The CotbJul 4, 2023
CrazyMyra
In US date format, the last day of the year will be 123123. Let's waltz out
Jun 1, 2023 at 3:22pmWeb
Show threadSal De GustoJun 1, 2023
@OutOnTheMoors @WideAperture Just mind the deck chairs. They have been carefully arranged.
Show threadBytebro 🇬🇧 🇺🇦 🇬🇱Jun 1, 2023
@OutOnTheMoors Like it. Of course in UK format that would be 311223 which would basically be describing me leaving the pub on New Years Eve trying to stagger home.
Show threadCrazyMyraJun 1, 2023
@bytebro Me too 😂
Show threadAviva GaryJun 2, 2023
@OutOnTheMoors trippy
Show threadchris smithJul 3, 2023

@OutOnTheMoors the year of lawerence welk

onna one onna two…

Show threadBrosephine WiresJul 3, 2023
@OutOnTheMoors O.o
Show threadJeremyJul 4, 2023
@OutOnTheMoors yes, but—and hear me out on this—what if we gonna swing from the chandelier?
Show threadKernel Bob Jul 5, 2023

@OutOnTheMoors 12/31/23 also known as National Hemiola Day.

(Not my joke; from r/MusicTheory, may Reddit rest in peace)

Show threadCrazyMyraJul 5, 2023
@kbob I had to look up hemiola 😂
Show threadKernel Bob Jul 5, 2023
@OutOnTheMoors We all did, at some point.
Show threadBioalchemy13 🇺🇸🇺🇦Jul 6, 2023
@OutOnTheMoors But in Australia, the land of “Waltzing Matilda,” it will be 311223. There’s still time to adopt the U.S. date format, Oz.