Number 23

[Blaaaaaaaah]

Why do you put your day 1st and month 2nd? I know it's customary in the Spanish language, but in English it's month/day/year.

In Australia, it's day/month/year. So it doesn't depend on the language, but where you live. xD

[Lexaeus]

In Australia, it's day/month/year. So it doesn't depend on the language, but where you live. xD

I live in the US but I use the day/month/year often due to MLA format or b/c my other school requires it that way (not normal high school)

[srabble031]

^ I hope you had jumbled your number up, lol.

thas how tellphone numbers where i live are -.-

[Pebbles]

x_x


Birthday is 10/1.



NO 23! D:

[Mobly]

Holy shi-

My birthday is on 13th October, 13 + 10 = 23. Dun dun dunn.

lol, yeah, wiki it and you'll see it's one of many number based OCD's (Obsessive Compulsive Disorders).

It's actually coined, in medical books(roughly), as drawing arbitrary conclusions based on manipulating numbers with overly complex use of usually simple mathmatics. It works for any number. But the # 23 has stood out in society more, and over the years, so people give it extra attention.