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**Juvieus Kaine**

Yeha I just noticed that. Ignore!

**Overread**

Togusa wrote:
Juvieus Kaine wrote:
Cephalobeard wrote:
xttz wrote:
Juvieus Kaine - Total rumors: (2 TRUE) / (46 FALSE) / (0 PARTIALLY TRUE/VAGUE) - NO RUMORS OUTSTANDING

/thread

Wait, so you're telling me people log on to the internet just to lie about things?

Apparently that's what I'm here for! /sarcasm

Anyway the chat boiled down to Space Wolves dropping in August and Ork dex around that point too. Chances are I'm wrong about the Bezerkers but the GW bod said there's a new kit in the works. Might be held off for a later date. I can try hit the shop this weekend to fish about for more info (if there's anything else to go on)

EDIT: and looked what just showed up...

https://www.warhammer-community.com/2018/06/01/codexes-kings-cawdors-and-more/

First and foremost, isn’t it about time we reveal another set of codexes? With Codex: Imperial Knights available to pre-order this weekend, it’s high time we revealed just what’s coming next…

These codexes are two of the most requested, but rest assured, the wait will be worth it – both the Orks and Space Wolves codexes will be absolutely packed with new content for your games. If you’ve been looking on enviously as other factions get their time in the sun, your patience will soon be rewarded.

That post is over 6 months old, it didn't "just show up."

Not quite - in the UK (and most of Europe) we do dates - Day - Month - Year.
So its only the 1st of June that it was posted (which fits as that was when they were releasing the Imperial Knights and such).

*Must admit I've never understood why the USA does it Month - Day - Year - it seems a very odd way to break it up

**EnTyme**

We just have to be different. Also, could we please "spoiler" large images when quoting them? Thanks.

**Chairman Aeon**

Overread wrote:
Must admit I've never understood why the USA does it Month - Day - Year - it seems a very odd way to break it up

January 1st, 2019 => 01-01-19

I personally always write YYYY-MM-DD because it makes sense to go biggest to smallest like every other number, but in English North America they put the numbers the same as the way they'd say the words.

**Big H**

Chairman Aeon wrote:
Overread wrote:
Must admit I've never understood why the USA does it Month - Day - Year - it seems a very odd way to break it up

January 1st, 2019 => 01-01-19

I personally always write YYYY-MM-DD because it makes sense to go biggest to smallest like every other number, but in English North America they put the numbers the same as the way they'd say the words.

Except on the 4th of July !

**Ork-en Man**

Big H wrote:
Chairman Aeon wrote:
Overread wrote:
Must admit I've never understood why the USA does it Month - Day - Year - it seems a very odd way to break it up

January 1st, 2019 => 01-01-19

I personally always write YYYY-MM-DD because it makes sense to go biggest to smallest like every other number, but in English North America they put the numbers the same as the way they'd say the words.

Except on the 4th of July !

And Cinco de Mayo

**Azreal13**

Chairman Aeon wrote:
Overread wrote:
Must admit I've never understood why the USA does it Month - Day - Year - it seems a very odd way to break it up

January 1st, 2019 => 01-01-19

I personally always write YYYY-MM-DD because it makes sense to go biggest to smallest like every other number, but in English North America they put the numbers the same as the way they'd say the words.

Yes, which is a different way to U.K. English. We wouldn't say January 1st, we'd say "the 1st of January" as a rule.

I guess there's a bit of a chicken and egg element to which convention resulted in the other.

**Bharring**

And I can't remember how people reference the fifth of november.

**Aeneades**

**Deleted - was too slow**

**Mousemuffins**

So. No news then?

**RiTides**

Looks like the codex news is covered elsewhere and the kit news isn't substantial, so I'll lock this up unless there's more to go on...