Team DD/MM/YYYY all the way! All other formats make no sense. Americans should switch from MM/DD/YYYY and also switch to metric system while they are at it.
7 thoughts on “So What’s Your Idea Of a Perfect Date?”
YYYYMMDD
sorts alphamerically or numerically the same and winds up chronologically.
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YYYYMMDD has been the correct way for millennial.
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By the look on her face she realizes she has just meet another bone head
on their first, (and probably last) coffee date.
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March 10, 2024… How does that translate to 10/03/24?
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10/03/24 =October Third, 1924
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Hungary and Japan (and maybe some other sane gang) goes with the only reasonable YYYYMMDD format.
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The World: DD.MM.YYYY 🧐
The Nerds: YYYY-MM-DD 🤓
Americans: MM/DD/YY 🤪
YYYYMMDD
sorts alphamerically or numerically the same and winds up chronologically.
YYYYMMDD has been the correct way for millennial.
By the look on her face she realizes she has just meet another bone head
on their first, (and probably last) coffee date.
March 10, 2024… How does that translate to 10/03/24?
10/03/24 =October Third, 1924
Hungary and Japan (and maybe some other sane gang) goes with the only reasonable YYYYMMDD format.
The World: DD.MM.YYYY 🧐
The Nerds: YYYY-MM-DD 🤓
Americans: MM/DD/YY 🤪