Anyone willing to help hack and disable area 51 defenses on the 20. September??!

Found the german/Austrian/Swiss/"other german speaking nationality"

Im always so confused when I see 20. September. Its the only language I know off using the latin alphabet which is not suffixing numbers with one or more letters.

Sure, I'll use javascript!

I'll use Scratch!

I got the HTML hacking covered

I can do the CSS part

I'll do my part with XML

@Frederick wait did you delete your account?

@Frederick understandable man.

I can do batch scripts!

I can do some crystal reports!

I got the coffee part covered.

But... Why?

@Cultist Healer

@Codex404 Humm... French doesn't do that neither. And Spanish too as far as I know. To my point of view it's more like only English like languages suffix day numbers in dates.

i can help with the code comments...

@Kasonnara they dont suffix it with a "." either...

And in dutch we do append it with "e"

@Kasonnara according to google translate you do have a different word in french

Deux and seconde
Three and thriesieme (or something like that I hate French)

@Codex404 Yes we have the distinction One/fisrt, two/second, etc. but it's never used for dates, except for 1st (1e) because ... why not ^^

but yes, no "." indeed

*sigh* I'll grab the block chain...

I got the "host" file covered

@Kasonnara but when used outside of dates?

Like "I came in 4th in the marathon"
In dutch it would be "Ik kwam als 4e binnen bij de marathon"

In German it would be using the "4." notation

@rendezvous I watched enough sentdex to cover this part!

I can't btw, its my mothers birthday, can we move it to the 21st