happy new

Pingohits · 2017-01-01 17:33:11

everyone shut up this is my thread i demand you to treat each other with respect and celebrate this god **** new year you ****

AlphaJon, jonhvictor2004sonic

SmittyW · 2017-01-01 18:04:58

Time is a social construct

mrjawapa · 2017-01-01 18:26:27

XxAtillaxX wrote:

i suppose so, happy new years 2048.

But that's not wrong.

2017 is just the number of revolutions since some **** nugget was born.

Didn't the french mark years from the date they gained independence?

365 days is 365 days. No matter what day you start from.

Kessiope · 2017-01-01 19:08:14

XxAtillaxX wrote:

i suppose so, happy new years 2048.

already made this joke..

Evilbunny · 2017-01-01 19:18:21

Atilla, we don't celebrate the Earth passing a specific point around the Sun. So it's not like "wow we've reached the point at which UTC started a new year, time to go nuts at 7 pm!!!" No, it's a celebration of making through the calendar year of 2016 and starting fresh with a new month and new year. Which means it DOES make sense to celebrate regionally based on timezones. You don't really expect people to start celebrating a new year halfway through December 31st do you? No that would be silly. I'm gonna celebrate once my calendar reaches January 1st and if you don't like other people having fun and filling up YOUR internet with celebratory posts then maybe you can just suck it up for 24 hours every year.

mrjawapa, N1KF

XxAtillaxX · 2017-01-02 00:36:45

Evilbunny wrote:

Atilla, we don't celebrate the Earth passing a specific point around the Sun. So it's not like "wow we've reached the point at which UTC started a new year, time to go nuts at 7 pm!!!" No, it's a celebration of making through the calendar year of 2016 and starting fresh with a new month and new year. Which means it DOES make sense to celebrate regionally based on timezones. You don't really expect people to start celebrating a new year halfway through December 31st do you? No that would be silly. I'm gonna celebrate once my calendar reaches January 1st and if you don't like other people having fun and filling up YOUR internet with celebratory posts then maybe you can just suck it up for 24 hours every year.

again i couldnt care less when people celebrate it but they're retards for saying a year has passed when it hasn't

mrjawapa · 2017-01-02 00:38:49

XxAtillaxX wrote:

Evilbunny wrote:
Atilla, we don't celebrate the Earth passing a specific point around the Sun. So it's not like "wow we've reached the point at which UTC started a new year, time to go nuts at 7 pm!!!" No, it's a celebration of making through the calendar year of 2016 and starting fresh with a new month and new year. Which means it DOES make sense to celebrate regionally based on timezones. You don't really expect people to start celebrating a new year halfway through December 31st do you? No that would be silly. I'm gonna celebrate once my calendar reaches January 1st and if you don't like other people having fun and filling up YOUR internet with celebratory posts then maybe you can just suck it up for 24 hours every year.
again i couldnt care less when people celebrate it but they're retards for saying a year has passed when it hasn't

except, it has.

N1KF

XxAtillaxX · 2017-01-02 00:43:25

not when they're celebrating it in advance and in the past with their timezones

mrjawapa · 2017-01-02 01:25:12

XxAtillaxX wrote:

not when they're celebrating it in advance and in the past with their timezones

I'm celebrating new years at 7pm every august 1st.

after 365 it will be 7pm august 1st again.

XxAtillaxX · 2017-01-02 01:30:25

first off do you know what daylight savings are, and secondly, as I had said in my first post in this topic, your timezone isn't special to the rest of the world. i reiterate my point, it should be celebrated at UTC.

Evilbunny · 2017-01-02 01:33:14

XxAtillaxX wrote:

first off do you know what daylight savings are, and secondly, as I had said in my first post in this topic, your timezone isn't special to the rest of the world. i reiterate my point, it should be celebrated at UTC.

A calendar year isn't even exactly a full rotation around the sun, so it isn't a full year since you seem to care about that so much. Should we wait until 365 days and a quarter has past to celebrate then too? And what do we do when there is a leap day? Celebrate a day early?
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XxAtillaxX wrote:

but they're retards for saying a year has passed when it hasn't

XxAtillaxX wrote:

it should be celebrated at UTC.

you're a retard then

XxAtillaxX · 2017-01-02 01:38:57

you should celebrate when the earth has completed a full orbit, which is very much possible with modern mathematics and physics you know. couldn't care less what people decide their calendar year is, for some people maybe a calendar year means 6 days.

mrjawapa · 2017-01-02 01:45:52

starting now (19:43 on Jan. 1st) my year begins.

After one full revolution

it will be 19:43 on Jan. 1st

so when people say they're celebrating at midnight EST jan 1st, and then the following year celebrate at midnight EST jan 1st... it's a full revolution.

BuzzerBee · 2017-01-02 02:08:27

Nothing good is coming from this topic... closed

Bobithan · 2017-01-02 18:22:48

BuzzerBee wrote:

Nothing good is coming from this topic... closed

I disagree... opened

AlphaJon, mrjawapa, Dencc, kubapolish, Shadow

AlphaJon · 2017-01-03 07:35:22

BuzzerBee wrote:

Nothing good is coming from this topic... closed

Bobithan wrote:

BuzzerBee wrote:
Nothing good is coming from this topic... closed
I disagree... opened

This topic is an interesting read, and I want to see it continue
*Grabs popcorn*

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