← Back to context Comment by carabiner 4 days ago No it's 9/12 6 comments carabiner Reply layer8 4 days ago 9/12 = 3/4, so it is April? ganzsz 4 days ago It's not December yet? englishrookie 4 days ago I agree with the spirit of your comment. 20261209 Is a much better way to express the date than the 9/12 Americanism. tmtvl 4 days ago Year, day, month in that order written all together? I have seen both day-month-year (12-09-2026) and year-month-day (2026-09-12), but _that_'s a new one. Hugsbox 4 days ago You're a few months ahead of yourself :) venzaspa 4 days ago The 9th of December?
ganzsz 4 days ago It's not December yet? englishrookie 4 days ago I agree with the spirit of your comment. 20261209 Is a much better way to express the date than the 9/12 Americanism. tmtvl 4 days ago Year, day, month in that order written all together? I have seen both day-month-year (12-09-2026) and year-month-day (2026-09-12), but _that_'s a new one.
englishrookie 4 days ago I agree with the spirit of your comment. 20261209 Is a much better way to express the date than the 9/12 Americanism. tmtvl 4 days ago Year, day, month in that order written all together? I have seen both day-month-year (12-09-2026) and year-month-day (2026-09-12), but _that_'s a new one.
tmtvl 4 days ago Year, day, month in that order written all together? I have seen both day-month-year (12-09-2026) and year-month-day (2026-09-12), but _that_'s a new one.
9/12 = 3/4, so it is April?
It's not December yet?
I agree with the spirit of your comment. 20261209 Is a much better way to express the date than the 9/12 Americanism.
Year, day, month in that order written all together? I have seen both day-month-year (12-09-2026) and year-month-day (2026-09-12), but _that_'s a new one.
You're a few months ahead of yourself :)
The 9th of December?