51:38"That way it's easier to hide the body" Nimue 09/11/2026
51:40Hiiii Nimmy, excited to watch you play, hope you love the game! :_NimiKyapi:
51:54not the bush:broken_heart:
52:099/11:loudly_crying_face::loudly_crying_face::exclamation_question_mark:
52:26in europe we write 9/11 instead of 11/9...
52:31dd/mm/yyy makes more sense and i will fight you on it!
52:32its okay its correct to the rest of the world
52:47no yeah but americans wanna be different
52:47yeah lots of countries write it that way
52:48mistake or european...etc etc
52:49I am just confused now
52:52RIGHT LIKE:loudly_crying_face:
52:52America just likes to feel special
53:02I'll never understand how you can write the month first
53:24dont quote him on that:_NimiHEHEHE:
53:46day firt makes sense cus it's smallest to largest
53:48I never played Zelda before what is this about?
53:52I guess it makes sense cuz when you verbalize, you say the month then day
53:59i remember by the way you show the number 3 on your hand they were able to tell whether you were german or not (showed in a movie too!)
54:01americans start with the month UNLESS its the fourth of july
54:02smaller to bigger unit makes sense tho
54:04they programmed you well:_NImiUhuhu:
54:17wait americans actually think of dates like they do in heathers..woah
54:22its a thing we get used to based on where we live ig:_NimiHide:
54:38it may have to do with language too, in spanish you usually say the date before the month!
54:44Writing the month first emulates the pattern of speech. One says "November Nineth" instead of "the Nineth of November." It's linguistic consistency within the specific language.
54:51BO YO YO YOY OING:rolling_on_the_floor_laughing::rolling_on_the_floor_laughing:
55:08ive always found it funny that its the 4th of july like wheres the consistency