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AM or PM? It doesn't matter.

• orangethirty 14y ago
  Of course it matters. The ask to make the calculation when its 11:50. I need to know if I'm free to be able to go and calculate it at exactly 11:50. I would not want to do the calculation at 11:49 or 11:51, because then I could be missing another calculation appointment. Using when implies that I do the calculation at the exact point in space-time, and not calculate the angle of the clock pointers at the moment the clock marks 11:50. :)
  • Domenic_S 14y ago
    You must be a blast at parties.
    • orangethirty 14y ago
      Define party. Political party? Social Gathering?