Internally I tell time in 24-hour format (the so-called "military time") and just convert to 12-hour AM/PM when conversing with mere mortals.
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on August 10, 2007
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I'm just a mere mortal.
How does it feel down there?
;)
I'd like to think in 24-hour time, but it's difficult to transition to it when 12-hour time is so ubiquitous.
Is it? I've changed all my clocks (except the stupid microwave) to 24h. I only see 12h time (except on the stupid microwave) when I'm at other people's houses.