Re: Green Ranch Houses and Arbus

[elgenper@telia.com]

In my case, it is Swedish, short for "klockan" (the Finns use "klo.", 
but with them, it´s short for "kello" BTW).  We do use the 24 hour 
clock (I always wish for a few hours more, of course), and our Time 
Zone is +1.  "skrev" is, of course, Swedish for "wrote".

Per


2003-12-02 kl. 13.06 skrev Emily L. Ferguson:

> Hey Per,
>
> It's so neat to see that time/date info in different languages on this 
> list!
>
> > 2003-12-02 kl. 03.06 skrev Emily L. Ferguson:
>
> says Per.
>
> But what does "kl" stand for in Danish?, Swedish?  And do you run a 12 
> hour clock or a 24?