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Wait I thought you wrote acrononyms with a semicolon in the United British Kingdom as in U;K ? That is how they do the number stems like 9,5 out of 10 instead of 9.5 out of 10.
Wow, fools can't even remember how to spell their own country glad I am on the far side of the english channel!
I don't understand this comment. Why do you think the UK uses semicolons in initials or as a decimal instead of the decimal point?
The second thing is legit, I think. I often communicate with, or see content from, data analysts and researchers from England (I'm in the US). England and many other parts of Europe use a comma as a decimal point.
I've never heard of the semicolon in acronyms/abbreviations, but hey, it's a big world and I don't know lots of things.
Yes I made it up, I was being sarcastic my b
Fair enough. Stay safe my squirrel friend, guard your nuts
looks around for nuts oh damn not again!