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Interesting point from another forum
so we just celebrated the 4th of July (day month)
so why was the next day July 5th ... (month day)
so we just celebrated the 4th of July (day month)
so why was the next day July 5th ... (month day)
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Originally Posted by Ray
Interesting point from another forum
so we just celebrated the 4th of July (day month)
so why was the next day July 5th ... (month day)
so we just celebrated the 4th of July (day month)
so why was the next day July 5th ... (month day)
it was just 4/7/2006 and 5/7/2006 to me (or was it 7/4/2006 and 7/5/2006?)
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Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
I didn't celebrate it...
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Originally Posted by Ray
I did ... but us Togoans are like that ........
The US military uses the convention D/M/Y ...just to muddy the waters.
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Originally Posted by gardnma
The US military uses the convention D/M/Y ...just to muddy the waters.
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Originally Posted by Ray
I did ... but us Togoans are like that ........
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Originally Posted by Angry White Pyjamas
Does Togo have an independence day?
#8
Originally Posted by ScousePete
Also on I-94 forms - always seemed kind of strange, almost like the US admitting that the rest of the world does it this way.


As for the 4th July vs July 5th, I would hazard a guess, that on 3rd July 1776, people were used to the British use of English. Therefore, the momentous day would have been 4th July. Old habits die hard. Not that old mind, only 230 years.
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Originally Posted by Roadster280
Must be cheaper to do it that way. Think of the thousands of visitors who would otherwise use two forms, having made a mess of the first one.
As for the 4th July vs July 5th, I would hazard a guess, that on 3rd July 1776, people were used to the British use of English. Therefore, the momentous day would have been 4th July. Old habits die hard. Not that old mind, only 230 years.
As for the 4th July vs July 5th, I would hazard a guess, that on 3rd July 1776, people were used to the British use of English. Therefore, the momentous day would have been 4th July. Old habits die hard. Not that old mind, only 230 years.
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Originally Posted by Ray
Could the answer be where the forms are printed ..clue..its not the US..
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Originally Posted by Ray
Interesting point from another forum
so we just celebrated the 4th of July (day month)
so why was the next day July 5th ... (month day)
so we just celebrated the 4th of July (day month)
so why was the next day July 5th ... (month day)
How many is it in Togo btw?
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Originally Posted by ironporer
Next I think we need a thread on how many exactly is one Billion. Is it as us yanks believe- one thousand million (1,000,000,000) or is it more- like all of you Europeans mistakenly believe.
How many is it in Togo btw?
How many is it in Togo btw?
How about a discussion on which years the two world wars actually started.?????
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Or what about the age of the earth? It was only designed 6,000 years ago, intelligently of course.
Originally Posted by gardnma
OR.........
How about a discussion on which years the two world wars actually started.?????
How about a discussion on which years the two world wars actually started.?????
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Originally Posted by neill
Or what about the age of the earth? It was only designed 6,000 years ago, intelligently of course.
...are you one of those Pat Robertson / Oral Roberts Bible thumping types? If so, get the hell out of here fast as thats where you will go along with all the depraved heathern in here. If not,
HI THERE, JOIN IN THE ORGY !!!!!!
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Originally Posted by gardnma
OR.........
How about a discussion on which years the two world wars actually started.?????
How about a discussion on which years the two world wars actually started.?????
I suppose one could make the argument that the 1st world war began in 1776, since there was fighting across continents, between several nations (or nations to be)...Englanf, France, US, Canada (darn wimps), perhaps even Holland and Spain- as England was fighting them at the same time.



