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xAyakoCx · 2011-11-20, 02:29 PM

Yay for 20/11/2011!

Razmos · 2011-11-20, 02:43 PM

The UK way is the best way.

DeanNim · 2011-11-20, 02:48 PM

UK way is the best way, but its already 21/11/2011 in the 'other side' sorry bro.

Foxino · 2011-11-20, 02:51 PM

Power to teh UK :>

Luxeraph · 2011-11-20, 03:26 PM

:f6: UK format? I thought it was every country with metric system (or most of them) format.

Holypie · 2011-11-20, 04:04 PM

I use that date format.

Alley · 2011-11-20, 04:37 PM

Holypie Wrote:I use that date format.

No you don't.

Kalovale · 2011-11-20, 04:39 PM

Trivia: Nov 20th is Teacher's Day in Vietnam.

Raul · 2011-11-20, 04:45 PM

Luxeraph Wrote::f6: UK format? I thought it was every country with metric system (or most of them) format.

Afaik it is.
And since every country but the US and Liberia (and maybe some southeast asian country, not sure) uses the metric system...

Corn · 2011-11-20, 04:50 PM

I just use Month Date Year to avoid confusion >_>.

Damm the US.

MariettaRC · 2011-11-20, 05:13 PM

I used Day/Month/Year all my life until I came to the US... I still get the two confused, though... :<

Shidoshi · 2011-11-20, 05:20 PM

American system is so confusing, specially when the day is less than 12 and you have to know if the person saying the date is american or not.

Mark · 2011-11-20, 05:37 PM

Another thread full of UK people claiming their methods are better.

Signs of insecurity? USA #1!

Holypie · 2011-11-20, 06:12 PM

Alley Wrote:No you don't.

Actually you're right, I leave out the 20 in 2011. On remembrance day the date looked like a whole lot of sticks.

ShinkuDragon · 2011-11-20, 08:07 PM

only thing the USA has over the UK, is the side of the road in which you drive.

everything else, metric system >>>