as i sit here, i realize i dont know what they mean.
im sure its simple as Pre Midnight and After midnight, but im not too sure and dont feel like googling it.
thanks amigos! (amigas) :shifty:
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12-hour clock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia -AM
12-hour clock - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia -PM
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not to be rude. but google-ing it would've been less work
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so would responding to this question with no substance
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thanks bud...you rock
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Ante meridian and post meridian -- literally before and after the midpoint of the day. And I didn't even go to Wikipedia. :P
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except it's not meridian.
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Meridian, meridem. Same thing. ;)
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really....anglp is just spelling police...:pity:
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Midian. It's where the monsters are.
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man how did i miss this at first? 8 years of latin would have paid off for once :lol:
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i always thought a.m. meant 'at morning', and p.m. meant 'past morning'.
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“AM” stands for the Latin phrase Ante Meridiem —which means “before noon”—and “PM” stands for Post Meridiem : “after noon.”
Edit: Sorry, I see that Steve already gave the correct answer.SICK and opfinistic like this. -