What did Sports Illustrated mean by this?

>americans have 28 months

>>74927856
Why would you want to know the day BEFORE the month?
The month sets the context. Then you get the day for more specificity. And then if you like, you can throw in the year as well.
Day/Month is for heathens.

>>74927845
they can steel memes and are only good for swimsuit models which in the modern day of porn is 100% irrelevant

>>74927856
Yes, a month for each dick you've sucked times a thousand, faggot

>>74927903
>American "humor"

>>74927885
>>74927896

>dat mental gymnastics

the 3th of 28th, 2017

what does it mean

>>74927965
america has 12 days and 365 months in a year

im surprised they dont drive on the left

>>74927916
that was clearly an insult, mohammed

>>74927856
>yurop has 44 hours

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>>74928110
>Mohammed
>Check flag

>>74928110
>>74928290
t. mohammed and amir

>>74928329
Fugg off Tyrone.

fucking rekt

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>>74927845
>Yuropoors have 31 months in a year, changing every day ad infinitum, not even in order

Ayyyy

>>74927845

its saint failcons day

>>74927856
Time is a social construct my man.

>>74927903
are you five?

>>74927845
Urban retards blown the fuck out

They meant the biggest comeback in history

>what day is it?

do you say "it's March 28th" or "it's 28th March"

checkmate rest of the world

>>74939482
It's the 28th of March ofc
Did they not teach you English in school?

>>74939550
>adding an extra word for no reason

why do this?

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>>74927885

>>74927845
FUCK this publication

>>74939773
Saying the month first frames the context of the date better.

When someone asks you how old you are, you don't start with the seconds, then minutes, then weeks, and finally years. Same with the time, you don't give seconds, minutes, then hour. To us, "March 29" is simply more efficient and gives better immediate context than "the 29th of March." Because when someone asks the date, you never answer just "29," everyone gives the date using both month and day.

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Whoa.

YYYY/MM/DD is objectively the best way to write dates because it decreases from left to right, just like HH:MM:SS for time.

>>74941988
No it doesn't you dumb fuck. You're just used to saying it that way because that's what youve used all your life.

>>74942029
The logic is sound. It makes as much sense to say month:date as it does to say hour:minute

>The time is 50:02, but if you want to be more specific it's 33:50:02
>Today I turn 00:00:00:00:00:00:25 years old

>>74941988
You literally do just say the 29th. Who wouldn't know the month.

>>74942082
You can use it as verbal shorthand, sure, but in almost all written usage you say both.

The simple point is that there is good logic behind the American usage.

>>74942023
this

>>74942023

>YYYY/MM/DD

this is literal autism

>>74927885
kek

What are you guys even talking about right now

>>74942002
>>74944114
Let's talk about this coincidence.

>>74942023
>year is most important

>>74942160

No there isn't.

>>74941988
Yes, this is true. But you guys say the year after the month, so it doesn't make sense and your argument is flawed as fuck.

>>74942023
this guy is correct

same with numbers in general

>>74948926
That seems to me to be an artifact of not wanting to place a number ahead of a non-number word (month name), which would sound awkward in English. Perhaps habit would have eradicated that awkwardness eventually.