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born:

First day
Third month
First year
First Century
Third millenium


mhm :veryhappy:
 
Thirteenth day.
Seventh month.
Ninety-second year.
Tenth century.
Second millennium.

That is, since an event when
 
Comatose said:
Twentieth day.
Fifth month.
Ninety-second year
Tenth century
Second millennium
(un)

Don't you mean ninety-third year, or are you older than me?
 
Comatose said:
*trevor said:
Comatose said:
Twentieth day.
Fifth month.
Ninety-second year
Tenth century
Second millennium
(un)

Don't you mean ninety-third year, or are you older than me?
I'm older. :evillaugh:
This is news. And I thought I had a firm grasp on everyone's ages.
 
gamerdude309 said:
I'm sorry guys but I'm really lost.
My birthday is July 13th, 1991.

Thirteenth day.
July is the seventh month of the year.

Now, this next part is a bit tricky, so we'll move backwards.

The years 0-999 were the first millennium, while the second millennium consists of the years 1000-1999. The third millennium started in 2000 and goes until 2999. 1991 is in the second millennium.

As you probably know, the 1900s is often called the twentieth century, as it consists of the 20th century (the years 0-99 consisting of the first century). However, since we're counting from the beginning of the latest millennium (the second one, in my case), then we're talking about the tenth century in the second millennium.

The year is counted from the beginning of the latest century, in my case that is the year 1900. Counting 1900 as the first year of the century, then 1991 was the ninety-second year in that century.

Yeah.
 
*trevor said:
gamerdude309 said:
I'm sorry guys but I'm really lost.
My birthday is July 13th, 1991.

Thirteenth day.
July is the seventh month of the year.

Now, this next part is a bit tricky, so we'll move backwards.

The years 0-999 were the first millennium, while the second millennium consists of the years 1000-1999. The third millennium started in 2000 and goes until 2999. 1991 is in the second millennium.

As you probably know, the 1900s is often called the twentieth century, as it consists of the 20th century (the years 0-99 consisting of the first century). However, since we're counting from the beginning of the latest millennium (the second one, in my case), then we're talking about the tenth century in the second millennium.

The year is counted from the beginning of the latest century, in my case that is the year 1900. Counting 1900 as the first year of the century, then 1991 was the ninety-second year in that century.

Yeah.
tl;dr
 
Psychonaut said:
*trevor said:
gamerdude309 said:
I'm sorry guys but I'm really lost.
My birthday is July 13th, 1991.

Thirteenth day.
July is the seventh month of the year.

Now, this next part is a bit tricky, so we'll move backwards.

The years 0-999 were the first millennium, while the second millennium consists of the years 1000-1999. The third millennium started in 2000 and goes until 2999. 1991 is in the second millennium.

As you probably know, the 1900s is often called the twentieth century, as it consists of the 20th century (the years 0-99 consisting of the first century). However, since we're counting from the beginning of the latest millennium (the second one, in my case), then we're talking about the tenth century in the second millennium.

The year is counted from the beginning of the latest century, in my case that is the year 1900. Counting 1900 as the first year of the century, then 1991 was the ninety-second year in that century.

Yeah.
tl;dr
tl;dr:

Day = day of your birthday
Month = month you were born
Year = last two digits of your birth year plus one
Century = second digit of your birth year plus one
Millennium = first digit of your birth year plus one
 
OJ. said:
born:

First day
Third month
First year
First Century
Third millenium


mhm :veryhappy:
you were born in the year 3000? never mind, herped a derp.
 
Fourth day
Eleventh month
Ninety-Eighth year
Tenth century
Second Millennium

What Megaannum are we on, again?
 
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