Worst thing on Earth after Elon Musk

no who gives a ****

 

53 minutes ago, Sheep said:

Calendars are literally organized by month then date, with the year rarely coming up in daily conversation so it's relegated to the back, with the century/millenia only coming up in historical contexts. Considering calendars are how we keep track of dates, the nomenclature for specific days being derived from the way calendars are organized makes perfect sense.

 

The "debate" over unimportant garbage like this is just an excuse for weirdos with hate-boners for the US to yap. There's global imperialism to worry about stfu about calendars you don't care as much as you're pretending to.

boop

It makes perfect sense to use this format actually lol.

 

There's a reason we don't display the minutes before the hour on a clock. Same concept.

Yes, very much so, makes no sense, it should always go from smallest unit of time to largest

the discourse in here is kinda taking me out. 

Yes. It's giving masochism

yes! 

Ugh, yes, that bothers me a lot now that I think about it. Let me write a hate post on X to start a chain of events that will inevitably get it canceled forever. We suffered enough.

DD/MM/YYYY is disgusting and makes no sense

1 hour ago, Vixen Eyes said:

i prefer yyyy-mm-dd

and that is another reason why Europe is considered as the HQ of culture

They’re all equally as functional as the others. It’s not a big deal. The only time it matters if when you want files sorted alphabetically to also be sorted by date, in which case you’d use YYYY-MM-DD. Outside of that one use case, they’re all fine. Level up and adapt.  

Yes, the ascendent order will always be the best. It makes no sense to put the month first

I love alpha-numeric i.e. Jan 01, 2025

 

Less confusing for everyone

NO

 

Team M/D/Y

 

January 14 2025 sounds so much better than the 14th of January 2025

Its the only way to do it. 

20 minutes ago, NEUTRON said:

NO

 

Team M/D/Y

 

January 14 2025 sounds so much better than the 14th of January 2025

The second one is actually disgusting. 

Every time I'm in the US doormen congratulating me on my birthday 6 months after the fact is always a laugh 

Yes. It's a nightmare when you have to work with data and different sources have different date format; make your job like 100x more complicated

ofc it's the u.s making it confusing and annoying for everyone else

i like it bc it's limiting the calendar. like starting with "january" limits me to 1/12 of the year, whereas starting with "6th" (idk why i picked jan 6 ) could be at any time of year. it makes sense to me but idk maybe it's drugs

Yes. 

who gaf 

Yeah, I hate it.

 

3 hours ago, GraceRandolph said:

No, who the **** says 8th of July 2025? 

You know english is not the only language in the world, right?  in Spanish it's literally "8 de julio de 2025"

4 hours ago, Sheep said:

Calendars are literally organized by month then date, with the year rarely coming up in daily conversation so it's relegated to the back, with the century/millenia only coming up in historical contexts. Considering calendars are how we keep track of dates, the nomenclature for specific days being derived from the way calendars are organized makes perfect sense.

 

The "debate" over unimportant garbage like this is just an excuse for weirdos with hate-boners for the US to yap. There's global imperialism to worry about stfu about calendars you don't care as much as you're pretending to.

Oop not the lash. Europeans weird, they be hating on their cousins so bad. 

yep it's should stay as DD/MM/YY