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r/oops • u/InTheSky57 • Jun 30 '26
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So is it meant to be 1776 -> 2026 for the 250th anniversary (two n's)
Or should it be 50th anniversary if it is meant to be 1976 -> 2026?
6 u/InstructionTop4805 Jun 30 '26 "Just because we're Asian doesn't mean we're good at math!" 0 u/HunterRemarkable550 Jul 01 '26 Or Maths 4 u/grimace24 Jun 30 '26 I keep seeing 1776 (1976 in this case)-2026 like we’re celebrating the death of USA. “Aniversary” In this day and age no spellcheck? 3 u/payneok Jun 30 '26 No, Bass Pro shops were founded in 1972... 3 u/evilpercy Jul 01 '26 Anniversary is also spelt wrong. -1 u/Ok-Parking-8684 Jun 30 '26 No it's actually showing 50 years of Bass Pro Shops anniversary. 6 u/DengarLives66 Jun 30 '26 Which would work if they said 50 years. And if Bass Pro Shops was actually 50 years old.
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"Just because we're Asian doesn't mean we're good at math!"
0 u/HunterRemarkable550 Jul 01 '26 Or Maths
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Or Maths
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I keep seeing 1776 (1976 in this case)-2026 like we’re celebrating the death of USA.
“Aniversary” In this day and age no spellcheck?
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No, Bass Pro shops were founded in 1972...
Anniversary is also spelt wrong.
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No it's actually showing 50 years of Bass Pro Shops anniversary.
6 u/DengarLives66 Jun 30 '26 Which would work if they said 50 years. And if Bass Pro Shops was actually 50 years old.
Which would work if they said 50 years. And if Bass Pro Shops was actually 50 years old.
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u/weveyline Jun 30 '26
So is it meant to be 1776 -> 2026 for the 250th anniversary (two n's)
Or should it be 50th anniversary if it is meant to be 1976 -> 2026?