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Semantics Poll: "Sunday, August 2 at midnight" means...

Posted by Dr.Vermin (aka Dr.Vermin) Jul 23 '09, 13:43

A) immediately after 11:59pm, Saturday August 1.

B) immediately after 11:59pm, Sunday August 2.

C) technically A, but acceptably interpreted as B.

I could grudgingly go with C, but in my heart, I don't find B acceptable.

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I hate this question whenever it comes up. People are dumb. I agree with you. -- nm - con_carne Jul 23, 13:47 1
- well what date are 0 houers 0 minutes and 0 sec exactly then :) -- nm - Danedukenuuk Jul 23, 13:50
I exactly agree with you. -- nm - TFox Jul 23, 13:46
I'd take it as B. "The middle of Sunday night = midnight Sunday." -- nm - JaxSean Jul 23, 13:45
I'm with you. -- nm - nubby (Buehrle!!!) Jul 23, 13:45
2/8 23.59 -- nm - Danedukenuuk Jul 23, 13:45
c -- nm - tRuMaN Jul 23, 13:45
For me, B -- nm - Roger More Jul 23, 13:44

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