Funny and Good Things about MCOC Forum!

So guys, we have entered in a new decade,Why not take a look back to this mcoc community and share our funny and memorable experiences on this platform.
For me,when I do have time,I just enjoy reading the merged threads and feel the people's frustration in written form and frustration reflection as well,funny comments and recently some great stuffs as well like @SpideyFunko and @Newlinstheory work were great and we are hoping similar in future as well.
Now,I am stopping myself and leaving on you guys to share your thoughts.If I have included your thought in my moments, doesn't matter.you are always free to open up.
I have left too much stuff for you guys to share.
thank you.

Comments

Buttehrs

We've been in a new decade for a year already. Where you been? In quarantine? Lol

Artoria77

SpideyFunko

ayyy

Geralt_123

We've been in a new decade for a year already. Where you been? In quarantine? Lol

This is debatable topic!

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SpideyFunko

The bad? I still don't understand how people support mercs.

the person that was disqualified from the summoner showdown in the americas has a YouTube channel and basically they accused Kabam of not wanting Mexicans in the competition.

SummonerNR

We've been in a new decade for a year already. Where you been? In quarantine? Lol

If you’re talking say the “20's” (which just sounds strange to say as a terminology, so I’ll use the “90’s” term instead), then yes when referring to it that way it began Jan 1st 2020 (or Jan 1st 1990).

But referring to a decade similarly in terms of when the Millennium begins/ends, that can be viewed as either right or wrong (re @Geralt_123 ). The last Millennium technically did not end until Dec 31, 2000 (it's just that most people thought incorrectly that it just “logically” made more sense to say it ended Dec 31, 1999).

Because there is NOT a “Year 0” in the historical calendar. The AD system of calendar starts with “Year 1 AD” (and Year 1 BC before that, not any 0 year inbetween), so a 10th year increment technically just ended at Dec 31, 2020.

Let’s not get into how they based the calendar on some Monk's estimate of what year he mistakenly calculated Jesus to have been born in, and probably got it wrong by on most accounts by 5-7 years, so the whole system made to begin with a Year-1 instead of Year-0 is just not valid anyways. And so maybe the Technical standard for “Millennium” should indeed just be adjusted to how we commonly think of it anyways, with the last Millennium officially ending on Dec 31, 1999 like when ppl actually celebrated it, even though that was wrong. 😀

SpideyFunko

We've been in a new decade for a year already. Where you been? In quarantine? Lol
If you’re talking say the “20's” (which just sounds strange to say as a terminology, so I’ll use the “90’s” term instead), then yes when referring to it that way it began Jan 1st 2020 (or Jan 1st 1990).

But referring to a decade similarly in terms of when the Millennium begins/ends, that can be viewed as either right or wrong (re @Geralt_123 ). The last Millennium technically did not end until Dec 31, 2000 (it's just that most people thought incorrectly that it just “logically” made more sense to say it ended Dec 31, 1999).

Because there is NOT a “Year 0” in the historical calendar. The AD system of calendar starts with “Year 1 AD” (and Year 1 BC before that, not any 0 year inbetween), so a 10th year increment technically just ended at Dec 31, 2020.

Let’s not get into how they based the calendar on some Monk's estimate of what year he mistakenly calculated Jesus to have been born in, and probably got it wrong by on most accounts by 5-7 years, so the whole system made to begin with a Year-1 instead of Year-0 is just not valid anyways. And so maybe the Technical standard for “Millennium” should indeed just be adjusted to how we commonly think of it anyways, with the last Millennium officially ending on Dec 31, 1999 like when ppl actually celebrated it, even though that was wrong. 😀

they don’t actually teach BC and AD anymore, at least where I am. Because it’s “insensitive to other religions”

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Silver_Goose

We've been in a new decade for a year already. Where you been? In quarantine? Lol
If you’re talking say the “20's” (which just sounds strange to say as a terminology, so I’ll use the “90’s” term instead), then yes when referring to it that way it began Jan 1st 2020 (or Jan 1st 1990).

But referring to a decade similarly in terms of when the Millennium begins/ends, that can be viewed as either right or wrong (re @Geralt_123 ). The last Millennium technically did not end until Dec 31, 2000 (it's just that most people thought incorrectly that it just “logically” made more sense to say it ended Dec 31, 1999).

Because there is NOT a “Year 0” in the historical calendar. The AD system of calendar starts with “Year 1 AD” (and Year 1 BC before that, not any 0 year inbetween), so a 10th year increment technically just ended at Dec 31, 2020.

Let’s not get into how they based the calendar on some Monk's estimate of what year he mistakenly calculated Jesus to have been born in, and probably got it wrong by on most accounts by 5-7 years, so the whole system made to begin with a Year-1 instead of Year-0 is just not valid anyways. And so maybe the Technical standard for “Millennium” should indeed just be adjusted to how we commonly think of it anyways, with the last Millennium officially ending on Dec 31, 1999 like when ppl actually celebrated it, even though that was wrong. 😀
they don’t actually teach BC and AD anymore, at least where I am. Because it’s “insensitive to other religions”

Same, but they just replace AD with CE and BC with BCE