no they don't. I'm pretty sure that majority of the European countries actually go MM.DD.YYYY DD.MM.YYYY i believe is a North American thing... PS. I was pissed too! I was on holidays when he was here April 4th, and thought that he was actually going to be here May 5th...

you got it backwards


Europeans do dd/mm/yyyy and north americans do mm/dd/yyyy

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Originally posted by Cro_Addict you got it backwards Europeans do dd/mm/yyyy and north americans do mm/dd/yyyy

haha..yea yea..thats what I meant...

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Originally posted by exstasie haha..yea yea..thats what I meant...

yeah and personally i like dd/mm/yyyy

it makes more sense

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Originally posted by Cro_Addict yeah and personally i like dd/mm/yyyy it makes more sense

Its all dependent on the language. In English, we say Month, Day, Year
ex. July 20, 1985 (07.20.1985)

Whereas in other languages, its day, month, year...
ex. 20 juillet, 1985

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Originally posted by exstasie Its all dependent on the language. In English, we say Month, Day, Year ex. July 20, 1985 (07.20.1985) Whereas in other languages, its day, month, year... ex. 20 juillet, 1985

we could say "the twentieth of july" lol

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Originally posted by exstasie Its all dependent on the language. In English, we say Month, Day, Year ex. July 20, 1985 (07.20.1985) Whereas in other languages, its day, month, year... ex. 20 juillet, 1985

dunno about that
In England it was always day , month, year