when do leap year people celebrate their bdays?

[BlahBlahYouToo]

on the non-leap years.

2/28? 3/1?

 

[potato28]

28th, at least I think thats what the government classifies their non-leap year birthdays as.

 

[Kev]

They don't, the simply age at 1/4 the rate of normal human beings.

 

[runzwithsizorz]

Every 4 years. Helped a girlfriend celebrate her 12th birthday,

 

[VoteQuimby]

feb 28

 

[Juno]

why celebrating birthday in march when birth date says february?

 

[OdiN]

A better question is why people refer to Feb. 29th as leap "year".

 

[lozina]

Nobody gets born during leap years. Natural law.

 

[Canai]

Originally posted by: runzwithsizorz
Every 7 years. Helped a girlfriend celebrate her 7th birthday,

I'm calling Chris Hansen on you!!!!!1

 

[Injury]

Originally posted by: runzwithsizorz
Every 7 years. Helped a girlfriend celebrate her 7th birthday,

....


uhh... leap years are every 4 years.

 

[potato28]

Originally posted by: OdiN
A better question is why people refer to Feb. 29th as leap "year".

Dunno, but it kicks ass

 

[dullard]

They are born on the 60th day of the year. That is either Feb 29 or Mar 1. However, I think the two that I've met both celebrated on Feb 28 instead.

They age at the same rate. Those "I got married when I was 5 years old" or "I retired when I was 16" ideas are stupid. I wish people would stop repeating it. You age a year every ~365.24 days. Plain and simple. It does not matter if you were born on Feb 29, 2004, you are not 1 year old today. If that is the case, you have been out of your mother's womb for 1461 days so far. You are 1461/365.24 = 4 years old.

 

[dullard]

Opps, double posted since wireless internet went out.

 

[TecHNooB]

Originally posted by: runzwithsizorz
Every 7 years. Helped a girlfriend celebrate her 7th birthday,

your gf is 49?

 

[OdiN]

Originally posted by: dullard
They are born on the 60th day of the year. That is either Feb 29 or Mar 1. However, I think the two that I've met both celebrated on Feb 28 instead.

They age at the same rate. Those "I got married when I was 5 years old" or "I retired when I was 16" ideas are stupid. I wish people would stop repeating it. You age a year every ~365.24 days. Plain and simple. It does not matter if you were born on Feb 29, 2004, you are not 1 year old today. If that is the case, you have been out of your mother's womb for 1461 days so far. You are 1461/365.24 = 4 years old.

Man you're pretty freakin dull.

 

[Injury]

Originally posted by: dullard
They are born on the 60th day of the year. That is either Feb 29 or Mar 1. However, I think the two that I've met both celebrated on Feb 28 instead.

They age at the same rate. Those "I got married when I was 5 years old" or "I retired when I was 16" ideas are stupid. I wish people would stop repeating it. You age a year every ~365.24 days. Plain and simple. It does not matter if you were born on Feb 29, 2004, you are not 1 year old today. If that is the case, you have been out of your mother's womb for 1461 days so far. You are 1461/365.24 = 4 years old.

Look, we only get to make these jokes once every 4 years. Go wait in the car if you can't handle it.

 

[runzwithsizorz]

Originally posted by: Injury

Originally posted by: runzwithsizorz
Every 7 years. Helped a girlfriend celebrate her 7th birthday,

....


uhh... leap years are every 4 years.

ooops, For some reason I thought it was 7, now I gotta edit.

 

[runzwithsizorz]

Originally posted by: TecHNooB

Originally posted by: runzwithsizorz
Every 7 years. Helped a girlfriend celebrate her 7th birthday,

your gf is 49?

Injury has corrected me, leap year is every 4 yrs, not 7 like I thought. So said EX gfs' birthday celebration would have been her 12th. This was years ago, so she would be about 68 now.
I used to like dating older women back then, but now that I am older,---- I've changed my ways. :evil: