This.Russian_Assassin said:So, there are some people that did not admit their defeat at the hands of Valve and still continue to act like whiny 5 year olds?
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!
That's all I have to say.
This.Russian_Assassin said:So, there are some people that did not admit their defeat at the hands of Valve and still continue to act like whiny 5 year olds?
Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!
That's all I have to say.
EquinoxETO said:yep, as its kind of like the smallest time scale going up to the biggestMikaze said:Not if you live in Australia. Besides, it makes more sense to go DD/MM/YY.punkhead58 said:P.S. "21/10/09"? I didn't know that there were 21 months in a year. *chuckle* The correct format is MM/DD/YY
you wouldnt see a digital clock say MM/SS/HH, that would be stupid
OT: i would like this boycott to follow through, but i doubt it, especially if the original leaders have left, that would lose a lot of respect
SomeUnregPunk said:and the american military format is YYYY/MM/DDReep said:Thats the American format, the correct format is DD/MM/YYpunkhead58 said:P.S. "21/10/09"? I didn't know that there were 21 months in a year. *chuckle* The correct format is MM/DD/YY
Ashbax said:Depends on your region, in many places its DD/MM/YYpunkhead58 said:P.S. "21/10/09"? I didn't know that there were 21 months in a year. *chuckle* The correct format is MM/DD/YY
Jarrid said:Clearly you haven't been reading /v/.punkhead58 said:P.S. "21/10/09"? I didn't know that there were 21 months in a year. *chuckle* The correct format is MM/DD/YY
A European was SPAMing an anti-American rant last night, one of his points was that we order dates "wrong."
Reep said:Thats the American format, the correct format is DD/MM/YYpunkhead58 said:This is not a "first post"
I can understand if they want to get "more bang for their buck", but we've all known about this sequel for a while, so I doubt this boycott is going to go anywhere.
P.S. "21/10/09"? I didn't know that there were 21 months in a year. *chuckle* The correct format is MM/DD/YY
Fredrick2003 said:All I get from this is "I live in America therefore America is the world".punkhead58 said:This is not a "first post"
I can understand if they want to get "more bang for their buck", but we've all known about this sequel for a while, so I doubt this boycott is going to go anywhere.
P.S. "21/10/09"? I didn't know that there were 21 months in a year. *chuckle* The correct format is MM/DD/YY
I hate people like you.
punkhead58 said:I'm sorry everybody, I was not aware of the fact that this format is used in Europe, America has a nice way of brainwashing its inhabitant's to think that their way is right. Please excuse my lobotomized ignorance. I'm moving to Australia.
Doubtful. I think that they saw how the leaders of the orig got treated and are trying to get a piece of the action. Or they realize that thier fearless leaders sold out for 2 round trip plane tickets and are genuine in thier beliefs. They can say what they want but I doubt Valve showed them much more than we the general public with a computer already know.tellmeimaninja said:So the leaders, the ones who inspired them all, give up on the boycott, and the ignorant followers refuse to give up on it? I think it just makes them feel important. Someone go send some zombies after them...
iLol'd ^^'punkhead58 said:IdealistCommi said:Well, most European countries use MM/DD/YY.Mikaze said:Not if you live in Australia. Besides, it makes more sense to go DD/MM/YY.Blackadder51 said:In Australia they use DD/MM/YYYYI'm sorry everybody, I was not aware of the fact that this format is used in Europe, America has a nice way of brainwashing its inhabitant's to think that their way is right. Please excuse my lobotomized ignorance. I'm moving to Australia.Beefcakes said:Only in America, alot of other countries use DD/MM/YYYY, which makes more sense to me
Really? In america (or at least in California) we use DD/MM/YY.Reep said:Thats the American format, the correct format is DD/MM/YYpunkhead58 said:This is not a "first post"
I can understand if they want to get "more bang for their buck", but we've all known about this sequel for a while, so I doubt this boycott is going to go anywhere.
P.S. "21/10/09"? I didn't know that there were 21 months in a year. *chuckle* The correct format is MM/DD/YY
no, please forgive my lobotomised ignorance of... whatever this... thing... ispunkhead58 said:EquinoxETO said:yep, as its kind of like the smallest time scale going up to the biggestMikaze said:Not if you live in Australia. Besides, it makes more sense to go DD/MM/YY.punkhead58 said:P.S. "21/10/09"? I didn't know that there were 21 months in a year. *chuckle* The correct format is MM/DD/YY
you wouldnt see a digital clock say MM/SS/HH, that would be stupid
OT: i would like this boycott to follow through, but i doubt it, especially if the original leaders have left, that would lose a lot of respectSomeUnregPunk said:and the american military format is YYYY/MM/DDReep said:Thats the American format, the correct format is DD/MM/YYpunkhead58 said:P.S. "21/10/09"? I didn't know that there were 21 months in a year. *chuckle* The correct format is MM/DD/YYAshbax said:Depends on your region, in many places its DD/MM/YYpunkhead58 said:P.S. "21/10/09"? I didn't know that there were 21 months in a year. *chuckle* The correct format is MM/DD/YYJarrid said:Clearly you haven't been reading /v/.punkhead58 said:P.S. "21/10/09"? I didn't know that there were 21 months in a year. *chuckle* The correct format is MM/DD/YY
A European was SPAMing an anti-American rant last night, one of his points was that we order dates "wrong."Reep said:Thats the American format, the correct format is DD/MM/YYpunkhead58 said:This is not a "first post"
I can understand if they want to get "more bang for their buck", but we've all known about this sequel for a while, so I doubt this boycott is going to go anywhere.
P.S. "21/10/09"? I didn't know that there were 21 months in a year. *chuckle* The correct format is MM/DD/YYFredrick2003 said:All I get from this is "I live in America therefore America is the world".punkhead58 said:This is not a "first post"
I can understand if they want to get "more bang for their buck", but we've all known about this sequel for a while, so I doubt this boycott is going to go anywhere.
P.S. "21/10/09"? I didn't know that there were 21 months in a year. *chuckle* The correct format is MM/DD/YY
I hate people like you.
Yes, well, apparently none of you can read, because if you could, you would have seen my follow-up post after my first wave of trolls.
punkhead58 said:I'm sorry everybody, I was not aware of the fact that this format is used in Europe, America has a nice way of brainwashing its inhabitant's to think that their way is right. Please excuse my lobotomized ignorance. I'm moving to Australia.
not in Europe DD/MM/YY in my opinion kind of makes more sense just cause it follows the order of smallest to largest if nothing elsepunkhead58 said:This is not a "first post"
I can understand if they want to get "more bang for their buck", but we've all known about this sequel for a while, so I doubt this boycott is going to go anywhere.
P.S. "21/10/09"? I didn't know that there were 21 months in a year. *chuckle* The correct format is MM/DD/YY
Sounds a bit elitist, don't you think? Not every country strives to be like the US. The "correct" format for us Brits, and the majority of countries, is DD/MM/YY, which was in place before you made your format.punkhead58 said:P.S. "21/10/09"? I didn't know that there were 21 months in a year. *chuckle* The correct format is MM/DD/YY
Oooh, new planets, or just new characters?HG131 said:Yes, yes I do. Franchises are better sometimes. Oh, did I mention Borderlands = Trilogy?
Well you obviously don't know about much of Europe then, just because it is different doesn't mean its wrong */chuckle*.punkhead58 said:This is not a "first post"
I can understand if they want to get "more bang for their buck", but we've all known about this sequel for a while, so I doubt this boycott is going to go anywhere.
P.S. "21/10/09"? I didn't know that there were 21 months in a year. *chuckle* The correct format is MM/DD/YY