Did you know that some years which are divisible by 4 are NOT leap years?
A little history will explain:
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Wednesday, February 29, 2012
Ten Missing Days
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A year is 365 days long, right? Well, not exactly. Sometimes, like this year, the year is 366 days long. This happens every four years, on years divisible by 4. You already knew that, right?
Did you know that some years which are divisible by 4 are NOT leap years?
A little history will explain:
Did you know that some years which are divisible by 4 are NOT leap years?
A little history will explain:
Friday, February 10, 2012
Pissed Off, then Pissed On
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The other day, someone posted, "I'd rather be pissed off then pissed on."
Someone else pointed out, "This is one of those times when the difference between THEN and THAN is rather important." I hope I don't have to explain it.
Earlier today, I received an invite to a party which was being held to raise money for someone's funeral expenses. The organizer said, "Donations will be excepted."
My reply was, "This is one of those times when the difference between EXCEPTED and ACCEPTED is rather important." Unless, of course, they really did NOT want donations?
The other day, someone posted, "I'd rather be pissed off then pissed on."Someone else pointed out, "This is one of those times when the difference between THEN and THAN is rather important." I hope I don't have to explain it.
Earlier today, I received an invite to a party which was being held to raise money for someone's funeral expenses. The organizer said, "Donations will be excepted."
My reply was, "This is one of those times when the difference between EXCEPTED and ACCEPTED is rather important." Unless, of course, they really did NOT want donations?