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Yeah, as it already is an imposition to use 10 for what is called "Month Eight" (from Lat.: octo = 8).

• BitwiseFool 4y ago
  Glad to hear I'm not the only one. A switch flipped in my brain once I realized this and now I routinely mix up October and August. Would it really have been too much to ask that July and August come after December?!
  • Archelaos 4y ago
    Q: Why do software engineers confuse Halloween and Christmas? A: Because Oct. 31 = Dec. 25
  • sorokod 4y ago
    July was renamed away from Quintilis ( the fifth month of the Roman calendar ) So yes, a bit much.