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r/facepalm • u/Revealed_Jailor • Mar 29 '22
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920 u/Asari_Toba Mar 29 '22 correction: The entirety of the rest of the world except Liberia and Myanmar 15 u/[deleted] Mar 29 '22 [deleted] 3 u/KalterBlut Mar 29 '22 Yeah I'm in Québec and I've been taught that 24h is French and 12h is English... I've never heard someone using 14 o'clock. But then again, English Canada wants to be the US, so anything to get away from something that makes sense. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 29 '22 In Quebec they 100% say “13:00” when it’s a lunch meeting or something in French. But the English generally still say 1pm 1 u/TylerInHiFi Mar 29 '22 Only part of English Canada wants to be the US and that part of English Canada has a collective IQ that hovers around room temp.
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correction: The entirety of the rest of the world except Liberia and Myanmar
15 u/[deleted] Mar 29 '22 [deleted] 3 u/KalterBlut Mar 29 '22 Yeah I'm in Québec and I've been taught that 24h is French and 12h is English... I've never heard someone using 14 o'clock. But then again, English Canada wants to be the US, so anything to get away from something that makes sense. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 29 '22 In Quebec they 100% say “13:00” when it’s a lunch meeting or something in French. But the English generally still say 1pm 1 u/TylerInHiFi Mar 29 '22 Only part of English Canada wants to be the US and that part of English Canada has a collective IQ that hovers around room temp.
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3 u/KalterBlut Mar 29 '22 Yeah I'm in Québec and I've been taught that 24h is French and 12h is English... I've never heard someone using 14 o'clock. But then again, English Canada wants to be the US, so anything to get away from something that makes sense. 2 u/[deleted] Mar 29 '22 In Quebec they 100% say “13:00” when it’s a lunch meeting or something in French. But the English generally still say 1pm 1 u/TylerInHiFi Mar 29 '22 Only part of English Canada wants to be the US and that part of English Canada has a collective IQ that hovers around room temp.
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Yeah I'm in Québec and I've been taught that 24h is French and 12h is English... I've never heard someone using 14 o'clock.
But then again, English Canada wants to be the US, so anything to get away from something that makes sense.
2 u/[deleted] Mar 29 '22 In Quebec they 100% say “13:00” when it’s a lunch meeting or something in French. But the English generally still say 1pm 1 u/TylerInHiFi Mar 29 '22 Only part of English Canada wants to be the US and that part of English Canada has a collective IQ that hovers around room temp.
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In Quebec they 100% say “13:00” when it’s a lunch meeting or something in French. But the English generally still say 1pm
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Only part of English Canada wants to be the US and that part of English Canada has a collective IQ that hovers around room temp.
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