12 mnoon.
(It's a silent "m". Like the "R" in James Rtiberius Kirk. First Trekkie to explain that reference wins.)
This may be worth staying up for!
12:00 "M" as in midnight. "N" would be noon.
You mean it's silent like p in the pool.
About James Rtiberius Kirk:
In the pilot episode (the aired pilot, not the one about Commander Christopher Pike), Capt. James Kirk sees a tomsbtone he recognizes to be his. It reads, "James R. Kirk." Within weeks, however, his middle name is spoken: "This is Captain James Tiberius Kirk, of the Starship Enterprise."
Apparently enough people caught on to the contradiction, that the producers felt they had to clarify that his middle initial was "T," because from then on, he identified himself as "James T. Kirk"... as opposed to James Rtiberius Kirk, I suppose.
Oops... Ping to post #183 for the answer to Rtiberius.
Bonus Question: (And you don't need to be a trekkie to know this, oddly...)
Why is ironic (or fitting) that a man named Tiberius Kirk would fight the Romulans?
(half credit for an answer that involves only one of those names.)
(A very vague hint, of sorts: Series creator Gene Roddenberry was educated as a Jesuit.)
Oh, man! That's the BEST laugh I've had in a month of Sundays.