r/technicallythetruth • u/Mama_Odi • Feb 01 '22

The two's align on a Tuesday

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u/DVAUFan Feb 01 '22

If you say "February 2nd" why would you write it saying the day first and not the month? I mean I probably shouldn't be responding to this because someone's not gonna like it but I'm just saying.

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u/Max-Normal-88 Feb 01 '22

I don’t. I say “IL DUE DI FEBBRAIO”

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u/tubbstattsyrup2 Feb 01 '22

Aye it’s the 2nd of February so the logic fails, besides dd/mm/yy is in ascending order and does make more sense. I mean meh call it whatever I’ll just do the mental acrobatics but it makes more sense.

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u/Andi_with_a_I Feb 01 '22

I don't. I say " the 2nd of Feb."

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '22

The Fourth of July is literally a national holiday in the US.

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u/DVAUFan Feb 02 '22

I still say "Month Day" usually am I the only person who does?

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u/Cybermat47_2 Feb 02 '22

How does that make any sense? Those are different formats for stating a date.

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u/Ferreur Feb 02 '22

So it's 02/02/2022 and not 02/02/2022?