Good man. :) I gave up arguing the point years ago and try to avoid the ambiguity inherent in it, as you just don't know what frame of reference or logic (or not) is being employed by the listener, and mostly use 'midday' or 'midnight' instead.
I was once involved with testing a prototype train to investigate interference effects on BR signaling. LUL were informed, as their track was adjacent, that this would happen from 00:00 Sunday.
They wondered where we were when they sat watching their instruments in the early hours of Monday :-(
Chris
So is midnight on Wednesday at the very beginning or the very end of Wednesday?
I would tend to think of Wednesday midnight as being a minute after
23:59 Wednesday.
Don't be an arse.
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