Don't know why you're getting thumbs down, bro.
You didn't know.

makes more sense if you think about it a little :D
day month year

However, the American system makes sense too. You say "April 17, 2012", or 4/17/12.

A lot of the time in Europe people say, "the 17 of April". But the american system does make it easier to say.

im american and ive always said 17th of april...just makes sense...

Well it's really either/or.

European dating system bro.

didn't realize,

so in Europe they list the day, then the month, then the year

i didn't know that

Don't know why you're getting thumbs down, bro.
You didn't know.

makes more sense if you think about it a little :D
day month year

However, the American system makes sense too. You say "April 17, 2012", or 4/17/12.

A lot of the time in Europe people say, "the 17 of April". But the american system does make it easier to say.

im american and ive always said 17th of april...just makes sense...

Well it's really either/or.

well then

well that didn't work

Is it not clear that my use on the word ''deer'', was in actual fact an attempt at humor using a play on words directly related to the image you just posted? Do you mean to question my eloquent use of the English language in my day-to-day activities? Young fool do not mock me with allusions of a quick witted response. The very fact that you could not detect said pun, perfectly describes how much your linguistic skills are lacking. Now next time you dare question the proper use of nouns, verbs or adjectives, or any other form of the English language, make sure that you understand the full implications of your idiotic comments.
Sincerely, from one whose English is not at fault!

so you just hid behind the anonymous cloak to tell me that?

you sure told me didn't you

they put it in the middle too.