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SomeRetard-png t1_j26x7pq wrote

Reply to comment by TaxNo174 in January is next week, next month, and next year by PortugueseBenny

On December 31 at 11:59:59.99 pm January will be next year, next month, next week, next day, next hour, next minute, next second, and next millisecond.

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kazedo t1_j27ixf5 wrote

And if you do that on the 31/12/2999 you can add next century and next millenium as well

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Shadowtyger t1_j27sinh wrote

I mean in 8 years, you can add next decade while we're at it

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Waldo_007 t1_j29f5ln wrote

December 31, 2029 lands on a Monday. So, the following day might start a new decade but it won't start a new week.

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Shadowtyger t1_j29fg50 wrote

Depending on who you ask, Monday and Sunday are interchangeable as the start of the week.

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SovietTesla t1_j29refn wrote

But January 1st would be on a Tuesday, I think most people would disagree that moving from a monday to a tuesday would be the start of a new week

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SomeRandomPyro t1_j28mmf1 wrote

Except that the millennium rolls over at ...1. There was no year 0, the calendar starts on year 1, so unless the first millennium is only 999 years long, it ran from year 1 through 1000, with the second millennium starting with 1001.

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Efficient_Switch_754 t1_j27q7lq wrote

>January is next week, next month, and next year

so then its just next?

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dandroid126 t1_j27rq0u wrote

its for a church, honey. just looking for help dont need the attitude! NEXT!

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RyanCreamer202 t1_j2a7tpg wrote

On December 31st 2999, 11:59:59:99January will be next Millennium, next century, next decade, next year, next week, next day, next hour, next minute, next second

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FalloutHUN t1_j2aen7a wrote

Except no because a new millenia starts when the calendar rolls over to ...001 (because there was no year 0), so it will be in 3001.

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