Hagdos

Yeah, but that's hundreds of years ago and they're a staple food now. Unlike Jicamas, where I had to Google what that even is.

So, linguistically not really comparable

But these aren't found in Western Europe

Leaving aside the problem that you are choosing a date system depending on who is using the dating system

I'm choosing one for humans, that'd seem to be the group that uses date systems most. Picking a new datesystem for each purpose would be insane, but also exactly what's happening in computer systems.

under that condition the most logical would be MM/DD/YYYY, which is truly terrible, so I'm going to politely ignore your argument.

I fail to see that conclusion? Why would that be the most logical?

Was it ever intended or fit for that? It's 2.5 years old, where modern games 2.5 years ago that much less demanding than modern games today?

Are computers the most important thing?

Usually when I read a date I hardly care about year, because most events I read about are within a year

Care to elaborate? In my part of the world it absolutely is, with only some confusion sometimes caused by American dates

I know you can get it at Albert Heijn

Edit: I just learned that Aldi chocolate is sourced through Tony's supply lines, so they should be the same level of slave-free

It isn't American, and it doesn't taste like shit.

The founder, Teun van der Keuken, is a Dutch guy. He started this journey with sueing himself before a Dutch judge, on account of participating in slave labour (by buying chocolate in a supermarket, knowing that it's likely produced by slave labour)

Would people just lie on the internet?

Only if it's about a mother though.

As a christian, that's how I like to read it too.

I think the skilled labour guy is using sarcasm, and the rest of the internet is not picking up on it.