Happy Friday • 9/10/04 - Wassup for the weekend?

[joeyz]

Went to a HUGE Greek Festival in Atlanta w/ the fam on Saturday... ate tons of food and got my dance on :dancin:

[Potato]

Are we writing dates differently now or am I wrong in thinking that October is the tenth month of the year, not the ninth?

[jipper]

nm.

[method77]

you are writing the dates wrong. The whole world writes day/month/year except the americans

[Potato]

I didn't think that's how it's always been done... I did think about that though.

/me throws things at method.

[method77]

you're so cute when you throw things

[Redneck4sure]

Posted: Oct 10 2004, 04:52 PM  

you are writing the dates wrong. The whole world writes day/month/year except the americans 

That's true Method. That's why it is best to spell the month I think. The date/time stamp on the posts avoid any confusion caused in a world of mixed up furriners by abreviating the month.

I don't know how the whole world messed that one up and we got it right. :wha':

Edit: btw windows on my computer lists dates created/modified as month/day/yr. Is your operating system the same or how does that work? Is that an option that can be changed? Just curious.

Edited October 11, 2004 by Redneck4sure

[rainbowdemon]

Is that an option that can be changed?

Yes it can.

Start-control panel-regional and language options

[Redneck4sure]

Thanks rainbow. I figgered there was a setting to tell the puter where you were and it would change to the local standard but I didn't know where it was. Now if I move to a foreign country like Greece, China or California, I will know how to adjust the settings.

Unless I move at anytime later than next week. In that case I will have forgotten how to do it. :rolleyes: