An amazing, interesting fact that you just can't live without! :)

[Musky]

[Brother_Bliss]

The end is nigh! :-D

[Qapla]

There must be an unending number of people with too much time on their hands ........

[Tortuga]

I can't tell if I'm coming or going. I'm so confused.  

[Life4u]

thisweek.jpg

I'm slow please help a sister out with the understanding of this. Thanks in advance.•○¿○•

[Musky]

I'm slow please help a sister out with the understanding of this. Thanks in advance.•○¿○•

The numbers are the same whether you read them from left to right or right to left.

[Brother_Bliss]

Only in America ;-)

[Musky]

It will also work next June.

I meant June 2016

Edited May 14, 2015 by Musky

[cricket246]

Wouldn't it work all the way thru the 19th of this month?

[Musky]

Wouldn't it work all the way thru the 19th of this month?

Yeah, I think they just made a point that it was all this week, and the 16th is the last day of this week.

[Old]

Only in America ;-)

This is northern hemisphere conundrum. Ship your toilets down under and every thing will change.

This is straight out (way out) of Wikipedia and we know they can't lie.

[stuagu]

thisweek.jpg

You've written the date the wrong way round again... It's should be :-

10/5/15

11/5/15

12/5/15

13/5/15

14/5/15

15/5/15

16/5/15

And as you can see they're all different:) the end is still nigh tho Bob!

Il get my coat

[hatcheckgirl]

Interesting, and cute!

 

[pnutts]

<Otters sleep holding hands>

 

That's so they don't roll over and drown

[Tortuga]

<Otters sleep holding hands>

 

That's so they don't roll over and drown

 I thought they do that just because they otter do it. 

[trottigy]

You've written the date the wrong way round again... It's should be :-

10/5/15

11/5/15

12/5/15

13/5/15

14/5/15

15/5/15

16/5/15

And as you can see they're all different:) the end is still nigh tho Bob!

Il get my coat

 

I thought the months stopped at 12. Are you saying there are 16 months????   

[Musky]

You've written the date the wrong way round again... It's should be :-

10/5/15

11/5/15

12/5/15

13/5/15

14/5/15

15/5/15

16/5/15

And as you can see they're all different:) the end is still nigh tho Bob!

Il get my coat

 

Yes, I know, but it works in the civilized part of the Anglo-American world power! 

[shali]

I thought the months stopped at 12. Are you saying there are 16 months????  

Some people put the day first, then the month and then the year - we on the other hand normally do month/day/year.

[stuagu]

Yes, I know, but it works in the civilized part of the Anglo-American world power! 

Touché good sir

[Audj]

Some people put the day first, then the month and then the year - we on the other hand normally do month/day/year.

For us this is a french/English thing... In french the day comes first because when you say a date in french the we say 'le 16 mai 2015' but in English the month comes first 'May 16, 2015'

[gr_rogers]

For us this is a french/English thing... In french the day comes first because when you say a date in french the we say 'le 16 mai 2015' but in English the month comes first 'May 16, 2015'

Welcome to Canada (I live on the west coast, therefore my first language is English, but we all are all taught the two languages in school)!!

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[Tortuga]

Welcome to Canada (I live on the west coast, therefore my first language is English, but we all are all taught the two languages in school)!!

 

English and Canadian eh?

[Tortuga]

Welcome to Canada (I live on the west coast, therefore my first language is English, but we all are all taught the two languages in school)!!

 

Time for a bad joke:

 

Do you know how Canada was named?

The Prime Minister put all of the letters of the alphabet into a hat and started pulling them out one at a time,

first he pulled out a "C" -eh?

then a "N" - eh?

then a "D" - eh?

 

C-A-N-A-D-A

 

[kejedo]

Some people put the day first, then the month and then the year - we on the other hand normally do month/day/year.

There is nothing normal about putting month/day/year. It is customary, but illogical.