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  • Candyman5
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    • Nov 2006
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    Help! How you read this birthday format?

    Birthday (ex.20010/03/10)

    I have no clue....-_-....
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    • z Revis
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      • Oct 2008
      • 13639
      #2
      Re: Help! How you read this birthday format?

      I'm guessing 3/10/2010.
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        • x-Ruthless-x
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          • Apr 2010
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          #3
          Re: Help! How you read this birthday format?

          Originally posted by z Revis
          I'm guessing 3/10/2010.
          Yup, because the year "20010" hasn't occurred yet... Was this a serious question?

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            • Blzer
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              • Mar 2004
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              #4
              Re: Help! How you read this birthday format?

              Are you trying to make sure she's legal?
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                • CMH
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                  • Oct 2002
                  • 26203
                  #5
                  Re: Help! How you read this birthday format?

                  Originally posted by Candyman5
                  Birthday (ex.20010/03/10)

                  I have no clue....-_-....
                  When the year comes before the month/day, the month always follows. There is not a country that uses the Gregorian calendar and follows the year with the day and then month.

                  It is possible to have the day proceed the month and year.

                  Just remember that year and day of the month should never be written back-to-back in all digital format.

                  So the above should read 2010 March 10 or it can read 10 March 2010 or even March 10, 2010.
                  Last edited by CMH; 04-18-2010, 07:35 AM.
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                    • countryboy
                      Growing pains
                      • Sep 2003
                      • 52706
                      #6
                      Re: Help! How you read this birthday format?

                      Originally posted by x-Ruthless-x
                      Yup, because the year "20010" hasn't occurred yet... Was this a serious question?
                      20010 was a typo I believe.

                      He's asking how you read

                      2010/03/10

                      as does it mean October 3rd, 2010 or March 10th, 2010.
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                        • countryboy
                          Growing pains
                          • Sep 2003
                          • 52706
                          #7
                          Re: Help! How you read this birthday format?

                          Originally posted by YankeePride
                          When the year comes before the month/day, the month always follows. There is not a country that uses the Gregorian calendar and follows the year with the day and then month.

                          It is possible to have the day proceed the month and year.

                          Just remember that year and day of the month should never be written back-to-back in all digital format.

                          So the above should read 2010 March 10 or it can read 10 March 2010 or even March 10, 2010.
                          ^^^this
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                          I miss the old days of Operation Sports :(


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                            • Evan_OS
                              Go Titans..
                              • Dec 2009
                              • 3456
                              #8
                              Re: Help! How you read this birthday format?

                              Originally posted by YankeePride
                              When the year comes before the month/day, the month always follows. There is not a country that uses the Gregorian calendar and follows the year with the day and then month.

                              It is possible to have the day proceed the month and year.

                              Just remember that year and day of the month should never be written back-to-back in all digital format.

                              So the above should read 2010 March 10 or it can read 10 March 2010 or even March 10, 2010.
                              This.

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