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[Nic]

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[AndyB]

They are the same thing.

 

[Garrett x50 cal]

...fail...

 

[Gnome]

Military and 24 hour are the same thing.

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[Trent the Paladin]

I believe the numbers you are searching for are 1 and 2.

 

[Garrett x50 cal]

I use P.M / A.M

 

[Pear]

AM/PM. I don't know anyone who uses military time, and if someone tells me something in military time, I have to spend a couple of seconds converting it to AM/PM.

 

[David]

They are the same thing.

i dont see how they are the same, they both tell time but still, in different ways which makes them different.

Same: Conforming in every detail

i use 24 hour.

 

[AndyB]

They are the same thing.

i dont see how they are the same, they both tell time but still, in different ways which makes them different.

Same: Conforming in every detail

i use 24 hour.

Yes, because I go by the dictionary definition of every word.
Well done.

 

[David]

They are the same thing.

i dont see how they are the same, they both tell time but still, in different ways which makes them different.

Same: Conforming in every detail

i use 24 hour.

Yes, because I go by the dictionary definition of every word.
Well done.

you seem to have not known what it meant so i helped you out. no worries.

 

[AndyB]

They are the same thing.

i dont see how they are the same, they both tell time but still, in different ways which makes them different.

Same: Conforming in every detail

i use 24 hour.

Yes, because I go by the dictionary definition of every word.
Well done.

you seem to have not known what it meant so i helped you out. no worries.

I do know what it means, but that wasn't the point of why I said it.
Military time and the 24 hour clock have the same layout. Examples: 00:00, 11:20, 15:30 etc.
The other way to tell the time is the regular 12 hour clock, where it goes back to 1 after it being 12.

 

[David]

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Yes, because I go by the dictionary definition of every word.
Well done.

you seem to have not known what it meant so i helped you out. no worries.

I do know what it means, but that wasn't the point of why I said it.
Military time and the 24 hour clock have the same layout. Examples: 00:00, 11:20, 15:30 etc.
The other way to tell the time is the regular 12 hour clock, where it goes back to 1 after it being 12.

:throwingrottenapples:

 

[Nic]

woops...