Mine is that I pour the milk before the cereal. people are always extremely confused by that.

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    after midnight, past midday”

    AM, PM. It actually means ante meridiem and post meridiem, Latin for “Before Noon” and “After Noon,” but the above also works and is in English.

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      Latin for “Before Noon” and “After Noon,”

      I’m going to start using BN and AN, just to confuse people.

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      It’s terrible as a mnemonic though. “After” and “post” both mean the same thing, and the other words both start by M.