why dont eso have a real event calendar that has real dates,, m.d.y
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Kisakee✭✭✭✭✭
✭EinionYrth wrote: »Month, day, year isn't a real date. It's an absurd middle-endian monstrosity. Day, month, year (or year, month, day) would be fine.
Yours,
An English man.
I'd rather say January 1st, than, the 1st of January.
You're not supposed to say "1st of January" but "1st January" or "01.01.".I'm but a sarcastic beef jerky. Irony and cynicism are my parents. You've been warned.0 -
SimonThesis✭✭✭✭✭
✭So I think they need to be a little bit more proactive they need to get these events ready earlier and more in advance so that way they can give us an actual date a month away because they have already finished the work on it. Idk if that means they need to skip an event to get a head start on the next one or what but they need to do these things ahead of time.0 -
Holycannoli✭✭✭✭✭
✭✭EinionYrth wrote: »Month, day, year isn't a real date. It's an absurd middle-endian monstrosity. Day, month, year (or year, month, day) would be fine.
Yours,
An English man.
I'd rather say January 1st, than, the 1st of January.
You're not supposed to say "1st of January" but "1st January" or "01.01.".
That's like saying "car blue" instead of "blue car", which might work in some languages but is all wrong in English.0 -
Kisakee✭✭✭✭✭
✭Holycannoli wrote: »EinionYrth wrote: »Month, day, year isn't a real date. It's an absurd middle-endian monstrosity. Day, month, year (or year, month, day) would be fine.
Yours,
An English man.
I'd rather say January 1st, than, the 1st of January.
You're not supposed to say "1st of January" but "1st January" or "01.01.".
That's like saying "car blue" instead of "blue car", which might work in some languages but is all wrong in English.
The britons are doing it, it's just about you americans. And we also say blue car and not car blue.I'm but a sarcastic beef jerky. Irony and cynicism are my parents. You've been warned.0