[ThomasThomas]

Incredibly good penmandogship but it looks like the statement is dated Aug 2 2013. This is a good day to put on your calendar. It is also my birthday.

[Slings and Arrows]

Better not invite Peach.

[green pastures]

8/2/13 - since it hasn’t happened yet, I think they are using the European date format of Day/Month/Year. Guessing it’s Feb. 8, 13.

But here’s to a happy birthday when August rolls around next... :-)

[Don W]

Actually, it’s dated dd/mm/yy, or February 8, 2013, like most of the rest of the world uses. I really don’t understand the reasoning behind mm/dd/yy.

Then again, the fedgov up here uses yyyy/mm/dd. No rhyme nor reason, it’s just what they do. You also have to use numerical dates (# of days passed, # of days remaining in the year) when filling out purchase orders.