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Interesting. When I was in we always wrote the date and time as yyyy-mm-dd hh:mmAm American prefer d/m but that might be because of my mil background.
Interesting. When I was in we always wrote the date and time as yyyy-mm-dd hh:mmAm American prefer d/m but that might be because of my mil background.
Wherever I can, I write d/m/y as [## mon ##] to this day.Am American prefer d/m but that might be because of my mil background.
What does mil mean here? First thought is Mother in Law, but that makes no sense. Mil being short for Millennial, is a little better, but still nonsensicalAm American prefer d/m but that might be because of my mil background.
Military I'd guess...What does mil mean here? First thought is Mother in Law, but that makes no sense. Mil being short for Millennial, is a little better, but still nonsensical
Based on context it's Military.What does mil mean here? First thought is Mother in Law, but that makes no sense. Mil being short for Millennial, is a little better, but still nonsensical
Military I'd guess...
Thank you, I don't think I'd have ever guessed that.Based on context it's Military.
Based on the material I get in the mail, it may not be the standard anymore, but when I served, the way we wrote the date was day-month-year -- two digits for day and year, first three letters for month. So today would be:
03 Aug 24
Stuff I get is from Veterans Affairs though, so that doesn't mean they don't still do that for active duty material.
We usually did ddmmmyy, I actually prefer yyyymmdd but I'm familiar with that from coding.Interesting. When I was in we always wrote the date and time as yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm
What does mil mean here? First thought is Mother in Law, but that makes no sense. Mil being short for Millennial, is a little better, but still nonsensical
That's exactly how I say it and write it on all forms.Based on context it's Military.
Based on the material I get in the mail, it may not be the standard anymore, but when I served, the way we wrote the date was day-month-year -- two digits for day and year, first three letters for month. So today would be:
03 Aug 24
Stuff I get is from Veterans Affairs though, so that doesn't mean they don't still do that for active duty material.
They call it military time because they more commonly use 12 hour am/pm style time in much of the civilian world in the States.Thank you, I don't think I'd have ever guessed that.
Now if it had been in reference to the digital or 24HR clock, I'd probably have guessed it. Americans seem to love referring to that as "military time".
We did use dd-mmm-yy with some correspondence too. For everything else, especially records, yyyy-mm-dd was the accepted format.We usually did ddmmmyy, I actually prefer yyyymmdd but I'm familiar with that from coding.
We usually did ddmmmyy, I actually prefer yyyymmdd but I'm familiar with that from coding.
I work at a local paper that prints monthly targeted editions, so we use XXYYMM where XX represents the regional edition, so I've gotten used to the idea of a Y/M/D format -- even though I never actually use it directly, I don't usually have any trouble interpreting it when I see it (like screenshot auto-naming for instance).We did use dd-mmm-yy with some correspondence too. For everything else, especially records, yyyy-mm-dd was the accepted format.
Worked out great for me in the private sector since my work uses that format. Makes it universal worldwide so all my colleagues know what format the records are kept in, and helps with sorting by date, especially with spreadsheets.
I see Eva is wearing Chain Mail +5 of Invisibility. And I assume no panties.Special Render XXIX - Eva
This time, Eva doesn't have a gun to confront the big bad red weasel.
This is the last Special Render in this interlude. Tomorrow (Monday) the update will be published for Scarlett's tier and I can then start to publish previews for the next update.
I hope you enjoyed the fantasy specials.
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Going commando is her specialtyI see Eva is wearing Chain Mail +5 of invisibility. And I assume no panties.
If we're going by fantasy armor rules where the skimpier women's armor is the better then she's obviously invulnerable. Poor weasel doesn't have a chance in hell.Special Render XXIX - Eva
This time, Eva doesn't have a gun to confront the big bad red weasel.
This is the last Special Render in this interlude. Tomorrow (Monday) the update will be published for Scarlett's tier and I can then start to publish previews for the next update.
I hope you enjoyed the fantasy specials.
Full HD (4K for subscribers) render for you
View attachment 3896289
It's the latest upgrade for the Slutty Chainmail Bikini +4. Obviously, no panties.I see Eva is wearing Chain Mail +5 of Invisibility. And I assume no panties.
I laughed harder than I should reading your post!Going commando is her specialty
I used that rule creatively (see update 0.20 when it's published).If we're going by fantasy armor rules where the skimpier women's armor is the better then she's obviously invulnerable. Poor weasel doesn't have a chance in hell.
You are all evil. I couldn't resist looking at the spoiler. So I looked.SPOILERS FOR EP 19 INCOMING! Don't click if you don't wanna be spoiled!
I hate you Trope......
An entire update with Martha (there might have been other girls as well, I don't know...) running around topless and an alluded threesome with Samantha AND WE GET NOTHING! Evil, pure evil.......
Meemaw admitting her feelings! WOOHOO! Here we go!!! And Betty, oh Betty....you little horny devi.....I mean Nun.
And loved the big reveal, it was about time!
But for fucks sake, NEVER let Jaamal wear that again....I'm gonna need therapy after that....
Overall, FANTASTIC update!
Yeah, I'm usually the same, can't avoid lookingYou are all evil. I couldn't resist looking at the spoiler. So I looked.