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hey leah aren't you married. ooooh, i'm telling your hubby. now he have to beat back ichigo and your new date. =)

I think he's gotten quite used to the Ichigo thing by now. Leah, tell your hubby that I said he's a saint. ^_~

Well, my "saint" says he prefers Julian dates instead, and wants to know why we're not using that instead. "It makes much more [i]logical sense[/i]!"

Yes, folks, I married him. XD
And, yes, we're [i]still[/i] happily married. ~_^
Proving that if you put two smartasses in the same house, they are actually capable of cohabitating without killing each other. ~_^

I'd like to remind and ask again, if it would be possible to do so ... (^_^) ...
thanks in advanced for an answer ...

[color=#ff3355]Zetsu[/color]

Sorry, not enough benefit to bother adding a special little switch just for that. Besides, I don't personally think that's an improvement. Ideally, you would want to be able to choose between

6/9/2005
6/9/05
6-9-05
06/09/05

09/06/05 (9/6/05, etc. etc. etc. european)
June 9, 2005
Jun 9 05
Jun 9 2005

You can see my point. Maybe someday there will be a universal date formatter... but it would probably be too complicated for the average user of this site. (i.e. anyone who is not familiar with c-string formatting and/or unix timestamps).