Only in the USA, though. In the UK we put the day first. Not sure why, but we say it differently too. For example, you'd probably say "August fifteenth " and a Brit would say "the fifteenth of August ". How it all started, goodness only knows.
Only if you take the dashes out. But still very cool. I guess this could happen next year in September? I'm not much of a numbers person.
@Snickers77 I seriously think I am! But only with numbers. I read & spell almost perfectly but really have to concentrate to tell the time!
@Snickers77 Me two!
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