Thread: U.S. Politics Online 10th Anniversary

I just noticed that U.S. Politics Online 10th anniversary is coming up soon. Our founder Marc is am member since 01-09-2001. I guess that means that January 9th of 2011 is the right day for having a birthday party.

I guess it's a good time to honor our longest serving members and remember all the others that have left the forum .... or somehow had to leave.

Our 10 longest serving member that have posted in 2010 are:

1. Marc (member since 01-09-2001)
2. kathaksung (member since 02-26-2001)
3. RoccoR (member since 02-09-2002)
4. adaher (member since 06-08-2002)
5. Helene (member since 10-11-2002)
6. mabus (member since 10-28-2002)
7. Malvolio (member since 04-11-2003)
8. WFCY (member since 06-27-2003)
9. Chappy (member since 09-27-2003)
10. Aarstad (member since 11-05-2003)

First!


wtf you joined before me??

and I am on the same list as rookie!? >.<


hurr

Originally Posted by WFCY

First!


wtf you joined before me??

and I am on the same list as rookie!? >.<


hurr

What? Is this some kind of coup?

Quite clearly you are 8th, not first.

I think its funny that kathaksung is right behind the site owner in longevity.

Originally Posted by lutherf

Your math's wrong. There are eleven candles on that cake.

Originally Posted by Porras

Your math's wrong. There are eleven candles on that cake.

You are too focused on details. Its the thought that counts.

Btw Malovio, are you sure its not septemper the 1st 2011 - given that these silly yankees write dates in the wrong order?

Originally Posted by Wallaroo

You are too focused on details. Its the thought that counts.

Btw Malovio, are you sure its not septemper the 1st 2011 - given that these silly yankees write dates in the wrong order?

I guess so. The forum software usually uses the silly MM-DD-YYYY "logic". But you can never be sure, of course.

Who is RoccoR?

Originally Posted by Malvolio

I guess so. The forum software usually uses the silly MM-DD-YYYY "logic". But you can never be sure, of course.

Hey, now, it makes perfect sense. It goes from smallest number of possible integers to largest.

Months (12 of them)
Days (up to 31 of them)
Years (potentially infinite amount)

It's you guys that messed it all up!

Good catch on the birthday, btw.

Originally Posted by Speakeasy

Hey, now, it makes perfect sense. It goes from smallest number of possible integers to largest.

Months (12 of them)
Days (up to 31 of them)
Years (potentially infinite amount)

It's you guys that messed it all up!

Good point actually, but when I read a date, Im mostly interested in the day and not the month, since I already know what month we are in. Therefore its better to have the day first for a faster reading IMO.