AM/PM or 24HR

RichieC

AM/PM

I like to pretend I'm an army type, so 24hr. I also say things like "click" and refer to jet fighters as platforms.

partyatmygaff

AM/PM

24hr definitely. AM/PM is for simpletons (And Americans :pac:)

Bruthal

AM/PM

TeddyTedson wrote: »

that's beautiful

or 22:22 like you said, and 00:00 for a minute.

AnneElizabeth

AM/PM!

...It takes me longer to realise what time it is in 24Hr. Plus no one wants to say "it's twenty-five-past twenty-three o'clock". Say the time takes long enough as it is :P

rainbowdrop

AM/PM

Odysseus wrote: »

24 hour for me, even use it when making appoints wuth other clinician, I don't with patients though, I just find nyself using it most of the time without thinks about it

Are you a little tipsy Odysseus?

_feedback_

alwaysadub wrote: »

Both. My phone is 24hr. My alarm clock is am/pm.

Alarm is one thing that needs to be 24 hour! No chance of setting wrong time (PM instead of AM)

Fluorescence

AM/PM

24 hour mostly. However neither of my alarm clocks allow that option so it's AM/PM on those. I just got into the habit of reading 24 hour, so I prefer it. I still say time out loud in twelve hour though, because it just sounds weird to say "20:40" or "16:30" or whatever it is :P

Run_to_da_hills

AM/PM

TeddyTedson wrote: »

AM PM is for simpletons!!

This is why it is the most popular format in the US.

Check out any AmTrak or Greyhound timetable.

t0mm13b

AM/PM

GizAGoOfYerGee wrote: »

AM/PM's for women.

Why?

Is it to know the exact time when to ovulate?

ejmaztec

Ever since I got caught in AIB at 3 o'clock in the morning trying to make a withdrawal, I've used the 24 hour clock.:(

stovelid

AM/PM

Always 24 HR.

af_thefragile

RichieC wrote: »

I like to pretend I'm an army type, so 24hr. I also say things like "click" and refer to jet fighters as platforms.

*static*...*beep*...this is charlie6 here calling to meet delta9 at twenty two thirty hours north west of tango9 waypoint over...*beep*...*static*

yeah.......

Asphyxia

24hr

Fluorescence

AM/PM

ejmaztec wrote: »

Ever since I got caught in AIB at 3 o'clock in the morning trying to make a withdrawal, I've used the 24 hour clock.:(

Sounds like something I'd do (If I had money to withdraw that is)

arid

AM/PM

24-hour definitely - too risky when setting alarms with all that am/pm malarkey.

Fringe

the_syco wrote: »

24 Hour. So if I sleep into 1300, I know it's 1300, and not wondering is it just 1am or 1pm?

You could also just look outside.

admiralofthefleet

AM/PM

24 hour, i love the faces on people when they ask me the time and i say seventeen hundred hours