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Thu 8 Jul, 2004 10:21 am
What is the only day of the year people will not celebrate their birthday?
February 30 . . . which only rolls around once in two hundred years . . .
Edit: i checked this to make sure--the rule actually is a year divisible by 100 is only a leap year if it is also divisible by 400. Therefore 1600 and 2000 were leap years, but 1700, 1800 and 1900 were not, and 2100 will not be. The additional "leap day," February 30, can only occur eight times in 2500 years for the calendar to be correct, and i don't believe that anyone has decided when the next "leap century" will occur. Therefore, i don't have an answer for your question.
Will not celebrate their birthday
How about if they die on their birthday? If they do die, then they can't celebrate their birhday!
30. Febuary and ..... 29. Febuary :-)
Victor Murphy wrote:How about if they die on their birthday? If they do die, then they can't celebrate their birhday!
That´s logical.
The day they are given birth?
Birthday
Jim wrote:The day they are given birth?
The day they are born on, is their birthday!
No - I meant the day they are actually born. I've never heard of any one celebrating their own birth at age one hour in hospital.
Celebrating Your Birthday
Jim wrote:No - I meant the day they are actually born. I've never heard of any one celebrating their own birth at age one hour in hospital.
I have never heard of anyone celebrating their birthday at the moment of birth either. But wether it be celebrated the moment of birth or at 1 year aren't the days still the same?
It all depends. Does the question want a day and a month, or a day and a month and a year?
Christmas
Christmas?
Or is this a leap year deal?
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