On 2020-01-02 20:42:59 330guy said:


U better hope he did not read it here. Cos if he did then he probably read your post. And realised that his beloved happily married church going son is a punter named "Get the D in Durbs"!!!

Which means he can read ALL your forum posts :o

So if you have EVER posted about your secret fantasy of being the 'new boy' locked in a prison cell with a group of big hairy horny men (one of em named Babba) then u may have some explaining to do...

Lol

Sorry buddy. Im getting a bit carried away here :)

On 2020-01-02 15:30:26 Get the D in Durbs said:
On 2020-01-02 08:56:53 Johnny English said: When writing a date on any document in 2020, write it in its full format ie. 31/01/2020 and not 31/01/20. Anyone can change it to any date from 31/01/2000 to 31/01/2099. This can render the document invalid.


Wtf, Where did you read this Johnny English?????? My dad told me this story this morning. I hope he read it like somewhere in the paper and not on HERE! :O

Got the story from my brother a couple of days ago. F@#k, am i your uncle ?

On 2020-01-02 08:56:53 Johnny English said:
When writing a date on any document in 2020, write it in its full format ie. 31/01/2020 and not 31/01/20. Anyone can change it to any date from 31/01/2000 to 31/01/2099. This can render the document invalid.

If you wrote last year for eg: 01/01/19
What stopped the fraudster adding two digits after that?
Say 1999...
is there statute of limitations that may apply?

All these dates now sound like we're going back to our past lives. Anyone feeling like they need to correct some errors, or is it only me who's taking my comments and curiosity too far?

Is there perhaps a way we can try to move forward and be in the present and learn to sign legal documents for the year 2020?

Am seriously asking. Though I still find this thread interesting.

I'm here if you need to talk or reminisce. My one entryway is open!

Just a bit off topic, I do business and travel to the states often. For some reason they write the date as ___ month, day, year, which really gets to me.

So many times I get the dates wrong. So when they write the date as 11/ 5/ 2019 it's actually the 5th November 2019.

On 2020-01-03 23:45:55 Panty_Dropper said:
Just a bit off topic, I do business and travel to the states often. For some reason they write the date as ___ month, day, year, which really gets to me.

So many times I get the dates wrong. So when they write the date as 11/ 5/ 2019 it's actually the 5th November 2019.

I get that. The Americans also use the imperial system of measuring over the metric system.
You need to convert for everything you measure.

Never going to America - my dick will shrink from 5 to 2!!!

On 2020-01-02 08:56:53 Johnny English said:
When writing a date on any document in 2020, write it in its full format ie. 31/01/2020 and not 31/01/20. Anyone can change it to any date from 31/01/2000 to 31/01/2099. This can render the document invalid.

Good tip, but many ways to overcome this by way of interpretation of the document itself etc.