Sun Oct 10, 2004 10:28 pm
If I have room: October 10th, 2004
If I have less room: October 10, 2004
If I have even less room: October 10, '04
If I have really little room: Oct. 10, '04
If I'm required to write in number format: 10/10/04 (MM/DD/YY, single digit month if 1-9)
If I'm in French class: dimanche, le 10 octobre (if it's the first, then I write premier and not 1)
If I don't have room in French class: le 10 octobre
Bleh.
If I have less room: October 10, 2004
If I have even less room: October 10, '04
If I have really little room: Oct. 10, '04
If I'm required to write in number format: 10/10/04 (MM/DD/YY, single digit month if 1-9)
If I'm in French class: dimanche, le 10 octobre (if it's the first, then I write premier and not 1)
If I don't have room in French class: le 10 octobre
Bleh.
Sun Oct 10, 2004 11:26 pm
MM/DD/YY
For example, my birthday May 2 would be written as 5/02/87
For example, my birthday May 2 would be written as 5/02/87
Sun Oct 10, 2004 11:29 pm
The American way. MM/DD/YY, so Christmas 2004 would be written as 12/25/04
Sun Oct 10, 2004 11:41 pm
Even though I'm American, last year I started writing the date first, then the abbreviation of the month.
For instance, on the ninth, I'd have written 9 Oct. I don't write months numerically, even when there's no space.
For instance, on the ninth, I'd have written 9 Oct. I don't write months numerically, even when there's no space.
Sun Oct 10, 2004 11:42 pm
If I have a lot of free room then "Sunday, October 10th, 2004." (Just using today's date as an example.) But at school where I write it often and there's not generally that much room I do: "10/10-04" or "10-10/04" Why? Because I like being different. 
Mon Oct 11, 2004 12:20 am
Month, day, year. Like if it was September 5th, 1991, I'd write it 05-09-91. Yeah I use hyphens. 'Cuz I'm special. 
Mon Oct 11, 2004 12:38 am
I write it two ways... If it is September 24th, the I would write Sept. 24/04 (I usually do this for schoolwork), or I would write 24/9/04 (as in Day/month/year, but I like single digits for the month or day if it only requires one)
Mon Oct 11, 2004 3:34 am
10/10/04.
Any other way makes my brain hurt for a second or two.
Any other way makes my brain hurt for a second or two.
Mon Oct 11, 2004 4:06 am
Oi guys. Please use October 11th for dates at least for today.
10/10/04 doesn't really answer the question... >D
For me, its Month/Day/Year.
Tomorrow: 10/11/04.
Alhtough spanish i have to be careful because If i dont' do it right i'll get docked points on quizzes/tests. Evil!
11 de octubre. --> 11/10 blech.
10/10/04 doesn't really answer the question... >D
For me, its Month/Day/Year.
Tomorrow: 10/11/04.
Alhtough spanish i have to be careful because If i dont' do it right i'll get docked points on quizzes/tests. Evil!
11 de octubre. --> 11/10 blech.
Mon Oct 11, 2004 4:16 am
First of all. Anyone who does month/day/year gets beaten with a stick. I don't care if I like you or not. Its just not right.
It wasnt 9/11 it was 11/9 XD
Today is 11/10/2004
It wasnt 9/11 it was 11/9 XD
Today is 11/10/2004
Mon Oct 11, 2004 4:28 am
I do the day, month, year - 11/10/04. Doesn't it make more sense to do it in order? Ah well.
Mon Oct 11, 2004 3:33 pm
When I'm saying dates now, I have to say it fully, I can't just say it in numbers. I also avoid writing dates in my exercise books most the time. But I'm just like that. =P
Mon Oct 11, 2004 3:49 pm
Month/Day/Year
Same way I would normally say it.
In Spanish class we had to do it day/month/year....I always had to stop for a second to mentally register the change
Same way I would normally say it.
In Spanish class we had to do it day/month/year....I always had to stop for a second to mentally register the change
Mon Oct 11, 2004 3:54 pm
At school, I just go Oct. 10, but if I have to do it in numbers, I go D/M/YY.
Mon Oct 11, 2004 4:43 pm
I really hate MM/DD/YY