Mmmmmmmm....pi

[Unvoiced_Apollo]

Happy pi day

[Blade Azaezel]

Only if you write the date in an illogical fashion

[Unvoiced_Apollo]

Only if you write the date in an illogical fashion

Your mom wears illogical fashions .

But fine. Be that way. No pie for you.

[BruceSmith78]

Only if you write the date in an illogical fashion

Yes, because this is the 14th March. There's only been 13 Marches before this one.

[Blade Azaezel]

I didn't realise America was so literal to the point of stupidity 14th *OF* March, obviously. Because the same thing can be said of March the 14th. The 14th what??

[Unvoiced_Apollo]

It was March 14th yesterday. Not March the 14th.

[Blade Azaezel]

Either way it makes no sense.

[Ptolemy_Banana]

If they made sense, they wouldn't be American.

[Unvoiced_Apollo]

Either way it makes no sense.

March 14th makes plenty of sense. I think March 15th is making you a little loony. Beware.

[BruceSmith78]

I didn't realise America was so literal to the point of stupidity 14th *OF* March, obviously. Because the same thing can be said of March the 14th. The 14th what??

Wait, I've seen you write it as "the 11th September". That's actually where I got it. I even made a joke about it at the time.

[Gendo]

I've seen "11 September", but never "11th September."

[BruceSmith78]

I've seen 11th September, and not just from Az, although Az's post making fun of 9/11 posts was the first time I had seen it written that way.

[Blade Azaezel]

Probably because from the age I could write, in schools, we had to begin each page of work we did with the date, "Sunday 15th of March". I imagine most people did the same. Then it's just easier to shorten it to 15th March, making the 'of' implied.

Putting aside the cultural pisstake between the US/UK, day/month/year just seems to make more sense than month/day/year.

[BruceSmith78]

Putting aside the cultural pisstake between the US/UK, day/month/year just seems to make more sense than month/day/year.

Grudgingly, I must admit this is true.